[Chris Lee]

I’m thinking about getting a Qinux Vibrathea mainly for my neck and shoulders. How well do the pads stay on if you’re moving around a bit? Just wondering before I decide.

[MikeRobbins]

They stick fine if you’re just sitting or moving slowly. If you’re bending and twisting a lot, they can peel a bit at the edges.

[Jess Runner]

I think they stay on okay for neck use as long as you’re not doing anything too wild. I’ve worn mine while just watching TV and it didn’t budge, but I wouldn’t count on it staying put if you’re moving around a lot. The heat function is nice though, makes the pads feel a bit more secure.

[Ryan__T]

I’d probably just try it and see. Even if the pads shift a little, they usually still make contact enough to feel the pulses. Neck and shoulders move a lot anyway, so I wouldn’t expect them to stay perfectly flat the whole time.

[Tom Briggs]

They seem fine for just sitting around. I wouldn’t trust them if you’re moving a lot, but for normal use they do the job.

[Tessa Lane]

Honestly, I just use mine sitting on the couch and it stays put fine for that. No idea about moving around much, but for a lazy session it does what it’s supposed to.

[T_Holloway]

They’re adhesive pads. They’ll stick until they don’t. Not sure why people overthink this.

[Tom W98]

They’re adhesive pads, so they’ll stick until they get dirty or lose their tack. For neck and shoulders while sitting still they’re fine, but if you’re constantly moving around expect them to lift a bit. The heat function is a nice bonus though, helps loosen things up.

[Laura Reads]

I haven’t tried it specifically for neck and shoulders, but with adhesive pads on other devices it usually comes down to how clean and dry your skin is. If you’re just shifting around a bit while sitting, I’d think it’d be fine.

[Eddie___K]

I figure if they’re good enough to use while sitting around, they’ll probably hold up fine for most neck and shoulder stuff unless you’re doing jumping jacks. I wouldn’t overthink it.

[Kevin C]

I’ve had mine for a few weeks and the pads stick fine for neck and shoulders even when I’m shifting around. Just make sure your skin is dry before you put them on. Not really an issue unless you’re doing cartwheels or something.

[HanSolo]

They stick fine as long as your skin isn’t oily or sweaty. I wouldn’t trust them if you’re actually moving around a lot though.

[Julia Writes]

I haven’t tried mine for the neck yet but I’d imagine it depends on how much you’re twisting around. If you’re just sitting or standing still I think it should be fine.

[Lisa Hall]

Mine stay put fine as long as I’m not twisting around like crazy. Just don’t expect miracles if you’re moving a lot.

[LiamW]

Mine have been fine for neck use. Just don’t expect them to stay put if you’re actually moving around much.

[S4r4 Hernández]

I mean, realistically, unless you’re planning to do cartwheels while using it, I wouldn’t overthink the pad thing. Mine have been fine just sitting at my desk or lounging around.

[Tom Bill]

I wouldn’t trust them for neck use if you’re moving around. The pads are fine for sitting still but they’re not magic. I’d just hold the thing in place with one hand if you’re that worried.

[Tom Ray]

I’ve been using mine on my neck while walking around the house and they held up fine. Honestly, I think people overthink this. If you’re not doing jumping jacks they stay put.

[Emma40]

I pretty much just use mine sitting in the living room and it’s been fine on my neck. I haven’t tried walking around with it though.

[Chris Lee]

Alright, thanks for the input everyone. Sounds like it’ll be fine for what I have in mind.

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