closewave Foot Spa Bath Massager with Heat, Shiatsu Rollers, UV & Ozone Bubbles - Includes Tea Tree Oil Epsom Salt, Relieves Stress and Foot Pain - Home Pedicure Soak Tub Gift for Women/Men, Mom/Dad

I’ve been using the closewave Foot Spa Bath Massager for a couple of weeks now, and honestly, I’m impressed. It heats up fairly quickly and keeps the water warm throughout my entire soak. The bubbles are gentle but relaxing, and the massage rollers feel really nice on sore feet—though you do have to move your feet back and forth to really feel the effect since the rollers aren’t motorized.What I love most is how easy it is to set up and use. Just fill it with water, plug it in, press a few buttons, and you’re good to go. It’s become part of my evening routine, especially after long days standing or walking. The size is just right—not too bulky—and it’s simple to drain and clean after each use.Overall, it’s not a high-end spa machine, but for the price, it delivers exactly what I hoped for: warmth, bubbles, and a bit of massage to unwind. I definitely recommend it if you’re looking for something affordable and effective to pamper your feet at home.

The media could not be loaded. I wanted this so much, the moment this product arrived. My family and I started using it. I'm truly impressed with how rich and relaxing it feels. This foot spa not only has a sleek, modern design but is also packed with features that offer true relaxation and therapeutic benefits.What I love:• All-in-one design: The massager combines heat, bubbles, rollers, and even UV sterilization, making it feel like a professional spa at home.• Adjustable temperature control: The heating function works efficiently and keeps the water warm for a long time. You can set the ideal temperature and simply relax.• Rollers and massage nodes: The built-in rollers provide a deep, satisfying massage on the soles of your feet, especially the arches. It stimulates circulation and relieves tension.

This foot spa is heavenly. The heat stays consistent, the shiatsu rollers hit all the right pressure points, and the bubbles make it feel like a real spa treatment. It comes with tea tree oil Epsom salt, which smells amazing and leaves my feet soft and refreshed. After a long day on my feet, 20 minutes in this and all the tension just melts away, 100%.

Pretty good. Smelled fine out of the package, and it all worked fine. The cord is long enough if you have an outlet next to your couch or chair. Docked 1 star due to the cons. But I'll keep it; it does what I wanted. Wouldn't have been worth the full price; I got a discount.Cons:* I wish the rollers were automated like some of the other ones seem to advertise, but I knew that when I bought it.* Max water line only goes to just below my ankles. I wished it went over them like at the pedicurist, as I bought this to help relieve foot cramps that travel up my legs sometimes. But that might be normal design of foot spas.* The heater gets pretty hot, so careful putting your feet near it. And though it stays on, the heater only stays on until it reaches the desire temperature. When you feel it losing heat and thus see the temp on the LED is lower than expected, just turn the heater back on by pushing the TEMP button again. The ozone, UV light, and bubbles remained on.* The bubbles were just that, bubbles (don't expect spa jets). Kinda loudish but can still hear the TV. Kinda like the volume of a fish tank pump if you were to put your ear next to the fish tank pump, but that loud for this spa while sitting on the couch.* To the reviewer who mentioned that "Off" was spelled "OF", look at the LEDs that would light up the characters (see pics). There is just enough LEDs to write 3 characters if the first character is "1", but not to write 3 characters if all 3 requires two vertical lines. So maybe the control panel design could be just a little wider to fix that.* The instructions are quite lacking. It claims that people on their menstrual cycle shouldn't use it - hogwash, web search that fact. Also, 105° is plenty hot, so don't follow the instructions that claim that the default temp is 107° (in fact, its original default when you turn it on is actually 102°, and then subsequent times it defaults to your last setting). Finally, there are no directions about this ozone or UV sterilization; I had to web search that, too. Seems like it's best to use both, and no filter so expect to have to manually clean it afterwards to prevent any ickies.* The instructions on the package of salts also were incomplete. Had to do some calculations: Max water line is 3.5 quarts, approximately 1 gallon, and therefore per their instructions that should be 1 tablespoon of bath salts they give you (the package's directions didn't finish stating this, missed this "1 tablespoon" number).

This gives a great foot message for the price. I’ve already used it a few times and like how nice it makes my feet feel. I stand quite a bit while working without being able to sit for 5 hours and this has helped me relax after. The size is comfortable and is easy to use.

wow this was definitely worth the price. This has done wonders for me. I recommend this for anyone who wants to relax and gets sore feet from walking or running a lot. It heats the water up to 118 degrees which feels amazing. Great product.

This product is so excellent. Its working so well and easy to use. Also This product is delivering excellent results. It instantly makes the skin on my feet soft and smooth. This must be what they call a foot spa. The heat level is just right—not too hot. I really liked it.

I would not buy this product again. My first time using it and it was leaking out of the bottom through the electrical components and when I went to stand up, it was shocking me I had no idea it was leaking. In my photo, I sent Amazon showed the burnt spots on my towel that the electrical was causing from the leak of water. Amazon is making it right and refunding my money.