Wireless Neck Massager — Heated Shiatsu Kneading

Our best-selling wellness device: 8 kneading nodes, optional heat, and a true wireless design that goes where you do.

Key features

  • 8 shiatsu kneading nodes that mimic fingertip pressure on neck and shoulder muscles
  • Optional heat function (up to 42°C) to relax tight muscles before kneading
  • 3 speed levels — gentle, standard, and intense
  • 15-minute auto shutoff for safe, consistent sessions
  • True wireless design — no cords, weighs just 320g
  • USB-C charging — 2 hours for a full week of daily sessions

Who it's for

Desk workers with stiff necks, drivers, gamers, and anyone who carries tension in their shoulders. If you spend hours at a screen, this is the device our customers recommend most.

How to use

  • Place the massager around your neck with the nodes against your skin
  • Press the power button once to start the lowest speed
  • Press again to cycle through speeds; hold the heat button for 2 seconds to enable warmth
  • Relax your shoulders and let the device do the work — 15 minutes is the recommended session
  • The device auto-shuts off after 15 minutes; remove it and let it cool before storing

Specifications

  • Kneading nodes8 (shiatsu rotation)
  • Heat temperatureUp to 42°C
  • Speed levels3
  • Session timer15 min auto shutoff
  • Battery1,200 mAh Li-ion
  • ChargingUSB-C, ~2 hours
  • Weight320 g
  • MaterialABS + breathable fabric

What's in the box

  • 1 × Wireless Neck Massager
  • 1 × USB-C charging cable
  • 1 × User manual (English/Urdu)
  • 1 × Storage pouch

Shipping & returns

Ships within 24 hours from our Karachi warehouse. Delivery takes 2–4 business days across Pakistan and 5–10 days internationally. 7-day easy returns — see our terms for details.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The heat is capped at 42°C — warm, not hot — and the device auto-shuts off after 15 minutes to prevent overuse.
About 7 daily 15-minute sessions per charge. A full USB-C charge takes roughly 2 hours.
Yes — the U-shape works on shoulders, upper back, and calves as well as the neck.

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