Free Buyer's Guide

Massage chairs have improved dramatically in recent years and offer more features than ever before. Our buyers guide will help you make sense of all of the different options so that you can decide which features are important to you. At Hi Tech Massage Chairs we want you find the perfect massage chair.

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List of topics covered in this Massage Chair buyer's guide:

• Pricing
• Quality
• Material
• Rollers
• Stroke Length
• Width adjustment of rollers
• Intensity adjustments
• Heat and Vibration
• Rolling, Tapping and Kneading
• Body Scanning
• Seat Massage
• Calf Massage
• Foot Massage
• Aesthetics
• Other Features
• Warranty
• Retailers

Below is an excerpt from the report that you will recieve.

The Top Ten Features That Will Dramatically Affect Your Massage Experience.

Fluid Motions-Regardless of how many features a given chair has, you will not enjoy the massage unless the chair has fluid, human like movements. Some chairs usually in the $1000-$1500 range have a very limited range of motion and.....(continuted)

Stroke Length- Having an adequate stroke length is critical to your massage experience. Stroke length measures the amount of travel that a chairs massage rollers can move up and down your back. Most mid priced chairs offer no more than 20 inch stroke lengths, which will not reach your lower back and......(continued)

Body Scanning- This feature measures the exact curves and contours of your back, allowing the chair to focus on your individual pressure points. Body Scanning is one of the most recent and dramatic improvements in the massage chair industry and is.......(continued)

Combination Kneading, Tapping and Rolling- Because of restricted motion, limited computer power and motors, lower range models can only perform one massage technique at a time. It is definitely recommended that you find a model that can perform all simultaneously. One reason, if a chair has one motor that is performing several functions it is likely not to last as long as a chair that has......(continued)