Puboo Collapsible Foot Spa Bath Massager with Heat, 95-115°F Precise Temp Control, Motorized Massage Rollers & Acupressure, Heated Foot Bath Soak Tub, Fits US Men’s Size 11, Gift for Christmas

I’m very picky and returned another one. This one is a keeper.
I returned the Ecarbme brand Foot Spa Bath Massager and got this one instead.I like this one sooooo much better and am so glad I went through the giant hassle to return the other spa.Comparison:- The other one has round plastic rollers and they were really annoying and hard under my feet. You got a massage by moving your feet back and forth over the rollers.- This spa: it has plastic circles, instead of round rollers. They are still a bit hard, but not too annoying. When you choose the massage option, they automatically massage your feet and it’s pretty nice. If they could make the circles soft silicone somehow, the product would be absolutely perfect. But I’m not taking a star away, because I’m loving it a lot.- The other one was VERY noisy and the noise got to me so much that I turned their automatic bubble function off.- This spa: a lot quieter. You can hear it, but it’s not bothersome.Other nice features that this spa had and that were missing in the other brand are:- remote control! Yes!!!! No need to bend down while you’re trying to relax with your feet in the water.- a container to put your bath salts in. This feature isn’t perfect though. If you put a tiny bit too much in, it’s hard to close the lid, but it’s fine enough. Even with the lid slightly off, it’s fine.- a filter. I don’t know exactly what it’s filtering, but it has a filter. You’re supposed to rinse it off after each use and it also gives you a spare filter.- a cover! There is a nice big good looking cover that you can put on the foot bath when you’re not using it. Looks very fancy!- it’s collapsible. I wasn’t actually looking for collapsible, because I have the space, but it has the feature and it works great.The main negatives are that the massage parts you put your feet on are hard plastic and a bit uncomfortable and that the spa gets very heavy! So you either lift the really heavy container at once, or empty it by using small containers.I am currently using it as I’m writing the review and I’m keeping it. I used a do-it-yourself tub up to now and was always annoyed by how fast the water got cold. I would now and then add a bit of boiling water, which made it go from too hot to too cold within minutes. This one keeps the water at a great temperature. LOVE IT!

If your feet are large, this might not be for you.
First of all, the quality of this foot spa is excellent. It’s well built, sturdy, and absolutely will not tip over. I have two major complaints, though, which will be requiring me to return it, unfortunately.Number one, my feet are too large for it. I’m about a 12 shoe size men’s. The top of the device has a cut out for your feet to go in, but there’s a portion of it near the top that includes about 25% of what could be a full size hole otherwise. And that’s enough to make it near impossible for me to twist my feet into the hole. The second complaint is that it doesn’t have any jets. It does heat the water and it does have massaging balls on the bottom of the floor, but there are no water jets which somehow I missed when I ordered it.It does heat the water very nicely. It took about 20 minutes to go from 61° to 99°F. And I found 100° to be just about the perfect temperature. I appreciate that had a slot to insert bath salts or medicine, and it has a red light, which I assume is good for you. The remote control is easy to use, although stand for red sensor for it is located at the front of the device, so that when you got your feet in it, the sensor is occluded by your legs. So you have to make a few adjustments to use the remote if you’ve got your feet in it. Not a big deal, I suppose, but it is an inconvenience.The unit is fairly heavy and will not slot around on the floor, due to the non-skid pads beneath it. I would actually prefer that dust slot around a little bit because I vinyl plank flooring in my home, and I think it would be easy just to push it around my feet if I could. If I were to keep this, I would probably add some furniture movers/slides underneath it.Clean up is easy, just rinse it out. It collapses into a compact unit so I could easily slide under a bed or a couch, or fit on a shelf.When I purchased it, there was a $25 coupon off the $99 price, so I think the price is very reasonable. If you don’t need water jets and your feet aren’t too big like mine, this would be a good choice.

Healthcare worker approved
I appreciate the ease and space saver it offers. It definitely gets hot enough to ease muscle aches. The remote is a huge bonus. The massagers are okay, better than the old foot bath I previously had. I wear women’s size 7 so plenty big for my feet. Definitely easier to carry to my tub to dump compared to my old one I had that didn’t have a handle.

Do not buy this. It’s a 110v American plug fitted device, which will not work in the UK unless you buy a bulky transformer which I couldn’t find for less than £60. Seller offered to refund me £15, or buy the transformer and send it to me. Betting the transformer they would have sent would not have been rated high enough (600W) and would have been a fire risk. Returned the device and cost me £10 postage which the seller said they couldn’t (or wouldn’t?) refund, so out of pocket on the whole deal. Do not buy this.