Comparison SKG F3 Lite vs SKG F3

The rated power of a massager is more of a reference than a practical concern for most users. Generally, massagers consume less than 80 watts, with higher ratings, up to 400 watts, observed in specific chair cover models that heavily rely on extensive infrared heating. However, power consumption is usually not a significant factor, especially for models powered by a household outlet. Manufacturers carefully select power levels to ensure the effective performance of claimed functions and modes. When choosing a massager, it's more practical to focus on other relevant aspects rather than getting overly concerned about power ratings.

Including a hard case for storing the massager and its accessories, or a soft cloth bag with the same purpose, in the package is significantly more convenient for both storage and transportation compared to using the original box, a bag or a suitcase.

The massager's average continuous operation time on its autonomous power source, without the need for recharging or battery replacement, is particularly crucial for situations where recharging or battery changes are not feasible, such as extended trips.