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Buyers Guide to the Best Massage Chairs and CushionsMassage chairs and cushions come in a huge array of styles and prices from thousands of dollars for a top-end chair to under $100 for a basic massage cushion and it is difficult to find a lot of objective consumer guidance online.
Several websites link to a Los Angeles Times article from May 2003, testing various massage chairs. The writer commented favorably on:
- the Premier Shiatsu Massage Recliner: an especially ugly chair that you might want to hide in the home office or bedroom. It is also the most comfortable, however.
- the Human Touch Robotic Massage Recliner: I do not love the look of this recliner with the science fiction-like name .But the chair is reasonably comfortable, even if it feels a bit weird for the legs to snuggle into twin troughs built into the leg rest.
- the Panasonic Shiatsu Massage Lounger: a tad better-looking than the others. As for its massage action, it's better than Human Touch but not as good as the Premier.
Some online stores such as Massage Chair Outlet, Elite Massage Chairs, Massage-Chairs.com, Premier Massage Chairs, Knovelty and The Factory Outlet present quite comprehensive comparison tables. They may also offer guides to choosing an appropriate product.
A favorable review of the Interactive Health iJoy 130 massage chair is at the ReviewBoard magazine website.
You can
find customer reviews of massage chairs at such commercial sites as
Amazon.com
and
Epinions.com.
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