MassaMAXMD906 Full Body Massage Chair, Zero Gravity Recliner with Yoga Stretch, SL Track, Airbags, Heating, Touch Screen, and Foot Massage (MD906-Black Brown)

I was reluctant to buy this chair. Most massage chairs with the features of this chair cost $4,000 to $6,000 dollars. For the price I paid, you can’t go wrong. I try to get into it at least once a day, and usually for 30-45 minutes. It provides a variety of great massages.

Love it!!! The massage features are great and so is the appearance. Easy to use and even easier to fall in love with!!!

I got this for my wife for Christmas (so, for "us", truth be told!). I just assembled it and tested it out, prepping it before giving it officially on Christmas Day.Rollers on these things are generally hard on my pelvis bones and this one also. Yet, I like this chair! Limited AI works. Zero grav is great. And I was able to find a massage setting or two that work for my needs (My wife will do the same). I love the foot rollers. And the calf massage is adequate. Still a lot to figure out with the air bag settings. Assembly was easy, unless I did something wrong, but I think I got it (instructions were a bit vague). A great investment. Bluetooth is great too!An update after two days: it definitely needs a cushion in the hip/pelvis area. I use a thin pillow and that saves my lower back. When I tried it out the first day, the rollers really hurt my lower back, which is still recovering (strained or sprained). So, I say watch your intensity settings, but enjoy. It’s my 1st massage chair. Adequate. Wife loves it!

This chair is amazing! We had purchased one before and paid a lot more for it. It was good too but it broke. This one gives you such a relaxing feeling. Easy to use. I would highly recommend this chair. Exceptional value.

CHAIR: This is a fabulous chair with many options including push down extending foot rest, track for spine, heat, multiple modes and customizations. Provides much more than all other chairs at this price point. This replaced a cheaper model chair for us that had some issues that we had to return so we went for a more expensive model. Fantastic chair overall.SHIPPING: When we bought this chair there was absolutely no option for white glove shipping. Just free amazon shipping that was scheduled when you placed the order. Because there was only ONE shipping option (read: no shipping option except what you were assigned), this gave me the erroneous impression that it would be delivered and put in room of my choice/ unboxed per the detailed shipping instructions that Amazon provided when the shipping detail button was clicked. On the contrary, the box came and the delivery people were going to leave a 150lb+ boxed chair in my living room. It needed to go upstairs and my spouse has a disability so I have no one to help me get it upstairs. Believe me, if white glove delivery was an option, I would have selected it but it was not given to me as a choice during order. The delivery people said "oh yeah we have all kinds of options." GRRRRRR. It worked out bc I gave them each $40 to haul it up the stairs for me. Delivery folks were great- not their fault. That brings me to the third point to beware of,DIMENSIONS!: They get the behemoth up the stairs and try to get it through the door. No go. I said leave it in the hall and I'll deal with it. I get the box off of it (with great effort) after they leave and finally figure out how to get it to the door sans the box dragging under it. I mean this thing is a whale and the footrest wasn't attached so even with the wheels it was hard to maneuver. And I am no slouch. I do everything from electrical, plumbing, tiling, flooring at my house. I know how to do things. I get old Moby to the door and it gets STUCK once half way in. my 30.5" door opening couldn't accommodate a 29.9" chair. Mind you, the old chair had the same dimensions and got through fine- just grazing the edges on both sides with no damage to the chair. So, the problem with this chair I discovered is that it has a fancy plastic logo on the sides AND a long plastic decorative "swoosh" on each side that lights up blue (eye roll) when in use. Well isn't that just high tech and totally useless? I wouldn't care at all except that it makes the dimensions given in the description WRONG by an inch at its widest point. Not only did I have to take my standard 30" interior door off the hinges but I had to pry one side of my trim off to make the opening wide enough. Oh, and then I had to assemble the foot rest once it was in (easy in the scheme of things) and repair door. I prayed to every god from every world religion that Moby would fire up and work. To my great delight it did- blue light thingy and all.If you have a yearning to buy your own Moby, you will love it. But, know that you will leave it at your place when you move rather than hassling to take it with you. Oh, also, it will take 3 men and a boy to get it up or down any stairs you have. Enjoy!

I'm glad I did a bit of research before buying a massage chair for my home. S-track vs L-track, spring loaded foot rest vs automatic, etc. This is the first massage chair I've ever purchased so the only other chair I can compare it to is the one at the salon when I get a pedicure once a year. lol.Me: 5' 3" 160#.....Hubs: 5' 11" 240#This chair is strong! I lay a lapghan blanket along the spine because the rollers are too intense for my bones. Even the foot rollers can be intense. Hubs uses no protection between him and the chair.I really enjoy the squeezing of my calves and arms! The chair is not as quiet as I thought it would be. It isn't especially noisy, but when the squeeze bags inflate the pump seems to be near my ear which is not a very relaxing noise. Hubs enjoys the squeezing as well.I like the zero-gravity position. Hubs does not as it puts strain on his neck when he is in that position. He is not too tall for the chair but he has very wide shoulders.We've had the chair less than a month. I use it 2-3x week ...significantly less than I thought I would. Hubs uses it 2x/day!All in all we would recommend buying this chair.