By the Amazon Picks Desk, Canada News Media. We research products from real Amazon.ca listings and customer reviews; we have not tested them ourselves.
The Therabody Theragun Pro Plus is a heated, Bluetooth percussion massage gun that costs $799.99 on Amazon.ca, sold by Therabody’s TheraGun store and shipped by Amazon. It carries 3.8 stars from 69 ratings. It suits serious lifters and runners who want heat, a pressure readout and guided routines, and who can live with mixed battery feedback.
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| Product | Therabody Theragun Pro Plus 6-in-1 deep tissue massage gun |
| Price on Amazon.ca (Oct. 24, 2026) | $799.99 |
| Customer rating | 3.8 out of 5 from 69 ratings |
| Listed features | Heat, vibration, LED, breathwork, LCD screen, five speeds and a biometric sensor; cold attachment sold separately |
| Attachments | Six, including Micro-Point, Supersoft, Wedge, Thumb, Standard Ball and Dampener |
| Weight | 2.85 kg |
| Seller | Sold by TheraGun, ships from Amazon |
| Returns | Free returns within 30 days of receipt, per the listing |
| Prime | Prime delivery shown on the listing |
Prices accurate as of Oct. 24, 2026 and may change.
Is the Theragun Pro Plus worth it?
At $799.99, the Pro Plus is the most expensive massage gun in Therabody’s line sold on Amazon.ca. The same listing also offers the older Pro G5 at $699.99, so buyers can pay $100 less for the previous version.
What the extra money buys, according to the listing, is a stack of features that cheaper guns lack. There is a heated attachment, a screen that shows pressure, timer and battery level, a biometric sensor, guided breathwork and four built-in routines for sleep, warm-up, post-workout recovery and a break routine. The Therabody app adds step-by-step guidance for things like plantar fasciitis and sciatica.
Whether that is worth the premium depends on how often you would use the extras. If you want a simple, strong gun, a model costing hundreds less will do the core job. If you like data, heat and routines in one device, the Pro Plus is built for that buyer. Therabody also sells cheaper models, covered below.
See the current price on Amazon.ca
What do owners say?
The ratings split sharply. Of the 69 ratings on the Amazon.ca listing, 56 per cent are five stars, but 20 per cent are one star. Amazon’s summary of customer reviews says buyers like its effectiveness and build quality, while they have mixed opinions on temperature, value for money and vibration.
Reviewers who are happy describe real relief. One swimmer wrote that daily use made a big difference after a hard 3,000-metre session, and another buyer said it eased tight muscles and improved mobility. Several French-language reviewers said it helps with muscle stiffness and tendons after running.
The most common complaints are about battery life and reliability. One Canadian reviewer said the battery lasted 45 to 50 minutes at the lowest setting, well short of the manufacturer’s claim, and less with the heated attachment. Another reported an error code on the device the day after it arrived. A third called the build good but wished the battery lasted longer with the hot and cold attachments. Others said the device is heavy and that the LED lights sit where the hand rests.
These are individual customer experiences, not our findings, and some of the reviews cover the Pro Plus while others cover the Pro G5 variant sold on the same page.
Theragun Pro Plus vs Hypervolt 3 Pro
The closest rival on Amazon.ca is the Hyperice Hypervolt 3 Pro, sold by Hyperice and shipped by Amazon. It costs $469.00, about $330 less than the Pro Plus, and has 4.4 stars from 41 ratings. Its listing names a heated head, five speed settings, pressure sensor feedback, Bluetooth and a carry case.
Both guns offer heat, Bluetooth and pressure feedback, so the extra $330 for the Theragun goes mainly to its larger feature list, such as the LCD screen, breathwork and the biometric sensor. The Hypervolt has far fewer ratings, so its score is less settled. Compare the spec pages on both brands’ sites before you buy.
See the Hypervolt 3 Pro price on Amazon.ca
Who should skip it
Casual users who want something to loosen a sore back after a long day probably do not need the Pro Plus. Anyone who wants a light, pocketable gun for travel should look elsewhere, since this one weighs 2.85 kg. Buyers who worry about a faulty unit may also hesitate, given the reviews that report early failures and weak battery life. If you have a medical condition or an injury, or take blood thinners, ask a doctor or physiotherapist before using any percussion device. This article is not medical advice.
Is there a cheaper alternative?
The Therabody Theragun Prime (6th Gen) costs $429.99 on Amazon.ca, sold by TheraGun and shipped by Amazon. It has 4.3 stars from 111 ratings, and the listing shows 100-plus bought in the past month. Its listing describes five speeds, real-time pressure feedback on LED indicators, a rugged rubber exterior, a triangle grip and up to two hours of battery life. It does not list heat or a screen.
See the Theragun Prime price on Amazon.ca
When is the best time to buy in Canada?
Fitness and wellness gear is often discounted around Black Friday (Nov. 27, 2026), Boxing Day and Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, though that is a general pattern and not a promise of a sale on this model. Check the listing’s price history before you commit, and see our Black Friday 2026 guide for dates and your rights as a shopper. For other premium gear, read our look at the Garmin Fenix 9, or browse our gift ideas for a nurse, since recovery tools often top those lists.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Theragun Pro Plus cost in Canada?
The Theragun Pro Plus is listed at $799.99 on Amazon.ca as of Oct. 24, 2026. The older Pro G5 is shown at $699.99 on the same page.
Does the Theragun Pro Plus have heat?
Yes. The listing names heat among its six therapies. The cold attachment is sold separately.
How many attachments come with it?
The listing says six attachments: Micro-Point, Supersoft, Wedge, Thumb, Standard Ball and Dampener.
Who sells it on Amazon.ca?
The listing shows it is sold by TheraGun and ships from Amazon, with free returns within 30 days of receipt.
Is there a cheaper Theragun?
Yes. The Theragun Prime (6th Gen) is $429.99 on Amazon.ca, and the Theragun Relief is $199.99.
How we researched this. We reviewed the Amazon.ca listings for each product, including price, ratings, seller and specifications, and read a sample of customer reviews. We have not tested these products, and prices and availability can change.
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