RELX 2025 Massage Chair Full Body, 15 Modes Zero Gravity SL-Track Shiatsu Massage Chair Built-in Heat System, Airbag Massage with Body Scan, Deep Yoga Stretch, Calfrest Extension and AI Control(Black)

For comparison: I recently purchased (and returned) a $700 massage chair. I've used a similar chair at the gym that runs around $8000. Current price of this product is $2500.This one is magnificent. 1000% better than the cheaper model, and while it's not as nice as the more expensive model, the differences are minimal.There are SO many settings to customize... it'll take a while to really get the most out of it. So easy to put together. Worked right out of the box. The voice control is a neat concept but she talks randomly so I keep that feature turned off. Air pressure features are very powerful. Rollers work great, most noticeably on the feet. Operation manual is helpful... though difficult to interpret at times due to the language barrier. Excellent results for stress relief and tight muscle relaxation. Love that it can even focus on neck and shoulders. I don't have the kind of income that makes a purchase like this easy, but I'm immensely glad I went for it.

This is the third massage chair I’ve owned, and hands down—it’s the best one yet. The comfort level is just next-level. You sit down and it kind of just hugs your body in all the right ways. The deep tissue massage is legit—really gets in there without feeling like it’s beating you up. And the stretch mode? Wow. It gently pulls and stretches your back and legs, and afterward, you just feel loose and relaxed, like you just got off a yoga mat without doing any of the work.The balloons (I guess they’re technically airbags, but whatever) are way better than the ones in my last two chairs. They inflate and deflate with perfect pressure and timing, especially around the shoulders and legs. The foot massage, though—that thing is out of this world. It actually feels like someone’s working your feet by hand. I didn’t even know I had sore spots down there until this chair found them.Finally, there’s a voice control method, which is really helpful. The chair responds to voice commands, and it makes the experience more seamless. I highly recommend this massage chair!

I'm not sure how long this chair will last. It has so much movement going on. And the the inflation pockets. Not sure something this complicated can put up with a family using it. The only thing I don't like is it doesn't keep the foot extensions extended. You have to manually remind your self to keep pushing down with your legs. It would be a lot better if they could be locked in length and then unlock when you're done.

The RELX chair is nearly perfect for an affordable full body massage with great features. It came well packaged and easy to set up and is immensely comfortable - you just don't want to leave it after a massage (which can be set to a max of 30 mins). I did experience a problem initially with the control panel not responding well. David, the technician I contacted via customer support, courteously and with great patience helped me diagnose the problem and RAPIDLY shipped a replacement control panel which appears to have resolved the issue. Thanks goodness, because I would've hated to try to ship back a 200lb piece of furniture! David also assured me of their 3 year warranty and encouraged me to contact the company if I have any further problems, but all is well thus far.WHAT I LIKE: 1) The chair is REALLY relaxing and truly beneficial for aching back and feet, and it sure seems to put me in a great relaxed mood very quickly. I feel myself breathing deeper and "letting go" within just a few minutes, especially when the foot-kneading kicks in. The arm-hand massage and shoulder compression is also better than I would have expected. 2) The chair can sit within a couple of inches from the wall and yet not touch the wall when fully reclined - takes up less space than one would think for a big chair. 3) It almost always puts me to sleep before the default 20 min massage is completed - I think that alone says it all! 4) Easy to move the angle up and down for ease of watching TV or reading, but you probably won't for long because it'll knock you out!WHAT I DON'T LIKE: 1) The control panel post placement on the left arm is a bad idea in my opinion, but one can always easily remove the post for better arm positioning getting in and out of the chair - there's plenty of coiled cable on the control panel to place where convenient, such as in your lap or on a side table. I plan to 3d print an extension to set the control panel outside of the arm but keep within arm's reach. 2) By default, when the massage ends, the chair remains in a reclined position, which is fine, but when the power button is pressed again so you can decline the chair and get out, another massage starts. One has to press the power button twice to return the chair to its starting position. No big deal, but sorta annoying. 3) The Bluetooth speakers are a thoughtful addition and are easy to pair, but are of extremely poor quality - worse than a decent AM radio. I'd love to replace the speakers with better drivers, but that'll probably void the warranty. I recommend using headphones or a good BT speaker instead of the chair's speakers. 4) The manual is mostly usable but is clearly not written by an English speaker, and that's understandable in global trade, but it could be improved a LOT.CONCLUSION: I HIGHLY recommend the RELX chair for the price despite my small dislikes, and thus far, RELX is displaying GREAT technical support (thanks again, David!). I've had other massage chairs, but this one is by far my best one yet. Now, excuse me, gonna saddle up and take a relaxing nap in the chair....