Xiaomi has launched a new Mini head massager priced at 199 yuan ($28). The company has got several massagers on its catalogue like the Jeeback neck massager and even a massage chair. But this should be one of a few head massagers that the company is launching.

One soothing way to get relief after a stressful day is to massage your scalp with your hands. This can also be done with a head massager and it boosts the blood circulation in your scalp and increases hair growth. Apart from that, head massagers help relieve tensed muscles, reduce headaches, and provide deep relaxation.

The Mini head massager comes with 4-wheel rotatory massage brush heads and can be used under wet and dry conditions. It also comes with several speed adjustments. The massager grabs the head just like the fingers, mimicking actions carried out with the fingers such as opening, closing, pushing, pulling, smashing, and grasping in succession. This ensures a single manipulation isn’t repeated for too long, thus promoting blood circulation to the head, and relieve brain fatigue.

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In addition, the massager comes with four selectable modes and has buttons for adjustment. The body is equipped with IPX6 waterproof function. The brushes use soft rubber contacts which combines flexibility and elasticity. The massage per unit area is more evenly distributed and there is no irritation in contact with the scalp. Each massage cycle lasts for 10 minutes after which it automatically shuts down. One full charge can last for 6 massage cycles before it needs to be charged again.

The design of head massager includes a detachable charging base. This is to prevent damage to the USB interface when the body needs to be cleaned. The head is equipped with a black LED screen which shows the current massage speed.

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