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The best Theragun is not automatically the most powerful or expensive. Start with where, how often and how independently you will use it.
This comparison explains each model’s role rather than declaring an artificial winner. Check product pages for current prices and package contents.
Key points
Relief for simplicity.
Mini for a training bag.
Prime or PRO for frequent, demanding use.
Choose by user
Relief suits gentle, straightforward daily use. Mini prioritises portability. Sense 2 adds guided on-screen routines. Prime 6th Gen is a versatile full-size device with pressure feedback. Prime Plus adds heat, while PRO Plus provides the broadest system of therapies and attachments.
What extra features change
Guidance reduces guesswork; pressure feedback helps avoid pushing harder than intended; heat may feel pleasant during warm-up. More attachments only add value when you have a use for them. A traveller may value size over a screen, while a shared household may value simple controls.
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Side-by-side overview
Model
Best for
Key distinction
Relief
Gentle simplicity
Straightforward daily controls
Mini
Travel and training bags
Smaller, lighter format
Sense 2
Guided routines
LCD and built-in routines
Prime 6th Gen
Versatile regular use
Pressure feedback and full-size grip
Prime Plus
Heat + percussion
Three heat levels
PRO Plus
Broad therapy system
Heat, vibration, LED and extra options
Our practical conclusion
For a first device, choose the model you will actually pick up: Relief or Sense for ease, Mini for mobility, Prime as an all-rounder. Pay for Prime Plus or PRO Plus when you can name the extra function you expect to use every week.
Official Therabody product image, used by INTERVALS for product presentation.
Author: INTERVALS editorial team. This is original INTERVALS material; manufacturer content was used only to identify topics and verify product facts. Medical claims were checked against the primary sources listed below. Last reviewed: 21 August 2026.
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