Pulseroll Mini vs Pro

In this Pulseroll Mini vs Pro review, we will compare the first generation entry-level and flagship models from the popular Manchester, England-based brand.

The Pulseroll Mini was created to be a lightweight, compact, and budget-friendly massage gun for on the go. The Pulseroll Pro, as the name already suggests, is more targeted towards athletes and professionals. So which one is the better fit for your needs?

This side-by-side comparison will help you find out.

Comparison: Pulseroll Mini vs Pro

Amplitude

With an amplitude of 8 mm, the Pulseroll Mini aims to provide a more relaxing and vibrational massage experience. The head attachment of the Pulseroll Pro, on the other hand, travels 12 mm into the muscle tissue and thus feels much more percussive.

Force

For such a small device, the Pulseroll Mini is surprisingly powerful. It only begins to stall at around 40 lbs of resistance, allowing it to compete with some normal-sized massage guns on the market. However, it is not quite enough to keep up with the Pulseroll Pro and its stall force of 50 lbs.

Frequency & Speed Levels

While the Pulseroll Mini starts at 1,800 percussions per minute (ppm) and tops out at 3,000 ppm, the Pulseroll Pro runs on a frequency between 1,300 and 3,300 ppm. Both models divide their ranges into four different speed levels.

Connectivity

Neither the Pulseroll Mini nor Pro can be connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth. If you want an app to guide you through warm-up and recovery routines developed by professionals, be able to easily keep track of past sessions, and more, consider the Hypervolt and Theragun devices.

Battery

The battery inside the Pulseroll Mini provides enough power for up to 3 hours of usage, giving it a similar battery life to its bigger brother. Considering that each treatment only takes a few minutes, both models should last for several days on a single charge.

Noise

Running at full speed, the Pulseroll Mini operates at a noise level of up to 59 decibels (dB). The admittedly more powerful Pulseroll Pro can go as high as 71 dB, making its smaller competitor the significantly better choice for the office and other quiet places.

Attachments & Accessories

With the Pulseroll Mini, four interchangeable head attachments allow you to adjust the massage experience to your needs and the muscle group you are about to target next. The Pulseroll Pro even includes six massage heads. Both models ship with a case for safe transport and storage.

Weight & Dimensions

In the final round of this Pulseroll Mini vs Pro comparison, we will have a quick look at the weight and dimensions of the two devices. At just 0.6 kg compared to 1.1 kg, the Mini is by far the lighter model. Unsurprisingly, it also takes up less space in your bag than the Pro.

Conclusion: Pulseroll Mini vs Pro

As expected, the Pulseroll Mini can not quite reach the performance metrics of its full-sized competitor. Nevertheless, it is a surprisingly powerful device which operates at a low noise level, is lightweight and compact – everything that you would want in a mini massage gun.

Athletes and everyone looking for a deep-tissue treatment will appreciate the significantly higher amplitude of the Pulseroll Pro, as well as the additional power it provides. It also offers a wider frequency range and more attachments, making it easier for you to adjust to your exact needs.

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Find out how the respective successors of the Pulseroll Mini and Pro perform against each other in our comparison Pulseroll Ignite Mini vs Pro.