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Best Tens Units (2026)
12 produits comparés sur les caractéristiques qui comptent et le prix US — du moins cher au plus cher. Chaque caractéristique et chaque prix renvoie à sa source et à la date de relevé.
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- Prix le plus bas: Easy@Home EHE009 ($26.99)
- Highest output channels: Compex Edge 3.0 (4 output channels)
Comparatif
| # | Tens Units | Prix | output channels | intensity levels | preset modes | power source | electrode pads included | timer range min | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Easy@Home EHE009 | $26.99 | 2 | 10 | 6 | 4x AAA batteries | 4 | — | amazon.com |
| 2 | AUVON Dual Channel TENS Unit (AS8012) | $31.99 | 2 | 20 | 20 | rechargeable lithium battery (USB), up to 10 hrs of use | 8 | 10-60 | medgrade.org |
| 3 | TechCare Massager Plus 24 | $44.99 | 2 | 20 | 24 | rechargeable Li-ion battery (USB), ~20 hrs of use | 8 | 10-60 | medgrade.org |
| 4 | Omron Pocket Pain Pro (PM400) | $51.99 | 1 | 10 | 5 (3 pain-relief programs: Arm/Shoulder, Lower Back, Leg/Foot + 2 massage modes: Knead, Steady) | 2x AAA batteries (included) | 2 | 0-15 | omronhealthcare.com |
| 5 | TENS 7000 2nd Edition | $52.99 | 2 | 8 | 5 | 9V battery (included) | 4 | 2-60 | tens7000.com |
| 6 | iReliev TENS Unit Pain Relief System (ET-1313) | $59.95 | 2 | 25 | 8 | 3x AAA batteries | — | up to 60 (adjustable) | medgrade.org |
| 7 | HealthmateForever YK15AB | $59.99 | 2 | 20 | 15 | rechargeable Li-ion battery, ~25 hrs runtime | 8 | 10-80 | medgrade.org |
| 8 | Belifu Dual Channel TENS/EMS Unit (AS8015) | $69.99 | 2 | 20 | 24 | rechargeable lithium-polymer battery (USB) | — | — | medgrade.org |
| 9 | Omron Max Power Relief (PM500) | $79.99 | 1 | 15 | 9 (6 pain programs: Arm, Lower Back, Leg/Foot, Joint, Shoulder + 3 massage modes: Tap, Knead, Rub) | 2x AAA batteries (included) | 2 | 0-15 | omronhealthcare.com |
| 10 | Compex Edge 3.0 | $149.99 | 4 | 999 | 4 (Resistance, Strength, Recovery, TENS) | rechargeable Li-ion battery (USB), up to 8 hrs of stimulation | 6 | — | medgrade.org |
| 11 | PowerDot 2.0 Duo | $399 | 4 | — | 10+ app-guided TENS/NMES protocols (Bluetooth app-controlled, plus a manual on-device mode) | rechargeable Li-ion battery (USB-C), ~20 hrs per charge, ~60 min to full charge | 4 | app-guided ~20 min sessions; auto shut-off at 60 min | medgrade.org |
| 12 | NueMedics Tens 24 | — | 2 | — | 24 | rechargeable lithium battery (USB), up to 20 hrs of continuous use | 6 | 20-60 | nuemedics.com |
Les caractéristiques sont celles publiées par le fabricant ; les prix sont le tarif conseillé US au lancement.
Comment nous avons établi ce comparatif
Roster covers 12 OTC TENS/EMS units a 2026 buyer typically compares, spanning budget wired units through app-controlled wireless systems: TENS 7000 2nd Edition, Omron Pocket Pain Pro (PM400, the current SKU that superseded the PM3029/PM3030), Omron Max Power Relief (PM500), iReliev ET-1313, Compex Edge 3.0, AUVON Dual Channel TENS Unit, Belifu Dual Channel TENS/EMS Unit, NueMedics Tens 24, HealthmateForever YK15AB, Easy@Home EHE009, and PowerDot 2.0 Duo, plus TechCare Massager Plus 24 added for category coverage. Primary sources were official manufacturer pages (tens7000.com, omronhealthcare.com) where reachable, cross-checked against medgrade.org's per-device spec tables (fetched and parsed from raw HTML, not just AI summaries) and, for iReliev ET-1313, a manufacturer product-box photo that visually confirmed model number, program count and timer text. Four brand storefronts — ireliev.com, nuemedics.com, auvonhealth.com and techcaremassager.com — were unreachable all session (network layer returned 429 'local_rate_limited' on every attempt, including plain product-JSON endpoints), so those four products relied on medgrade.org plus archived manual/retail listings instead; NueMedics additionally has no confirmed USD price or intensity-level count (both left null) because no reachable source published either. One QA note worth flagging: a '100 intensity levels' figure for PowerDot 2.0 Duo turned out on raw-text review to be the device's peak 100 mA output current, not a discrete intensity-level count, so intensity_levels is null for PowerDot rather than a mA figure mislabeled as levels. For the Compex Edge 3.0, the medgrade.org spec table does list 'Intensity Levels: 999' (confirmed in the live page), which is Compex's genuine 0-999 intensity scale, so that field is recorded as 999. AUVON's medgrade listing carries FDA/regulatory model number TP2208C while its retail packaging and manual (ManualsLib-hosted) use AS8012; both names are for the same physical dual-channel unit and are noted together. 'electrode_pads_included' reflects pads shipped in the base box, not replacement-pad multipacks (several device pages list a monthly/replacement pad SKU under a cost-analysis section that is NOT the in-box count, and was excluded accordingly). All prices are current US list/street price for the base single-unit configuration; accessedAt 2026-08-01.