HOSPAN Collapsible Foot Spa Electric Rotary Massage, Foot Bath with Heat, Bubble, Remote, and 24 Motorized Shiatsu Massage Balls. Pedicure Foot Spa for Feet Stress Relief - FS02A

I’m honestly not one to write reviews, but I do love this thing! I’ve had three surgeries between both feet and this helps bring relief to my feet. Massagers are gentle. Water stays hot. And it’s easy to store in my 600sqft apartment. It’s easy to clean! Functions as stated! If you are looking for bubbles…this isn’t your machine. I didn’t want something with bubbles because it would have made a mess on the carpet.

I bought this foot massager and I’m absolutely in love with it. From the very first use, I felt immediate relief in the soles of my feet. It has a rotating roller system that works perfectly on pressure points and gives a deep, professional-level massage—just like being at a spa. What I love the most is that it heats the water quickly, keeps the temperature steady, and includes different massage modes to choose from. The rollers do an amazing job: they relax, reduce swelling, and relieve tension after a long day of walking or working. It’s spacious, comfortable, and easy to clean. The cord wraps neatly, and the unit is light enough to move around without any problem. If you deal with tired feet, arch pain, sore heels, or you simply want a relaxing moment, this foot spa is an excellent investment. I didn’t realize how much I needed it until I tried it. 😍 ✔️ Deep massage with rotating rollers ✔️ Keeps water warm ✔️ Easy to use and clean ✔️ Instant relaxation Highly recommended if you want to turn your home into a mini spa.

I bought this on sell for 68 dollars and so far with that price in mind it is well worth it. There are a few things that make it stand out against other foot soakers as well some meh to useless features. Pros: The size. The size is just right with plenty of room for my feet. I am 10 and a half in mens. I added this since people gave bad reviews because this tub doesn't fit their 14 mens feet. Honestly, more their fault than the product. The water does get heated very well and it goes pretty high. This is where this tub stands out the most, it heats up the water and keeps it at a locked temp the user wants. You can add cold water and let it heat up while you do other things too. Bubble mode. A lot of people get confused on what this mode is suppose to do. Some think it is like the bubble jets in a hot tub and give it a bad review. But what the bubbles do is add some circulation in the water when you add epsom salt or even a small bath bomb. If you use it want it was design to be used for, it is a good feature. Collapsible. This makes it reduce its bulk so it is easier to store. If you're living in a place in which there isn't a lot of room, this is a very good thing to have. You can store it under the bed, in small cubbies, in your trunk of your car, or in your dresser. Remotes. They come with two remotes and they are a little bit magnetic. But if you happen to have lost both, then the device will not work. Cons: The massage feature I felt doesn't work so well with me. It might with others, but I feel like it is on the lesser side when they were developing this product. There are three modes. The first is the massage on. 2nd mode is it is on most of the time with in between off periods. Third is it is on, off, on, off, and so on. Remotes. This is a con because if you happen to loose your remotes then the thing is basically a fancy tub. There is only one button on the tub, the on/off button. So no way to control the heat, massages, bubbles, or time. The bubble mode is pretty loud. Over time it can be background noise but does make it a tad bit hard if you're watching a movie or doing anything that needs you to hear. Four out of five is pretty good for this product. With that in mind, I think the full price is a bit much but if you have the funds or willing to wait for it to go on sale then it is pretty worth it. When using it I found myself it be pretty comfortable and my knees never had to be stuck in one position.

I spent a lot of time researching these foot spas on Amazon (there's a lot of them) and finally settled on this one, somewhat hesitantly, because there wasn't a large volume of reviews. I'm glad I pulled the trigger because it's exactly what I hoped it would be. I ran up against a few walls when looking at the various foot spas on this site, most products fell short on one or more of these areas: -Cost -Bulk -Missing feature -Weird hard plastic pieces that you're meant to find comfortable First off, it over-delivers compared to other similarly priced products. It's not anyone's budget option, but there are more expensive options that offer less- I felt like a lot of what I found around this price range did one thing well that it hoped to grab you on- a collapsible spa for easy storage, for instance, or remote-controlled heating, jets, and massage options, but never both. Secondly, it's the perfect size. Big enough when you're using it for big and small feet, small enough when collapsed that I can fit it under the sink. While it's drying, I slide it into a little gap between our tub and bathroom cabinet that keeps it out of the way. Only complaint it that while there's instructions it took me a minute to figure out how to collapse and un-collapse it. You have to kind of rock each side up or down one side at a time. Next, it does everything well. The jets, the massage balls, the heating, all work great. My girlfriend, who I bought this for, loves it and uses it regularly. I don't know what the red light is supposed to do, but its there if you want it, and there's a timer as well, and everything is remote-controlled! And she already has multiple pomace stones, so I wasn't interested in a spa that included one as a "feature." And that's basically the last point- there's not anything we don't want. You might not always be in the mood for jets or a massage, but they're great to have if they're not obtrusive. Many foot spas that seem to lean into the massage side of things have these uncomfortable looking pointy plastic pieces at the bottom. This just has some smooth round massagers that spin if you want them too, and aren't too annoying if you don't. I did think they'd be soft, like a rubber or silicone material, and they're hard plastic instead, but that's literally my biggest gripe with this purchase. My only other gripe, and it's minimal, is that the cover that needs to be removed to use the spa is nice for long term storage but annoying for short term storage. I'm not going to put the cover on while it's still wet. So it kinda just has to sit off to the side which is slightly annoying. Also, I'm not really sure if you can use salts or oils in this machine. It's not really indicated anywhere and we're afraid to try, because we don't want to break it. It would be nice for the company to make a recommendation one way or the other on that.