Medical king Foot Spa with Heat and Massage and Jets Includes A Remote Control A Pumice Stone Collapsible Foot Spa Massager with Heat and Massage Bubbles and Vibration

I’m really happy with this foot spa. It heats up quickly and keeps the water warm, which makes it very relaxing after a long day. The bubbles and vibration provide a nice massage, and the jets are a great bonus. I also like that it comes with a remote control, so I don’t have to bend down to adjust the settings. It’s lightweight and easy to store, and the collapsible design is very convenient. The quality feels solid for the price, and it works exactly as described. Overall, great value for money—I would definitely recommend it!

Overall, this is worth the money. It's not an industrial footbath and if you're expecting the kind of force from the bubbles and vibration that you'd get in a spa, you need to adjust your expectations because you simply won't find that in a small, portable footbath. A more expensive one might have motorized rollers but when I was researching which footbath to buy, I looked at everything I could find under $100 and none of them had motorized rollers. Pros: + Big enough for my husband's size 13 feet with enough space to use the rollers. + Vibration is strong enough to relax sore feet. + Water temperature fluctuates a bit but is overall kept at a good temperature and even the lowest setting is almost as hot as I can take. Hottest is too hot for my husband but he likes the medium. + Heating element is below the bottom of the basin so you can't accidentally bump into it and burn yourself (a problem I've seen a lot on other footbaths). + Pumice stone detaches so you can get all of your callouses, not just your heels. + Haven't had any issues with the remote. Yes, you have to point it down into the tub to change anything, but it's not like you need to do that more than once or twice per use it so it's not a big deal. + Folds and unfolds easily and the fold-down post keeps it from accidentally folding while in use. We don't have much space to store a big footbath so this is a must for us. + Very lightweight but not so light we've had any issues with it sliding while trying to use the foot rollers. Cons: - Vibration is loud enough we have to increase the volume if we're watching TV or playing a game. - The bubbles don't do much but mix the water around and tickle your toes a bit. - Rollers are not motorized. You have to physically move your feet across them. - Cold water will take a long time to heat, so you're best off putting in hot from the start. - You cannot run the vibration without the heater. I'm pregnant and prefer cold water when my feet are swollen and it'd be nice to have both. As it stands, I can use it with cold water for a while because the heater takes so long to heat cold water, but it does heat up noticeably quicker than it would in just a plastic tub. - Remote is the ONLY control. There are no buttons on the bath itself. If the remote breaks or is lost, you won't be able to use the footbath. - I'm sure eventually the sides will tear at the fold points, but that's just the nature of a collapsible plastic tub. The only question is how long it will last.

The Medical King Foot Spa with Heat and Massage and Jets includes a remote control, pumice stone, and collapsible. I was looking for something simple, and not heavy. This foot bath is collapsible. I will say that I did not have high expectations, but will admit it is fine. The only thing I have learned is that you really need to look where the line is to add water. Make sure you add enough water, more to the max, because the water gets very hot if you have the water level too low. The pumice stone is embedded on the machine, and will say that in my opinion, it is not a good location for using. It should be removable. The "bubble" setting is nothing too bubbly. The massage is just wheels on the bottom where you can move your feet. There is a button on the side where you need to press to 3 settings. The remote control also does this as long as you have it near you. There is a little area where you can set the remote (on top of foot bath)...although I learned that I needed to keep it near me if I wanted to use it. It's easy enough just to push the button on the side of the bath. This footbath is quite simple. One plus is that it is not loud compared to older models. It does the job if you are looking for something really light weight. I will say, that is what I like best as you can simply collapse, and store easily. Another good thing is that when you want to empty it, you are not dealing with a heavy weight machine which I think will make this an ideal machine to use more often than not.

I purchased for my wife it works awesome she loves it as a matter of fact. It gets extremely hot !! Which the setting was set to 1 so it’s awesome .

I only just got today so I’ll update if I feel like I need to. So far I love it! Bubbles are nice but don’t do much. It does get HOT. I used hot water to fill it and then set to medium. It was a little uncomfortably hot at first but once I got used to it, it was fine. I might only use the low setting for now on as my feet were red when I got done. I doubt I ever use the high setting. Remote is a bit finicky but works. The rollers don’t move on their own but I knew that before purchasing and was okay with that. They do provide a bit of self massaging but nothing deep. The stone in the middle is useless for anything except your heel as you can’t really reach it with any other part of your food. Overall, I am happy with my purchase and would purchase again.

