Top 5 compared
The best foot spas
Put your feet up, properly: a warm soak and a massage after a long day on them.
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A foot spa is a bowl you fill with water and rest your tired feet in, while bubbles, rollers or massage nodes work the soles. Several come with a pumice stone, or even a pedicure kit, for heels and nails. The simplest are bowls filled from the kettle; others add a heater, a timer or motorised rollers that do the work for you.
Not every foot spa heats the water. One that heats from cold saves carrying a kettle; a keep-warm setting only holds warm water at temperature, so start with water from the hot tap, and a spa with no heater cools as you soak. Rollers give a firmer massage than bubbles.
What matters
- A bowl roomy enough for the biggest feet that’ll use it.
- A set temperature, so the water stays how you like it.
- Massage plates that lift out, for easier cleaning.
- An overheat cut-out on a spa with a heater.
#1Hangsun FM660 Large Foot Spa with Heat and Bubbles
£50–£75
- Heats from cold, 35–48°C
- 14 massage rollers
- Overheat cut-out
It heats the water from cold and holds it at the temperature you choose, so a soak stays warm to the end. Bubble jets and 14 rollers under the soles give a massage while you sit. The Revlon scores better but has no heater, so its water cools mid-soak.
What owners say: Owners love how it keeps the water hot at a steady temperature, and find it soothing for tired, swollen feet and simple to set up. The rollers feel uncomfortable to some, and a few find the bubbles weak.
A closer look: It warms cold tap water in a few minutes, so fill it and switch it on before you sit down. Herbs go in the built-in box, while essential oils are meant for a separate diffuser beside you rather than the water. If the water passes a safe temperature, the overheat protection switches the spa off.
Best for: Herbal soaks
- Heating
- Heats from cold, 35–48°C
- Bubbles
- Yes
- Massage
- 14 rollers
- Folds flat
- No
- Extras
- Herb box
#2Revlon Pediprep Foot Spa
£20–£30
- Pedicure kit in the box
- Light at 0.86kg
- Splash guard and foot rest
- No heater, so water cools
A bubble spa and pedicure set in one: fill it with hot water, soak on the Accunode massage pad, then swap in the pumice attachment for rough heels or the rolling massager for tired soles. A pedicure kit comes in the box for tidying nails afterwards.
What owners say: Owners say it revives aching feet and is easy and pleasant to use. Water that cools quickly is the common complaint, along with units that stop after a few minutes or overheat after about 20 minutes of use, and bubbles that disappoint some.
A closer look: Soak first so the skin softens, then use the pumice on the heels and do the nails last, as they trim more easily after a soak. The splash guard keeps the water in the bowl while you shift your feet about, and at well under a kilo empty it’s easy to carry to the sink.
Best for: Pedicures at home
- Heating
- No heater (add hot water)
- Bubbles
- Yes
- Massage
- Rolling attachment
- Folds flat
- No
- Extras
- Pedicure kit, pumice
#3Sensio Spa Heated Foot Spa with Bubbles and Removable Rollers
£30–£50
- Keep-warm heat setting
- Rollers that lift out
- Pedicure kit in the box
A straightforward bubble spa: pour in warm water, turn the dial, and the heat setting helps hold the warmth while bubbles rise round your feet. The rollers along the base work the arches and heels, and they lift out when you’d rather have a plain soak.
What owners say: Owners find it easy to use and say it works well for relaxing tired feet. Many say it doesn’t keep the water warm for long, though, and the noise puts some off.
A closer look: Sensio pitches it as a wind-down before bed, so follow the soak with a foot cream while your feet are still warm. The smooth basin wipes clean once it’s emptied, so it’s quick to put away after a weeknight soak.
Best for: Cost friendly
- Heating
- Keeps warm (add warm water)
- Bubbles
- Yes
- Massage
- Removable rollers
- Folds flat
- No
- Extras
- Pedicure kit
#4COMFIER Electric Foot Spa with Heat and Rolling Massage
£50–£75
- 30 motorised massage balls
- Holds a set 35–48°C
- Massage plates lift out
- Heavy at 3.2kg
- No bubble jets
Thirty rotating massage balls work the soles while you sit back, and the water sprays up to the calves. COMFIER says it holds the water within a degree of the setting, and a large LED display shows the temperature and timer at a glance.
What owners say: Owners rate the rolling massage and find the whole thing easy to use and relaxing. Some say the heat is barely there or missing altogether, and opinions split on comfort and how firm the pressure is.
A closer look: Sitting back and letting the rollers do the work is the point, so it suits anyone who wants to put their feet up without lifting a finger. Lift the massage plates out to rinse them after each soak, and put the dust cover on between uses to keep the basin clean.
Best for: Automatic massage
- Heating
- 35–48°C
- Bubbles
- No
- Massage
- 30 motorised balls
- Folds flat
- –
- Extras
- Timer, splash guard
#5Homedics Bubblemate Foot Spa with Keep Warm
£30–£50
- Fits UK size 12 feet
- Keep-warm heat setting
- Pumice stone included
A roomy bowl that fits up to a UK size 12, with a toe-touch button so nobody has to bend down. Fill it from the tap or the kettle, and the keep-warm setting is there to hold the heat through a long soak.
What owners say: A relaxing soak for tired feet, owners say, and easy to use. Heat is the common complaint, with some saying the water cools quickly or the keep-warm setting doesn’t work, and the bubbles and raised nodes divide opinion.
A closer look: The toe-touch button is a kind detail for anyone with a bad back, and bath salts, oils and soaking crystals are all fine to add. With a bowl big enough for adults and children alike, it suits a family pamper night, one pair of feet after another.
Best for: No bending down
- Heating
- Keeps warm
- Bubbles
- Yes
- Massage
- Massage nodes
- Folds flat
- No
- Extras
- Pumice stone
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How they compare
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| Feature | #1Hangsun FM660 | #2Revlon Pediprep | #3Sensio Spa | #4COMFIER | #5Homedics Bubblemate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best overall | Best budget | ||||
| Picked Rating | 8.4 | 8.6 | 8.3 | 8.3 | 8.2 |
| Price | £50–£75 | £20–£30 | £30–£50 | £50–£75 | £30–£50 |
| Heating | Heats from cold, 35–48°C | No heater (add hot water) | Keeps warm (add warm water) | 35–48°C | Keeps warm |
| Bubbles | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Massage | 14 rollers | Rolling attachment | Removable rollers | 30 motorised balls | Massage nodes |
| Folds flat | No | No | No | – | No |
| Extras | Herb box | Pedicure kit, pumice | Pedicure kit | Timer, splash guard | Pumice stone |
| Best for | Herbal soaks | Pedicures at home | Cost friendly | Automatic massage | No bending down |
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