Massagers can generally be classified according to the use part, function and technical type. The following are several common classification methods:

1. Classification by Use Part

Foot massager: specially used to massage the soles of the feet, relieve fatigue, promote blood circulation, and is suitable for people who stand or walk for a long time.

Neck and shoulder massager: mainly used to relieve muscle tension and fatigue in the neck and shoulders, suitable for people who bow their heads and sit in the office for a long time.

Back massager: used to massage the back to help relieve back pressure, suitable for people who sit for a long time and have a heavy burden.

Hand massager: specially used to relieve hand fatigue, suitable for users who use computers or mobile phones for a long time.

Eye massager: specially designed to relieve eye fatigue and improve eye blood circulation, suitable for people who use their eyes frequently.

Full body massager: such as massage chairs, provides deep relaxation of the whole body, suitable for people who relieve physical fatigue comprehensively.

Face massager: specially used for facial massage, helps relax facial muscles, promotes blood circulation, suitable for skin care and relaxation.

2. Classification by Function

Vibration massager: helps relax muscles and relieve fatigue through vibration, suitable for general relaxation massage.

Kneading massager: simulates manual kneading, such as shoulder and neck massager, foot massager, etc.

Rolling massager: uses roller massage to simulate the effect of finger pressing, commonly used in back and waist massager.

Airbag massager: massages through the inflation and deflation of airbags, commonly used in feet, neck, shoulders, hands and other parts, providing a gentler massage experience.

Hot compress massager: combines hot compress and massage functions to help relieve muscle soreness, suitable for relaxation of neck, shoulders, waist and other parts.

3. Classification by Technical Type

Traditional massager: mainly uses physical principles, such as vibration, kneading, rolling and other methods for massage.

EMS massager: uses electrical stimulation (EMS, Electrical Muscle Stimulation) technology to stimulate muscles through electric current to achieve the effect of relaxing and strengthening muscles.

Infrared massager: promotes blood circulation and relieves muscle soreness through infrared heating technology.

Ultrasonic massager: uses high-frequency ultrasonic vibration to deeply relax muscles and promote blood circulation, commonly used in facial and local massagers.

Air pressure massager: Massage by inflating and deflating air bags, commonly used for feet and legs, providing deep relaxation and relief.

Summary:

The classification of massagers can be very flexible, and the specific choice depends on the user's needs, such as massage parts, functional preferences and usage occasions. Through different technical means, massagers can not only help relax muscles and relieve fatigue, but also improve blood circulation and promote health.