It's got 4 settings, a 10minute cut-off time & it lights up according to the power.1 light= level 1.2 lights= level 2 (stronger vibrations)3 lights= progressive gradual peaks & dips.4 lights= strongest possible.It actually shakes the whole room & it can be felt across the room, subtly enough for people to ask what the sound is. Lol.

I was really hoping this might be a life changer for me seeing as I keep really stiff muscles. Using it on my neck and back mostly just feels super awkward. I did also try to use this on my legs, because I could use any help I can get, and it seems to have helped some with muscle soreness but it certainly isn’t as life changing as I’d hoped. The side/ball without the button doesn’t vibrate with the same intensity as the other side. -I’m really not sure why that is. I’m also very confused about the charging situation. I don’t think mine came with a charger. I didn’t see it in the box and if it did, I definitely threw it away. So that kind of sucks.

I wouldn't use the word 'amazing' lightly, but this massager works GREAT. I have a lot of foot pain from years of working retail, and then being an avid hiker. I have even been to orthopedic doctors and worn a boot for pain. This seriously really helps. My feet throb, especially at night. There have been nights it almost wakes me up. I can use this on them while they are throbbing and not only does it totally take away the pain and feel great during the massage, but afterwards - no more throbbing at all. I'm not sure the science behind why it would stop throbbing and pain, maybe it creates better circulation? No idea - but during use - it is quite enjoyable and after I stop using it, the pain is totally gone and my feet feel completely different for a while. It has been a huge help.> It isnt your average massager. It's deep and powerful. There are several different levels, some consistent, some pulsing deeply/slowly. It's very powerful.> Not too loud - there is a noise, but it's not a super loud/cheap "massager", it's got a deeper vibration, which keeps it more quiet.> Well made. I have only been using it for a week, but it feels like it is very well made. Great materials and it is super powerful. does not feel cheap, or like it will break any time soon.> Battery lasts a long time. I charge it after I am done using it, but I will use it for an hour at a time and it never gets weaker at all.OVERALL - if you have pain, i would DEFINITELY recommend you try it. I dont have any other pain besides foot pain, so when i try to use it on other areas it feels good, but.... on the feet, where I have real pain - it is truly amazing. I wish I had known about it earlier. Totally worth the price. I was taking ibuprofen before I slept sometimes and would gladly have paid for a doctor if I would have thought it would work as well as this does. This is there whenever you need it.

Had defective product, the Peanut Roller, the third charging light did not work, it would charge to two lights then stop, requested replacement, Natra Cure immediately responded and sent new one. Great product, very intense vibration, I use it as a sleep aid after my vibrating bed mechanisms died on me. Anyone who has had a vibrating bed knows what I am talking about. The 10 minute auto shutoff is just enough time to get me into sleep mode.
Great customer service!

I am a body worker, and have tried out several massage tools to recommend to my clients for maintenance. The vibrating peanut roller has gotten a thumbs up from many of my clients. I use it in particular on my own hamstrings and it i has given me so much relief for my tight musculature.

Good quality. Varied soeeds

Nothing to dislike. It works as described. Great buy!

this is awkward to use and heavy.

So many settings with different intensities. Recommend

I am a 76 year old Grandma.I like the NatureCure Peanut Massage Ball Vibrating Roller over other similar Peanut shaped rollers I own as it is not as aggressive. I get the relief I seek with a milder touch.

This massager is a nice size and weight for general purpose work

This little vibrator pack a big punch. Very powerful and fits in under knees and thighs so nicely. Highly recommend!

Not comfortable and does not appear to relieve back .pain either. Waste of money

I have a foam roller and a roller stick that I use for my legs and back, but I needed something for my arms. The rollers I have make it very difficult to properly roll out my arms. The positioning is awkward and there have been times where my arms are killing me after an intense workout. This peanut roller has been great so far. I can lay it on a counter and roll my arms back and fourth. The vibrations are efficient and I notice a huge difference after rolling. This helps loosen my muscles and helps them recover faster. I like the different vibration modes and feel they are adequate for my needs. Easy to use and charge. The only improvement would have been to use a more generic charging port. Just one more cord to keep around.

The penny roller is amazing, the strongest vibration and pulse ever, 4 speeds to pls your satisfaction, it’s so strong you can literally put it on your bed and it with massage your hold body 👍🏾. A perfect gift for any age or sports and athletic personnel’s.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Was a bit larger than I thought which works out well, I put it behind my neck trapped on the back of my recliner chair, and set it to low. Then I laid back and dozed. I tried it on my feet, and the lower levels work well here too. I've returned those foot relaxers, because even on low speeds they cause pain with my neuropathy. This is a good balance to use with the electro-therapy device I use, both work with the circulation, and it seems to have a better effect after I use the therapy device for about 25 minutes. I think it works better when the muscles are somewhat fatigued. Easy to dial up four speeds that work on the higher levels when put on the legs and back areas. I had some fun warble talking when on my stomach. Not bad for the price, since it's rechargeable and so does not need a cord like a lot of wand massage tools. It has some limitations in that you can't reach very well to the lower back with like the long wand type, but this works better for the feet, and you don't have to hold it to do the neck area. Well constructed, it looks like it will last as well. Recommended.

