FIAHNG Foot Spa Massager with Heat, Bubbles, Vibration & Pedicure Foot Spa Massager for Feet Stress Relief

I opened it and used it immediately and I’ve never felt so relaxed, bubbles were great, the temperature stayed nice and hot, the rollers felt very soothing and the vibration added extra relaxation, I added bath salt and a steam tablet and it added a little extra bubbles. So much better if you’re looking for the perfect pedicure at home and it beats spending 100$ just for one at a salon when you could do it right at home! The pumice stone was also great and left my feet feeling very soft! (I’d recommend doing a foot mask before using this, it made my experience so much better)

I really like this foot spa. It did not disappoint me at all. I warms the water its self it keeps the water water, massage the bubbles.. yes!!! Its very easy to use and has good weight, now when doing my pedi at home i can relax in comfort

This was a gift for my niece - second one of these I have purchased as it works really nice when you want to pamper your feet without having to spend the money on a pedicure. I love the temp and message controls and so did my niece. Easy to fill, use and then clean when you are done and it fits nicely back in the closet.

The media could not be loaded. Very nice, you can massage your feet, I love it the massager roller is kinda spikey I can feel it so relaxing push and pull for feet to massage . I am a nursing assistant and I work 16 hours my feet ache and my heels bad pain . This is my 2nd time using it and it's gives tremendous relief . The size is just right I'm am size 8.5 my feet can roll. But if you have long big feet this might not effective for you to use the massager. Durability good so far I don't see any issues. For now I'm loving it. I added Epsom salt.. that's it..

My feet are messed up. Like, really messed up, and all the time. Big thick calluses eventually crack and bleed on my heels and big toe year round, and when heating season is here and the humidity drops it gets even worse. Frequent large blisters and skin peeling off, ripped off toenails the works. I use the cheese grater, files, buffing blocks, callus remover etc at home in addition to regular pedicure visits but they're always in rough shape by the time I make it into the nail place, so I decided to try one of these home foot bath solutions to bridge the gap between professional visits.So far, so good! I wanted heat, didn't care about bubbles, rollers or massages but have actually found that the bubbles are a nice inclusion. Vibration I could take or leave, and the rollers don't really work for me but I don't find them uncomfortable either. I'm a mens 11 or 12 depending on brand and there is plenty of room for my feet, I have no doubts that a size 14 would fit albeit maybe a little snug. Many of the similar cheap $35-60 options are way too small for large mens feet, but this will definitely work unless you're a literal Sasquatch. I'm using it with a tea tree & eucalyptus epsom salt soak that smells nice and definitely seems to soften my poor heels!

The heater works and is better than literally nothing, but after reaching the temperature you set it to, it lets the water drop a full 4 degrees Fahrenheit before kicking the heater back on. This leads to very noticeable temperature swings. The cheapest heaters I have bought for my aquariums allow less fluctuation than this.The rollers are only fun in theory. They are HARD and dig into my feet when I try to rest still, which is realistically what I am actually doing most of the time when I am using this spa. Luckily, they are removable. However, even when you remove them, there are annoying raised bumps left in their wake, and these bumps still dig into my feet (just not as bad as the actual rollers). The rollers right by my toes aren't as bad due to their positioning, so I left them in and they are kinda fun to fidget with, but I would just buy a flat-bottom spa without rollers if I were you.The plastic surrounding the grinding stone is incredibly uncomfortable to grip if I try to use the stone to scrape calluses. Is it supposed to just sit in the tub as I rub my feet against it? I don't see how it's very useful that way.The bubbles work, but the air pump is LOUD.No particular complaints about the vibration, but it's the least important feature.

I had to spend the very last of my HSA before the evil, greedy company continued to devour it in monthly fees of $3.50 a month. So, I went on a wild spending spree and also bought this! There is no setup. It's that easy! The deep design is perfect to allow the water to get to my Achilles tendon where I have a knot! Let me cover what others have bashed on this device: "It burned me". I doubt it HOWEVER, the temperature tolerance point for me comes INSTANTLY at 115 degrees. Like when the device reaches 115...okay, ouch! No more! That's HOT! See, I'm one of those, "Gimme 200!" kinda guys but, in reality, no thank you! In reality, the difference between 114 and 115 is great. Water coming out of my tap is 124 and I started with that! THAT burned so no, 118 is more than enough.the Capacity is excellent as mentioned. The bubbles help heat the water and regulate it but, there is no massage. The value of money is spot on. I'm happy. If it lasts, I'll remember the company and dedicate more to them in the future. No annoying shut off timer. The rollers are the slightest bit prickly but, that's good. The outter skin layer is dead and needs to be removed for regeneration and to avoid fungus. I can conceive a more practical and usage design but, they are all like this one. You should still shave the dead skin off after you soak.