USAGE: Almost daily for well over a week, both with and without Epsom Salt. PROs: Collapsible and holds more water than footbaths you can buy at Walmart\Target. Definitely fits a size 13 foot though you won't get too much room to move your foot from back to front to take advantage of the rollers. CONs: Gets way too hot even on the 1st level setting (this led to the 3 stars instead of 4 or 5). Have to have the bubbles on to help disperse the really hot water so it doesn't burn which can be a bit of a nuisance when you're trying to relax and watch TV. Plus a whole lot of turning it off and back on to moderate. In Summary: Would I but it again knowing what I know now. Note, I would have rated it 3.5 stars. I'd probably still have bought it though I wish there was a model without the rollers (not that useful for a large foot) and that the temperature could be moderated better (this would make it a 4 or 5 star product). I find myself having to go from level 1 to level 2 or 3 and back down to off to get the temperature back up to a hot but reasonable level and try to maintain a good soaking temperature. In place of the rollers, I'd rather have more bubble holes and a pump that disperses the really hot water better instead of burning the insides of my feet. I.e. sucks in the colder water and pushes out the hotter water evenly across the whole bath.

Where do I even begin? Heat that hurts: I like my baths hot, but this thing went from lukewarm to lava pit faster than a politician changes alliances. The "adjustable temperature" knob seems to have three settings: tepid, scalding, and third-degree burn. Good luck finding the Goldilocks zone amidst the thermal apocalypse. Massage that mangles: The built-in rollers promised blissful kneading, but they delivered a performance best described as a drunken rhino tap-dancing on your toes. Every bump and grind felt like someone grinding an ice pick into my arches. My poor feet cried for mercy, but the only response was the deafening roar of the motor. Bubbles that bore: The jet streams, advertised as invigorating, were about as exciting as watching paint dry. They provided all the fizz of a flat soda, barely tickling my ankles like a shy goldfish. Save your bubbles for the bath, this tub delivers more disappointment than your cousin's stand-up routine. Pumice that perplexes: The included pumice stone was the final insult. It resembled a petrified potato more than a gentle exfoliator. One scrub and my heel skin went rogue, flaking off like snow in a hurricane. If you like the feeling of walking on sandpaper, this might be your spa nirvana. The remote control? A pointless plastic rectangle that seemed to be channeling a dead hamster on a wheel. Pressing buttons was like sending prayers into the void. The only response was the mocking silence of a broken promise. This whole contraption is about as "medical" as a fortune cookie. It's a cheap, inefficient torture device disguised as a self-care tool. Save your money, and buy some Epsom salts and a bucket, you'll get a more relaxing soak and avoid the existential dread of questioning your life choices while your feet scream in agony. Overall rating: 1 star, and that's only because there isn't a "zero stars" option. Avoid this foot spa like a podiatrist avoids bad puns. Your feet will thank you, even if they're too numb to express it.

As a nail technician, I’m very satisfied with the Medical King Foot Spa with Heat and Massage. It’s a great tool for both personal use and for basic pedicure services. The heat function keeps the water warm throughout the session, which is very important when working on clients. The bubbles, vibration, and massage jets help relax the feet and soften the skin, making the pedicure process easier and more effective. The remote control is very convenient since I don’t have to interrupt my work to adjust the settings. I also like the pumice stone, which is a nice addition for removing dry skin. big plus is that it’s collapsible, making it easy to store and perfect for small spaces or home-based nail setups. Overall, it’s a practical and functional foot spa. I would definitely recommend it to nail technicians looking for an affordable way to enhance their client experience.

Very satisfied.

En pocos minutos tienes el agua a la temperatura que tú prefieras, ¡El masaje de burbujas es fantástico!muy , fácil de usar.

There was nothing in the description to indicate that it did not have a uk plug. Unfortunately I was on holiday when the item arrived so I missed the time limit to send the product back. I am now left with a useless item.

Like it it save space when i store it

It's a good foot spa, would be a lot better if the rollers can roll by themself.