This page was written as a head-to-head between the Theragun Pro and the Hypervolt 2. We cannot support that comparison, and one of the two models has been replaced.
We have not used either massage gun. An earlier version claimed testing by a strength coach, a marathon runner and a physiotherapist, a measured noise reading and a winner. None of that was real, and it has been removed. What is left is what the two makers’ sites show, checked on 6 October 2026.
Hypervolt 2 has been replaced
Hypervolt is made by Hyperice. When we requested Hyperice’s Hypervolt 2 and Hypervolt 2 Pro product addresses, the site redirected to the newer Hypervolt 3. Hyperice’s Hypervolt 3 page lists a US price of $199 (sale, from $249), five speeds, up to 4 hours of battery, 48 dB operation, a weight of 2.0 pounds and five head attachments. These are US dollar prices and the maker’s own claims.
We could not confirm that Hypervolt 2 is no longer sold by UK retailers, so stock may still exist. Check which model a listing actually is.
Theragun models
Therabody’s site currently lists the Theragun PRO and PRO Plus alongside the Prime, Mini, Sense and Relief ranges. It describes the PRO Plus as having LED, heat and vibration. Its listing did not give amplitude, battery or noise figures that we could quote, and its prices were in US dollars. We therefore make no claim about how the Pro compares with any Hypervolt.
Choosing between them
Without testing, we cannot say which is better. Compare the current UK price, battery life, attachments and warranty on the maker’s page or a UK retailer, and check the return policy. If you have an injury, a medical condition or are pregnant, ask a GP or physiotherapist before using a percussion massager.
For other Therabody models see our Theragun Prime page.
View Hypervolt 3 → View Therabody →
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Hypervolt 2 still current?
Hyperice’s site redirected its Hypervolt 2 addresses to the Hypervolt 3 when we checked on 6 October 2026. Some UK retailers may still stock the older model.
What does the Hypervolt 3 offer, according to Hyperice?
Hyperice’s page lists five speeds, up to 4 hours of battery life, 48 dB operation, 2.0 pounds in weight and five head attachments. Its price was in US dollars.
Which Theragun models are current?
Therabody’s site lists the Theragun PRO, PRO Plus, Prime, Prime Plus, Mini, Mini Plus, Sense and Relief.
Which massage gun is better?
We have not tested either, so we cannot say. Compare current price, battery, attachments and warranty before buying.
Related reading
- Theragun Prime – a more affordable Theragun
- Theragun Elite vs Hypervolt 2 – a similar comparison