Bitfinic Massage Gun Review – Likely The Cheapest Mini Device

Welcome to this Bitfinic massage gun review.

It must surprise you how we’re coming up with all these New-Name brand devices.

Yes, Bitfinic is pretty new, but we found out it’s a sister brand to Taotronics. Remember we already reviewed some Taotronics massage guns, and they turned out to be decent budget devices.

This Bitfinic mini is not just new; it’s affordable as well. We bought it, tested it, and now let’s see how it performs. 

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Bitfinic Massage Gun Review

Bitfinic BN-PCA004 Specifications

Feature	Bitfinic BN-PCA004 Specs
Stall Force	~15 lbs (22 lbs*)
Stroke Length	10 mm
Percussion range	1400 – 2560 rpm
Speeds	4
Attachments	4 included
Weight	1.03 lbs (469 grams)
Noise (decibel)	48.4 – 58.1 dB
Battery Capacity	2600 mAh
Pros	Good amplitude Very light High capacity battery Overall design USB-C charging
Cons	Poor stall force Low max. percussions Plastic handle Rattling sound when pressed
Price	$59.99
Current Price	Buy it at Taotronics.com

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First Impressions – Design

Unlike the Taotronics (they looked pretty classic – T-shaped and all), this one looks a little different – somewhat familiar, but definitely different. It’s similar to Theragun mini.

You’d probably call this one more circular than the somewhat triangular Theragun mini, but the concept is very similar. It’s also about the same size as the Theragun mini. 

We love the stylish approach they took here. The whole device is satin and plastic everywhere. The look and feel is quite nice. It also feels reasonably durable and sturdy – it’s definitely not a toy. 

Overall Assessment

We like the quality of this massage gun. The concept is rather fascinating for a budget device. We love the color choice and the design concept in general. It is all-plastic though, and thus feels cheap comparing to rubberized Theragun. But it is three times less expensive, so we’ll take it.

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Size and Weight

It’s a mini gun so you can expect it to be compact and highly portable.

However, don’t expect it to be as tiny as the Bantam, Recoverfun Mini, or even Bob and Brad’s Q2. It measures 5.9 x 5.4 x 1.9 inches. The shape affects the size perception (the same thing as Theragun Mini). 

We noticed something else that we haven’t seen with most mini guns: huge attachments, at least from a mini gun perspective. These are regular-sized gun attachments.

This makes the guns look bulky for its category. However, it’s probably not a very bad thing. These attachments can fit on the larger Taotronics (and perhaps on many other third-party guns). 

The gun itself weighs 469 grams or 1.03 pounds with the flat attachment mounted. That’s pretty light. For its size, we hoped it would be between 1.3-1.5 pounds at least. We were wrong. This one is very light – how awesome!

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Ergonomics

Expect a Theragun mini-like device. However, there’s a twist that we hoped Theragun would’ve employed for their gun. There’s a handle.

This is not just fascinating but pretty awesome as well. You can hold it in two ways; grip the outside of the handle or put your hand in the space and grip the device instead. You can use the former grip to massage most of your body, while the latter hold can help you massage the hard-to-reach parts. 

Unfortunately, as we said before, the body isn’t rubberized. Expect sweaty hands during longer sessions.

We would’ve hoped for some rubber on the handle or near it to make the grip even better. However, for the price, we won’t complain. 

Overall

This is a fascinating approach and a bold one at that. It’s probably not as new since Theragun already did it, but we like the innovativeness. The execution is okay, even though it makes the device slightly bigger to be a true mini. 

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Attachments

There are 4 attachments included. These ones can fit on larger guns as well. The mechanism used to insert is basic push-n-pull. The attachments are well-varied and similar to the ones on the Taotronics devices. 

• Flat head with bumps: You can use it to massage most muscle groups as long as it doesn’t feel too aggressive. 
• Cushioned head: This one is soft and used to massage delicate areas. It also has bumps on it, probably to add a bit more aggressiveness to it. 
• Ball head: It’s the standard one we have seen before with minimal give to it. It’s used to massage the entire body. It’s a tad less aggressive than the flat one. 
• Fork head: This one is the most interesting of the group. It has the same classic Y-shape. However, this one’s not made of hard plastic as with many other devices. It’s rather made of soft plastic that is bendable and nice to touch. It’s not very soft though, but it feels good. 

