This is a full body zero gravity massage chair in black faux leather with a built-in touch screen controller. The chair uses 8 back rollers plus 2 buttock rollers (10 total fixed rollers), 8 airbags across the shoulders, arms, buttocks, and legs, and 4 foot rollers. It includes a heating function at the waist and feet, one-touch 165° zero gravity recline, Bluetooth speakers, a mobile phone holder, and an extendable footrest (3-inch extension). Suited for users between 4.9 and 6.0 feet tall.
Why This Massage Chair
- Built for full body coverage — 10 fixed rollers (8 back + 2 buttock) plus 4 foot rollers and 8 airbags cover the full body in one session.
- Touch screen control — on-chair touch screen eliminates the need for a separate remote; mode switching is done directly on the chair.
- 165° zero gravity recline — one-button activation distributes body weight evenly and reduces spinal pressure.
- Heated waist and feet — heating zones at the lumbar area and feet.
Key Features
- Rollers — 8 back rollers + 2 buttock rollers + 4 foot rollers
- Airbags — 8 airbags (shoulders, arms, buttocks, legs)
- Zero gravity — one-touch 165° recline
- Heat zones — waist and feet
- Control — built-in touch screen
- Audio — Bluetooth speakers
- Footrest — extendable by 3 inches
- Phone holder — integrated mobile phone holder
- Height range — suited for users 4.9–6.0 ft (1.4–1.8 m)
Specifications
| Massage type | Full body |
| Massage method | Kneading |
| Material | Faux leather |
| Color | Black |
| Height | 41.8 in |
| Weight | 125 lb |
| Wireless | Bluetooth |
| User height range | 4.9–6.0 ft (1.4–1.8 m) |
| Assembly required | Yes |
| Recommended use | Home or office |
Shipping & Returns
- Shipping: Free standard shipping to the continental US (excludes AK/HI). Ships in two boxes; minimum doorway width 26". Estimated delivery: 6–11 business days.
- Returns: 30-day return window. Items must be unused and in original packaging. Damage must be reported within 48 hours of delivery. A 25% restocking fee applies. See our Return Policy.
