ABS Stimulator,Ab Machine,Abdominal Toning Belt Workout Portable Ab Stimulator Home Office Fitness Workout Equipment

I would buy again!

The AB belt worked well but would not charge properly. Like many other reviews I read it would constantly stop charging. I would have to unplug it and then plug it back in to get it to charge again. 10min later it would stop charging. I would have to do this over and over and it got old.

There's a better EMS (ElectroMagnetic Stimulation) module controlling this Richgv brand ABS Portable Ab Stimulator/Abdominal Toning Belt than in any of the other 3 Ab Stimulator belts I own. Other than this, most of the technology & features of all the belts are remarkably similar.Some pros: This Richgv brand EMS belt has 12 mode settings to choose from to generate a pattern of electric stimulation pulses that's suitable for reaching your goal. Several of these extra modes are really excellent, and seem to be unique to this EMS controller. It also has 6 large conducting pads to distribute these pulses broadly over the abdominal muscles to get better contractions & reduce unpleasant "stingy" sensations.Big con: Many EMS belts have a pair of magnetic metal buttons on the controller with a post at the center of each that slip into a guide hole in the center of the oppositely-charged magnetic buttons on the belt. This makes attaching the controller to the belt much easier because the controller "pops" into place even when the opposing buttons aren't very closely aligned with each other. But, unfortunately, this Richgv belt uses metal snaps instead which aren't magnetized, so the male and female sides of each snap have to be precisely aligned before they can be physically pressed together (which requires a healthy amount of finger pressure).Pro: The Velcro strips on the belt ends create a very strong union (because they are so wide) that fastens the stimulator belt securely together no matter how active you are while wearing it.Cons: Only the outer edges of the Velcro strip on one belt end is sewn onto the belt. It isn't stitched down the middle of the Velcro strip or across it, so right down the center of the wide Velcro strip it pulls away from the belt on that side every time the belt is taken off. Additionally the EMS controller doesn't provide any audible confirmation when it's turned on or off, or when the mode is changed. Neither is there an elastic expansion/contraction section in each side of the belt to keep all 6 conductive pads snuggly pressed against the abs after a body circumference change caused by moving the belt up or down on the chest, nor does this controller show its charge level when it's in use or charging up.All in all though, because of the large variety of interesting patterns of EMS pulses that can be generated and the evenly distributed way it delivers them, for $39.99 (the price at the time this review was written) this product is a pretty good deal. As shown in the attached photo, there's a small water spray bottle, an extremely short USB-C charging cable, and an instruction sheet included. This EMS Ab Stimulator will make a great gift. 4 stars