Always remember to apply a few drops of water on the sticky surface of both pads before and after use.Extremely small dimensions (smaller than an Ipod!).Adjustable timer for your convenience (10-60 minutes).
18 massage modes:Kneading, Acupuncture, Tapping, Scraping, Cupping, Combination of the above 5 modes, Swedish Massage, Thai Massage, Korean Massage, Shiatsu Massage, relax massage, Foot Massage, Sport massage 1, Sport massage 2, Sport massage 3, Hand Massage 1, Hand Massage 2, Hand Massage 3.Unlike our pick, it includes a felt carrying case with magnetic closure, which is perfectly fine, but we don’t think we’d use it (we prefer a hook-and-loop cable tie instead, like the ones that come with some other Anker cables). The Anker PowerLine+ 3ft Micro USB cable costs about twice as much as our top pick, and we don’t think the braided-nylon sheath adds any value.It comes with a hook-and-loop cable tie, which is great for keeping your cable in a tidy coil, but that’s not enough of a benefit to justify costing almost twice as much as our pick. It also has a shorter warranty than our pick-one year, compared with 18 months. The AmazonBasics Double Braided Nylon USB 2.0 A to Micro B Cable has inferior housings compared with our top pick (a thin ridge in the plastic makes them less comfortable to grip than ones with a smooth interface), and its braided-nylon sheath started to snag during our testing.It also has a shorter (one-year, compared with 18-month) warranty. The AmazonBasics USB 2.0 A-Male to Micro B Cable - 3 Feet is similar to our top pick, but its build quality seems flimsier, and it’s available in fewer length options.Plus, the PowerLine II is backed by Anker’s lifetime warranty. This cable’s adapters-the pieces that turn the Micro-USB connector into either a Lightning or USB-C connector-were the easiest to plug and unplug of any we tried, and stayed firmly in place once connected. Even with the attached adapters, it has a slim profile that’s easy to coil up and stow in a bag. It’s MFi-certified, which means you can trust the Lightning adapter will work properly with iOS devices, and it’s sturdy and well made-holding up impeccably after more than two years of occasional use. Of the ones we tried, the Anker PowerLine II 3-in-1 Cable was the clear winner. Although we don’t recommend them for everyday use, because the adapters add extra bulk and can be fussy to use, we think they’re handy for traveling when you don’t want to carry three separate cables, or as a backup to keep in your desk drawer. Why we love it: A three-in-one cable is, essentially, a USB-A–to–Micro-USB cable with Lightning and USB-C adapters attached by short tethers. We’re willing to pay a little more for a cable that has extra features-for example, built-in adapters that let you convert the Micro-USB cable into a USB-C or Lightning cable-but we’ve yet to find one that’s worth spending more than $40 on. Costs less than $40: Based on testing we’ve done over the past three years, we know you can buy a good Micro-USB cable for about $5.With this in mind, we made USB-IF certification a testing requirement for Micro-USB–to–USB-C cables, but not for Micro-USB–to–USB-A cables. If USB-C, must be USB-IF-certified: Although at least 300 Micro-USB–to–USB-A cables have been certified by USB-IF to date, a representative told us the organization is seeing fewer models submitted for certification due to the widespread transition to USB-C charging in the industry.At least a one-year warranty: Although a good cable will ideally last a few years or more, especially if you take proper care of it, we think one year is plenty of time to fully test out a cable’s capabilities, make sure it fits your needs, and find out if you have a dud.Two of our three picks are also available in other lengths if you prefer a shorter or longer cable. That’s long enough to reach from most wall outlets to the floor (or a table, desk, or countertop) without leaving your device dangling mid-air, but not so long that it’ll clutter up your charging station. Between 3 and 6 feet long: We think a Micro-USB cable should ideally be at least 3 feet, but no longer than 6 feet, in length.
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