TopFiveFind may earn from qualifying purchases. Rankings are editorial starting points, not hands-on test claims.
Home/Vacuum Sealers/TheraGun Therabody Prime Plus Heated Deep Tissue Massage Gun | Black | Heated Percussive Massage With 5 Speeds & 3 Heat Levels to Relieve Pain, Loosen Tight Muscles & Speed Recovery
TheraGun Therabody Prime Plus Heated Deep Tissue Massage Gun | Black | Heated Percussive Massage With 5 Speeds & 3 Heat Levels to Relieve Pain, Loosen Tight Muscles & Speed RecoveryProduct image from current catalog data
Best heated recovery option

TheraGun Therabody Prime Plus Heated Deep Tissue Massage Gun | Black | Heated Percussive Massage With 5 Speeds & 3 Heat Levels to Relieve Pain, Loosen Tight Muscles & Speed Recovery

By Therabody

9.6Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

Therabody's mid-tier Theragun now ships with a heated attachment built in, aimed at people who want warm-up and cooldown percussion in one device rather than buying a separate heat pad.

  • Built-in heated percussive head with 3 heat levels
  • 16mm amplitude, 5 speed settings, Bluetooth app control
  • 4 included attachments: Heated Percussive Plus, Dampener, Standard Ball, Wedge Plus
See Price at the store →Price, delivery, and configuration can change at the retailer.
ByTopFiveFind Research Desk

How this was made: AI-assisted research and drafting organize the evidence. Exact product identity, source claims, owner-feedback patterns, conflicts, and publication checks are documented before indexing. No hands-on or human-expert testing is claimed unless a page explicitly shows that evidence. Read the full methodology.

Best fitBest heated recovery option
CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandTherabody
Catalog score9.6 / 10

Product overview

Theragun Prime Plus: What to Know

The Prime Plus sits between Therabody's entry-level Prime and its Pro-tier devices, and its headline feature is the heated percussive head, which Therabody markets as delivering muscle-relaxation benefits faster than percussion alone. It runs 5 speed settings and 3 heat levels, controlled either on the device or through the Therabody app over Bluetooth. Therabody's own product page confirms the 16mm amplitude that's standard across the modern Theragun line, a weight of 31.2 oz (886 g), and a rated 150 minutes of battery life that varies depending on which attachment is in use and how much heat is running.

Stall force is where sourcing gets murkier. Therabody's published spec sheet for the Prime Plus does not list a stall-force number, but the company's own marketing copy for this model cites 40 lbs, and third-party comparison writeups repeat that figure. We're presenting it as a manufacturer-claimed figure rather than an independently tested one, since Therabody doesn't put it in the formal spec table alongside amplitude and weight.

The Prime Plus comes with four attachments: the Heated Percussive Plus head, a Dampener for sensitive areas, a Standard Ball, and a Wedge Plus, and it's compatible with Therabody's separately-sold Cold Plus and Vibration Plus heads if you want to expand the kit later. Build quality follows the rest of the Theragun line, including a 10-foot drop-resistance rating from the manufacturer.

Where it makes sense: if you already value the Theragun ergonomic angled-arm design or app-guided routines from a previous model, and want integrated heat without buying a second device, the Prime Plus is a reasonable step up. If heat isn't a priority, the BOB AND BRAD D6 Pro in this guide matches or beats its amplitude and stall-force numbers at a lower price point.

Key Listed Features

01

Built-in heated percussive head with 3 heat levels

02

16mm amplitude, 5 speed settings, Bluetooth app control

03

4 included attachments: Heated Percussive Plus, Dampener, Standard Ball, Wedge Plus

04

150-minute rated battery life, 31.2 oz weight, 10-foot drop-resistant build

Buying questions

Quick Answers

What's the difference between the Theragun Prime and Prime Plus?

The standard Prime has the same 16mm amplitude and general body design but lacks the heated head and runs slightly different attachments; the Prime Plus adds the 3-level heat function and heated percussive attachment as its main upgrade.

Can the Prime Plus be used on tight budgets versus other Theragun models?

It's positioned as a mid-tier device, priced above the base Prime but below Therabody's Pro/Elite lines, so it's a middle-ground option rather than the cheapest way into the Theragun brand.