I like the shape and the 4 speeds, the vibrations on 3 and 4 are really strong. Holding in your hand is an odd experience. But it feels really good when you roll it across tense muscles

I've been into mobility and body mechanics for years. Have all sorts of tools and in the last few years, several vibrating peanuts, rollers balls (equipped with battery-powered motors) have hit the scene. At first glance, I thought the vibration would aid recovery and/or mitigate foam rolling-related discomfort. I have a HUGE concern about the size, I just didn't see how this would be comfortable for mobility work. After using this multiple times in multiple positions, here are some thoughts.MaterialsThis peanut is a cross between rubber and silicone. The reason I say this is rubber massage peanuts made of rubber are firm and easily reach deep tissue. This is firm however the outside of the peanut feels like silicone because the texture is softer than those with a rubber exterior.ShapeThis is where I have the biggest problem. This is a shaped like a peanut – with two ball-like ends joined in the center. Peanut-shaped can be used in all of the same areas as spherical ones. This peanut shape can reach a larger surface area in less time and target both sides of the spine at the same time. I also tested it by cupping the muscle in the middle of the peanut, which works well for forearms and calves. This peanut is just too big to be effective for a mobility tool. A massager yes, mobility tool not so much.Vibration speedsThis is where this product shines. 4 Levels of Massage Intensity for personalized targeted relief. BUT too much vibration on the neck or feet may make matters worse rather than better. Some areas of the body may need more pressure and vibration to work out stiffness than others. The vibration speeds are excellent on this product.PulseConstant vibration doesn’t work for every person or every injury. A pulse feature alters the vibrations from slow to fast in a consistent pattern. This kind of action works well for deep tissue massage of the back, shoulders, and legs. This product shines well in this area.Indicator lightsThere are power indicator light lets you know if peanut is on or off and also what level and vibration pattern you're on. It has a 10-minute auto shut off so you don't waste battery life if you're not using it. A battery life indicator lets you know how much juice is left so you don’t need to leave a vibrating massage ball plugged in all the time. This does make it easier to conserve battery life and always have a charged massager ready to go.If you enjoy the vibrating sensation, you might be more inclined to use this for longer and more often, potentially boosting the therapeutic effects of the self-massage. I don't see this as my go-to mobility tool but if you need a massager, that "could" cross as limited mobility too you should give this a try.

I love this for resting my tired muscles but I have rheumatoid arthritis so after a full day of shopping or working out or even sitting in my home office at my computer it takes a lot out of my ankles and knees and wrists and I've found that letting this sit on whatever joint is giving me issues really helps with circulation and swelling and pain. It's definitely become a must have in my weekly routine for sure.

The NatraCure Peanut roller massager charges with an included AC adapter (not a USB cable) and was almost fully charged in the box. It has the lights, charge port and power/mode switch on one end of the "peanut." For some strange reason, they designed this thing with the motor, controls and lights all in one end, and the other ball end has nothing. So the other end just has ambient or passive vibration, and doesn't work very well to massage tissue like the other end. So that would work for a "handle" I guess, since trapping the peanut under your thigh or calf won't evenly work, the massage will be to the switch end.The other odd feature--the modes. First mode is a very low jiggle, second is a tad bit more intense. Then *three* ? That one "rolls" from level 1 to the full-blown level 4, in a cycle. And level 4 of course is max speed/vibration. If I was the engineer, I would have made 1,2 and 3 in even steps of intensity from lowest to highest and made 4 be the roll from low to high over and over. But that's just my humble opinion. I tried another massager recently which was priced like this one that was a solid ball, and it was a 3-level massager with much more intensity. So I can't give this one more than 3 stars.

While I think the massager is great, my wife is conflicted about it. I’m sharing her thoughts because she has tried a lot of massagers and has a whole collection of them.The massager has four levels of intensity. The first level is light vibration and it goes to the fourth level of very fast, intense vibration. Because there is no handle on this massager, it’s hard to even hold it while it’s on the 3rd or 4th level of intensity. The vibration is too strong and gives a weird numbing (almost paralyzing) sensation to the hand. In short, it’s hard to enjoy the massage while holding it. Given that there is no handle, the intensity switch is on the side of the massager. Thus, it’s also hard to switch modes while it vibrates.The best way to enjoy this massager is to put it down on a mat and press your body against it . Given that the massager is intended for deep tissue massage and muscle recovery, it does seem like a useful tool. It's also smaller than a standard massage gun and is hence more portable. You can bring it on a car or train ride and enjoy your massage on the go. A relaxing tool but with some significant shortcomings.