Six points, not two. That count is the whole argument for this unit: the nodes travel in a 4D kneading path that copies a masseuse's hands, and spreading the work across six contacts means the load lands on the full muscle group rather than boring into a pair of fixed spots. Two modes multiplied by two levels of intensity produce four distinct combinations, which is enough range to run a light loosening pass one evening and a genuinely firm deep tissue session the next without owning a second device. Warmth is separate again, with two levels spanning 104 to 113 degrees Fahrenheit, or 40 to 45 degrees Celsius, aimed at stiffness and soreness rather than comfort alone. A red indicator on the clear panel shows which combination is live, so nothing has to be counted out in button presses. Battery capacity is 2500 mAh over a type-C port. Filling it takes 3.5 hours and yields twelve runs before the next charge, which works out to roughly a fortnight of once-a-day use. Each run stops itself at the ten minute mark. Pulling handles set the tension by hand and a fixing buckle with adjustable straps locks that tension in place, leaving both hands free. The wrap is PU fabric, 7 by 20 by 6.5 inches and 3.2 lbs, contoured for the neck but equally usable across the shoulders, lower back and legs. It ships with a charging cable and a user manual.