So up front I gave it 5 stars but as shipped I would only give it a 4.5. I had to to a small adjustment to make it better for me.

I did a lot of research on Zero gravity chairs mainly because I didn't want to spend a fortune but at the same time I was going to if it meant I got everything I wanted. So with this chair I was taking a risk because the cheaper price made me fear that quality. I am glad I did so far (mind you I only had this a few days so I cannot speak on longevity).

So with all the research I did I will list my pro's and cons. I will also try to answer any questions I can over the next few days as I check this.

Pro's
Price. You will NOT find a chair that has every new total package option.

Options. This chair has rollers on the feet and calf. Shoulder airbags (not standard), arms, legs. It also has heat, vibrating but pad, and a twist and stretch options. THE MAIN option is that is has the new-age L-track. So just like the one in brook stone for 3000 $more, this one will massage all the way to your butt. Not just to the bottom of your back, to your butt! It also has this cool Yoga setting that will do a 30 minute massage that mixes massage with a stretch. The stretch is very noticeable, like you are bending your back over one of those gym balls.

Real Zero gravity. I bring this up because you see on the picture that shes basically just recling back. I am not sure why Kahuna decided that was a good picture because the chair actually has two more zero gravity levels after that one. The final setting leans you fair back with your feet about 4-6 inches above your heart. Its legit zero gravity position.

So the actual massage is above average, but not amazing. I want to be honest here because it's a 1500 dollar chair. I would say 90% of the massage feels amazing. Sometimes the rollers just hit me wrong and it doesn't hurt per say but I wouldn't want it to stay there for long. I am still messing with the settings thou. I normally only feel this during the deep massage option. I believe this is only because the fabric near the rollers is a tad on the thin side. If they just added a tiny bit more padding it would make this massage perfect. The other massage options I have no issue, just sometimes the deep tissue.

Structure is a pro and con. The base of this chair is a mix of plastic and steel. The plastic portion looks a little cheap but its sturdy. The steel portions will clearly support the wieght (I am 220 pounds, 6'4' and have no issues). The leg/feet holder does adjust about 5 inches so its comfortable. I would say thou anything after 6'4'' is pushing it. Everything once I got it all in place fit well and snug. I see this chair lasting awhile if it's taken care of and not treated as a toy.

Ok my CONS:

Installation. While it should of been easy because there are really only a few minor steps, the screw holes did not line up. This is because at whatever factory it was made you can tell that the machine used to cut it was out of whack or something. This was only for the side walls. The shoulder pieces went in like a glove and only took me 5 minutes to install both. The arms on the other hand had two issues that can be fixed really easy. There are two steel rods you have to slide them on and on one of the arms the holes weren't big enough. It was cut wrong and could tell me the jagged line. I had to shave a very tiny portion of the plastic down to get it to slip on. Im talking like 1mm..nothing more. The other part was the 4 screw holes. They are suppose to be lined up like two full moons, but instead I got the whole half moon thing and couldn't fit the screw in. So I had to shave that down as well. Soon as I did it fit perfect and was very sturdy. This shouldnt happen and if you aren't good with basic tools I would beware or have a friend help you set it up.

Second CON and almost a deal breaker for me was the feet rollers. THEY HURT ALOT. Even with socks on they hurt. Its not because they are different from any other rollers on the market...they do the samething. They hurt because the fabric between your feet and the rollers is just super thin. This also was an easy fix because I just took some padded fabric and some velcro (type with an adhesive side and a velcro side) and placed it where my feet go. So now it is much softer and gives a great massage instead of feeling like rocks going into my feet.

So with that said, A small 4 dollar peice of velcro and padded fabric, and a basic file and small drill bit is all I needed to make this chair beyond perfect for the price. Its comfortable now and has more options then it should have at $1500. The chair feels great and if you are starting to get minor aches and pains from work...this will make you feel good:) I'm a police officer so wearing a vest all the time starts to wear on ya. This chair is already helping a ton.

I would buy it again and recommend it to all my friends.

Hope this helps.

So I went to the dentist and he bought the $799 chair that's for sale here and after looking at all reviews I finally decided to go the extra mile and get this one. At $1800 it is a steal. I had one 10 years ago that was nothing near how this works. Technology has come a long way. I love all the auto options and the manual. The chiro and yoga options are awesome. I wish the remote was bigger with more options but it will do. Also the feet like others have said do hurt a little on certain choices but I can just put a blanket down and all is good. I also did the white glove service and highly suggest doing this. They setup a time to deliver and install my chair right away. It takes no time since they do this every day and u know it is done properly. I even got a discount for this so it was a no brained. One issue I'm having and only issue is the right shoulder pad is making a little noise and wish I could figure it out but hoping it will fix itself over time. It's not really that much a big deal anyways at the moment.

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At my work they have a few expensive model chairs, I do not recall what they are but are easily top tier devices since the company pays for it. I got tired of always going to the room where they have it to only find that they are taken. I had some spare change left over and I did not want to spend 8k+ on a chair. I saw this chair, an Amazon prime chair with positive reviews, so I bit the bullet and bought it. It came literally 2 days after I purchased it and It took me about 15 minutes to set up. It consisted of screwing in the shoulder rests and side arm parts. This was the easy part, the hard part was disposing of the packing materials and the shipping box. I jumped into it once it was set up and I did the Auto mode and was very satisfied with the chair. It was definitely not the same as the office chairs, missing a few airbags locations and the roller did not have as intricate patterns, but it was very comparable. At the price point of view this chair performs greater than the cost and I am very happy with it.

Pro: Cost, Strong Air bags when they are singled out, very comfortable chair, smaller than most chairs, Can be put really close to the wall, foot rollers are strong (many complain that it is too strong, but I always found most chairs are really weak and this one was cable of working my toes, It does come with pads for the weak)

Con: Biggest and only con, is that there is only 15 minute sessions. Some sources online say the Yoga mode has 30 minute timer, but that is not true. Every time at the 14 minute mark the chair beeps letting you know it is almost over, and at the 15 minute mark, you will need to completely reset the sitting position and all your settings to be able to do another session. It was misleading that the chair has a timer up to 30 on the remote, but this might be due to multiple chair models which might use this remote. I plan to open the remote to take out or glue the module which produces the beep, as it's ugly and loud. The only other con I can think of is that my arms sometimes slip out of the arm airbag location because the shoulder bags push them out. I find I need to sit in a certain position for them to not slip out, but sometimes you just relax too much and they naturally slip out.