Compare contact layouts, control options and heated configurations across FX1, FX5 and FX6. Confirm the selected version, accessories and instructions before sample approval.
Keep the contact structure, control route and heating requirements clear before comparing quotations.
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Contact layout
Check the contact surfaces and attachment method on the selected sample. A head count alone does not establish fit or performance.
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Control route
Confirm standard or app-enabled operation where offered. Match the supported actions, setup and accessories to the quoted configuration.
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Heating options
Identify whether the selected version includes heating. Review the operating controls and matching instructions before approving the function list.
Plan your configuration
Choose which configuration question comes first.
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Define the control route
Review the FX1 standard and app-enabled options against your intended demonstration and support requirements. Confirm the supplied controls and connection instructions for the selected version.
Compare FX5 and FX6 when heating is part of the brief. Check the included pulse or vibration functions, controls and instructions on the exact samples being quoted.
Use the current published model records as the starting point. Confirm missing values, configuration differences and whether a figure describes one unit or the complete set.
Inspect the contact surfaces, attachment method and physical configuration. Compare the supplied sample with its model identification and instructions.
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Included controls and heat
Run the quoted functions and control method. Check heating only when supplied, and confirm any app setup or accessories for that configuration.
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Instructions and complete kit
Review cleaning guidance, operating restrictions, charging accessories and supplied quantities. Record the approved kit without assuming every version includes the same items.
Discuss your project
Prepare a model-specific product brief.
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Describe the intended range
Share the destination market, channel, expected quantity and intended product presentation so requirements can be reviewed.
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Specify the version
Identify the model, standard or app-enabled controls where offered, required heating functions, accessories and branding or packaging requests.
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Agree the sample record
Confirm feasibility, sample scope and commercial terms. Keep the approved device, control setup, instructions and packaging together as one configuration.
Request the relevant files for the exact model, configuration and destination. A report naming FX1 or FX6 does not establish coverage for the entire series or for a different version.
Model, version and supplied-set identification
Applicable reports with their named-model scope
Instructions, operating restrictions and cleaning guidance
Charging, battery and accessory information for the quoted kit
Make the selected configuration clear.
Share your model shortlist, control and heating requirements, destination and intended presentation to begin a focused sourcing discussion.
Start with contact layout, control method and required heating functions. Confirm the exact configuration, accessories and instructions on samples before comparing quotations.
Is app operation included with every model?
No. FX1 lists standard and app-enabled configurations. Do not assume an app function for every FX1 version or extend it to FX5 or FX6 without confirmation for the selected configuration.
Do all configurations include heating?
No. FX5 explicitly lists standard and heated versions. Confirm the included heating functions and controls for the exact FX1, FX5 or FX6 configuration in the quotation and sample record.
What if a specification refers to one unit rather than the full set?
Ask the team to identify the supplied quantity and the measurement basis. Keep device weight, set weight, battery capacity and packed dimensions separate instead of combining unmatched figures.
What documents should I request before approving a product listing?
Request the selected-version specifications, instructions, operating restrictions and relevant test records. Match each document to the named model and destination; avoid unsupported body-change or treatment claims.