Therabody’s new Theragun Mini Y2K Collection looks like a translucent iMac from 1999 — where to buy
Therabody launched the Theragun Mini Y2K Collection featuring translucent iMac-inspired designs, three massage speeds, and five nostalgia-heavy colors for $229.99.
Therabody has unveiled its latest addition to the Theragun Mini Collection, a translucent, jelly-tinted device that evokes the iconic iMac G3 of 1999. Priced at $229.99, the Theragun Mini Y2K Collection is the company's smallest and lightest massage gun, featuring the same portable Theragun Mini 3 technology, but wrapped in a nostalgic, candy-colored shell.
The five color options - blue raspberry, grape blast, orange crush, strawberry splash, and green apple - draw inspiration from the late-1990s tech aesthetic. Despite its vintage appearance, the Mini 3 delivers a powerful performance with three percussion speeds (1,750, 2,100, and 2,400 PPM) and an LED speed indicator. The device is designed to improve circulation, alleviate muscle tension, and accelerate post-exercise recovery, and comes equipped with three attachments: a Dampener for gentle full-body massages, a Standard Ball for general muscle group treatment, and a Thumb attachment for deep tissue pressure points.
The Theragun Mini Y2K Collection is designed for portability, boasting a USB-C charging port, up to 150 minutes of continuous battery life, and a travel lock to prevent accidental activation during transport. Furthermore, the device pairs seamlessly with the Therabody app, which uses AI to analyze wearables data from devices like Apple Watch, Garmin, Strava, and Google Health Connect, and creates personalized recovery routines tailored to the user's specific needs and fitness data.
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