The Best Massage Chairs of 2023

The Human Touch iJoy Total Massage is another mid-range massage chair that offers a full recline, air cells for providing compression on the calf and foot area, and an S-track design to massage the neck and back while following the curvature of the spine, though without extending into the glutes and hamstring area.

Reviewers called out some minor assembly and quality-control issues, though this chair arrives in just two boxes, is easy to put together, and is lighter and more compact than the other spaceship-style chairs on this list. The biggest drawback here is that its size makes it a poor fit for taller people, especially if you’re well over six feet tall.

The Osaki OS-4000LS is a simple, stylish massage chair that features a full L-track massage. Reviewers consistently were impressed by its quality, especially the rollers’ ability to hit trick spots in your lower back. It still offers a full zero-gravity recline position and rollers to cover your neck and shoulders, down your back, and down to your feet.

Like other Osaki chairs, this also features adjustable shoulder airbag massages, as well as 24 airbags spread throughout the chair to provide compression and support for your back, arms, calves, and hamstrings.

The Osaki Titan TI-Pro Omega 3D Massage Chair is a slightly higher-end chair with a wide range of features, like a full SL-track roller setup, heated back area, zero-gravity recline, and a body-scanning feature for 3D massage. It’s rare to get that combination for under $2,500, but this chair is usually on sale for a bit under $2,000.

Reviewers raved about the chair’s abilities, especially the full SL-track massage’s ability to hit certain lower-back areas. It’s a bit tricky to set up, and people didn’t love the confusing instructions, but if you have room for a huge, heavy massage chair, this is a good option.

This is another massive massage chair that has a lot of features and is relatively affordable. It has a zero gravity recline, SL-track massage, can scan and detect the curves of your body to provide a better massage, and provides heat through your back and waist.

The biggest issue here is that the brand is not nearly as well established as the competition on Amazon. It has great reviews and seemingly lots of satisfied customers, but you’ll need to be careful picking this chair (or any chair) to make sure it suits your needs and is well-built before you commit to keeping it.

The Human Touch WholeBody 7.1 foregos traditional tracks and rollers in favor of a “3D FlexGlide technology” orbital massage. They claim that their massagers offer a smoother application of pressure without the pinching or friction that other chairs have.

5自动推拿项目可能比一些更少other chairs but they instead offer a “BodyMap PRO” system that lets you target your problem areas by touching buttons on a map of a human back on the remote. The attached ottoman acts as a foot and calf massager, and they claim that the calf massage is designed to improve blood flow from the feet to the core and back.

Unfortunately, this chair may have some longevity issues. Critical reviewers have cited problems with the chair’s fabric not standing up to the massagers and heat for long. The small size, lack of plushness and the permanently-reclined angle of the chair itself are also an issue to some people. As one of the more expensive chairs on this list, that’s a bit of a disappointment.

Being an ideal budget-friendly pick for a massage chair, this one has some decent features for the price. What we love is that you can choose between receiving a deep-tissue massage, a gentle relaxing massage, or one that targets specific sore muscles and knots. Plus, it comes with a heating function to soothe your muscles, though some reviewers claim that it can get too hot after a few minutes.

In addition, you can adjust the distance, width, or neck height for your body in order to receive the best massage, as well as which massage mode you prefer.

If you have tight hip flexors, calves, or just generally want to loosen up your leg muscles in addition to your upper body, then this massage chair is a great pick. It includes an L-track rolling system, meaning it will start from the top of your neck and work its way down to your calves (though a few reviewers say that the foot-massage feature can feel a bit rough).

Plus, it's a two-stage zero-gravity massage chair, which enables you to raise your feet above your heart and stretch out your knees for even better blood flow during your massage. You can specify where on your body you want the massage to focus on, and control each feature with a remote. It's also available in multiple color combinations.