Worked as an adult retail sales manager for a while, and the formerly-named Couture Collection Inspire was always an easy sell, no matter how inflated the price in-store. Small but extremely powerful, it gives off a deep-impact sort of massage for those of us who require a chainsaw and not a phone buzz. Good for migraines, cramps, and...stress. The neck is flexible, the weight is manageable and the most important part: it doesn't cover your entire crotch, like the classic Hitachi, making it easy to use with company. This was a major selling point professionally for me. But the power made me a lifelong fan.Be warned, however, that with extended use, the sucker heats up. Not necessarily a bad thing, if you're resilient to long sessions with this. I'm not gonna lie: most people aren't gonna have this problem. I did. I manage. I've still bought three of them, and one for each girl I know. For good measure.The only real downside is that the cord, which is a standard 9v powersource, tends to kink at the neck after use. Wouldn't be a problem if it was reinforced, but it isn't. When the cord goes, the wand stops working, and good luck finding a replacement. CalEx used to be good about replacing these things but that has changed. If you find yourself in need of a replacement, be ready to carry your cord into Home Depot and say its for a small screwdriver.Another alternative, if you're an Inspire fan, is to look up the Palm Power. It's the exact same toy with a pallet swap, supposedly made by a different company, with one handy difference: they make attachments. The heads are interchangeable, so if you wear yours out, you can just buy one from Palm Power. And of course, if you buy one, you get a spare cord~