





Forty years after its inception in Switzerland,Compexis reaching a new milestone. A pioneer in muscle electrostimulation (EMS), the brand is unveiling its Ultimate range, presented not as a simple product update but as a profound transformation of its approach: moving from standalone devices to a true connected, high-end, smartphone-controlled ecosystem.

The principle of EMS remains the same: via electrodes placed on the skin, the device sends electrical impulses that mimic the brain's natural signal to trigger muscle contraction. It is a proven technology, validated by numerous clinical studies, that helps improve strength and endurance, accelerate recovery, and relieve pain without medication. Compex draws on its medical expertise and its patented Muscle Intelligence technology—now in version 2.0—to automatically adapt stimulation to each user's physiology.
The main innovation of the Ultimate range lies in its usability. The wireless device is now entirely controlled via an iOS and Android app that acts as a true coach. Users can follow specific goals created by experts or athletes, whether it's improving endurance, preparing for a trail run, or reducing lower back pain. The modules, smaller and lighter than the previous generation, charge on a magnetic station, and the new magnetic-connection electrodes simplify setup while offering 360-degree freedom of movement.

The range is available in two models: theUltimate with two modules (699 euros) and theUltimate Pro with four modules (999 euros), featuring 36 programs covering physical preparation, recovery, massage, and pain relief. A wired version is also planned for March 2027.
To support this launch, Compex is focusing on an athlete ambassador strategy, including Chelsea FC Women and triathlete Laura Philipp. But the biggest name in this campaign is Kilian Jornet. The legendary trail runner becomes the new face of the brand, with the partnership made official on September 30th.
A "3-in-1" positioning—combining training, recovery, and relief—that the Swiss brand hopes will become the new standard for connected muscle care.
Forty years after its inception in Switzerland,Compexis reaching a new milestone. A pioneer in muscle electrostimulation (EMS), the brand is unveiling its Ultimate range, presented not as a simple product update but as a profound transformation of its approach: moving from standalone devices to a true connected, high-end, smartphone-controlled ecosystem.

The principle of EMS remains the same: via electrodes placed on the skin, the device sends electrical impulses that mimic the brain's natural signal to trigger muscle contraction. It is a proven technology, validated by numerous clinical studies, that helps improve strength and endurance, accelerate recovery, and relieve pain without medication. Compex draws on its medical expertise and its patented Muscle Intelligence technology—now in version 2.0—to automatically adapt stimulation to each user's physiology.
The main innovation of the Ultimate range lies in its usability. The wireless device is now entirely controlled via an iOS and Android app that acts as a true coach. Users can follow specific goals created by experts or athletes, whether it's improving endurance, preparing for a trail run, or reducing lower back pain. The modules, smaller and lighter than the previous generation, charge on a magnetic station, and the new magnetic-connection electrodes simplify setup while offering 360-degree freedom of movement.

The range is available in two models: theUltimate with two modules (699 euros) and theUltimate Pro with four modules (999 euros), featuring 36 programs covering physical preparation, recovery, massage, and pain relief. A wired version is also planned for March 2027.
To support this launch, Compex is focusing on an athlete ambassador strategy, including Chelsea FC Women and triathlete Laura Philipp. But the biggest name in this campaign is Kilian Jornet. The legendary trail runner becomes the new face of the brand, with the partnership made official on September 30th.
A "3-in-1" positioning—combining training, recovery, and relief—that the Swiss brand hopes will become the new standard for connected muscle care.


Forty years after its inception in Switzerland,Compexis reaching a new milestone. A pioneer in muscle electrostimulation (EMS), the brand is unveiling its Ultimate range, presented not as a simple product update but as a profound transformation of its approach: moving from standalone devices to a true connected, high-end, smartphone-controlled ecosystem.

The principle of EMS remains the same: via electrodes placed on the skin, the device sends electrical impulses that mimic the brain's natural signal to trigger muscle contraction. It is a proven technology, validated by numerous clinical studies, that helps improve strength and endurance, accelerate recovery, and relieve pain without medication. Compex draws on its medical expertise and its patented Muscle Intelligence technology—now in version 2.0—to automatically adapt stimulation to each user's physiology.
The main innovation of the Ultimate range lies in its usability. The wireless device is now entirely controlled via an iOS and Android app that acts as a true coach. Users can follow specific goals created by experts or athletes, whether it's improving endurance, preparing for a trail run, or reducing lower back pain. The modules, smaller and lighter than the previous generation, charge on a magnetic station, and the new magnetic-connection electrodes simplify setup while offering 360-degree freedom of movement.

The range is available in two models: theUltimate with two modules (699 euros) and theUltimate Pro with four modules (999 euros), featuring 36 programs covering physical preparation, recovery, massage, and pain relief. A wired version is also planned for March 2027.
To support this launch, Compex is focusing on an athlete ambassador strategy, including Chelsea FC Women and triathlete Laura Philipp. But the biggest name in this campaign is Kilian Jornet. The legendary trail runner becomes the new face of the brand, with the partnership made official on September 30th.
A "3-in-1" positioning—combining training, recovery, and relief—that the Swiss brand hopes will become the new standard for connected muscle care.