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Men's Health's testers unanimously said it gave the best full-body massage they tried, with highly customizable 4D rollers and extras like a privacy hood, lights and aromatherapy. It lists at $7,999 (Men's Health saw it around $4,000–$4,600), and it's huge, heavy and covered for only one year.
Top complaints
- Expensive, bulky and very heavy
Men's Health lists it as expensive, bulky, very heavy and one of the largest chairs it tested, with a love-it-or-hate-it look: 32.5 x 59 x 54.5 inches upright and 72 inches long reclined.
Source: Men's Health - Only a 1-year warranty
Men's Health says it's backed by only a one-year warranty, with a paid extension it considers worth buying.
Source: Men's Health - Gimmicky extras
Wirecutter notes there's no scientific evidence that its chromotherapy or aromatherapy has any therapeutic effect, though some may enjoy the multisensory experience.
Source: Wirecutter
What owners love
- Best full-body massage in testing
Men's Health's team unanimously agreed it gave the best full-body massage of any chair tested; the 4D rollers let you dial in how far they extend.
Source: Men's Health - Premium build
Every component feels solid and well built (Men's Health).
Source: Men's Health - Loaded with features
Two zero-gravity positions, heat, USB, a privacy hood with blue light and optional aromatherapy (Men's Health, Wirecutter).
Source: Men's Health, Wirecutter
- You have limited space or narrow doorways
- You want a long standard warranty
- You're buying it for the light or aroma 'therapy'
- The most intense, customizable home massage
- A spa-like experience with a privacy hood
- Buyers with plenty of floor space
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What experts say
- Men's Health: The splurge pick: the best full-body massage it tested, with premium construction. Expensive, bulky, very heavy, and only a 1-year warranty.
- Wirecutter (NYT): Listed under the competition: unique privacy hood, chromotherapy and aromatherapy, which have no proven therapeutic effect.