Overall this is a good set of attachments for a mini device this cheap. 

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Performance

So, how well does this device perform?

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Amplitude

Also called the Stroke Length, it’s the distance the massage gun head travels as it percusses. It determines how deep a massage you get.

Here Bitfinic says it’s 10mm. We always like to measure just to be sure, and we can confirm that it’s indeed 10mm. 

10mm is on par with most mini massage guns (the good ones). For instance, Ekrin Bantam and even Hypervolt Go 2 have the same. Only Theragun mini has more – 12mm.

10mm is enough for a percussive massage if you have enough stall force. The motor has to be strong enough to keep the device going even under pressure.

But is this gun good enough when under pressure?

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Stall Force

It’s the amount of force a device’s motor can withstand without stalling or shutting off.

We love that Bitfinic has the stall force info listed in their product specs. They say it is 22lbs. We saw that and couldn’t hide our excitement. On paper, that’s pretty good for this kind of device.

But is it really that strong?

Well, unfortunately, it isn’t. The stall force here is disappointing. It’s probably the weakest feature of this device. 

We don’t believe it’s the 22lbs. advertised. Instead, it’s probably about 10-15lbs. Even the weak Hypervolt Go 2 felt slightly stronger.

It would be disrespectful to compare it with Ekrin Bantam, which has over 30lbs. 

Even worse, it doesn’t really matter what speed setting you’re on; it stalls easily at just about any intensity. This isn’t what we are used to. Usually, devices tend to be stronger at the highest speed setting.

Also, when it stalls, it doesn’t resume immediately as the pressure is eased. The motor resuscitates for about 3 seconds but then shuts off completely. You have to restart the device again at this point – what a bummer!

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Percussion Range Speeds

It has a wide percussion range. That and a decent amplitude make it an okay proposition even though the stall force is bad. The advertised range is 1400-2560RPM. Our laser tachometer seems to agree.

This is not a bad range, but we are wondering whether they couldn’t do more.

Compared to Ekrin Bantam’s 3200RPM, this feels a little short.

It has four speeds to go with the percussions – enough for the range. 

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Noise

Mini devices tend to rev quietly. Fortunately, this one follows the same norm. It has acceptable noise levels.

The dB meter gave us 48-58 dB (lower gears to higher). For a mini device, that’s reasonably quiet.

Also, the sound is smooth. There is some rattling at higher speeds though, which probably adds to the decibels.

Overall we’d say it’s decent. It is not the quietest device out there, but you get what you pay for!

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Battery

The size of the battery is 2600mAh. That is the similar capacity of most full-sized guns out there. Maybe that accounts for the bulky profile?

Even so, it’s slightly surprising that they still kept the device’s overall weight pretty low.

Unless they shrank the motor to accommodate the battery – that’s probably why the motor’s weak, right? Has to be!

That said, the battery will last 3 to 10 hours, according to Bitfinic. That is possible given the capacity and the weak motor.

Realistically, it should last about half the time if you use higher speeds and apply more pressure. That’s still excellent; you can use it for 7 to 10 days before charging it again. 

The battery has 4 LED indicators under the control button that indicate the charge status.

They all flash when the battery is charging. They turn a solid white when it’s fully charged.

The biggest plus is the USB-C charging. A regular USB cable is included to make charging convenient. 

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Price and Warranty

The price is awesome. Just $59.99 when purchased from their store.

Taotronics offers discounts, and you can expect one for this device. If you check the top section of their site here, you may see a link to discount coupons – so it can be bought even cheaper. 

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Bitfinic Massage Gun Review Conclusion

That is our Bitfinic massage gun review. We like the interesting concept used to make it. The design is okay and the materials used are good enough.

However, Bitfinic gave it a good amplitude but just couldn’t back it up with a better stall force.

Otherwise, this is an affordable massage gun for beginners, those who need a complimentary device, and if you prefer delicate hits rather than a deep massage.

Get your Bitfinic right here, try it, and tell us what you think (drop us a comment below).

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