Kyota E330 Kofuko Zero-Gravity Massage Chair (Cream), Featuring 9 Auto-Programs, 5 Massage Techniques, Full Air, Foot Roller, and Lumbar Heat, Great for at-Home Salon or Pedicure Chair

So we were hesitant to buy this without sitting in it first. I’m 5’10 and my wife is 5’11. I’m 210lbs and my wife is 160.First off, it’s a good looking chair and does fit our tight office space well. The two tone and fake leather is gorgeous. It only has one cord and from all appearances, it’s definitely good looking enough to sit out in any living space without fear of it looking like some sort of space chair.The numerous massage features are nice and we use different ones for different days. I like the leg pumps and upper back and my wife likes the neck and low back. I wish it squeezed harder on the legs since I stand all day and my legs ache but my mom who is 5’6 and 120lbs thought the leg squeezers we just right.The back rollers are really good but sometimes are almost too rough. We put a single towel down and that helps provide some padding. I’m a little overweight so it doesn’t bother me but my mom who is bony thought it was too rough. They CANNOT be adjusted on how hard they roll since it’s supposed to “sense” your body and adjust itself.The zero gravity is a little underwhelming. It doesn’t lay you all the way back because it’s a space saver model. Instead it just kind of crumples you to get your legs elevated.Overall for the price it’s great and it looks nice. I am happy with it especially after standing all day and my back/legs hurt. Wife who is pregnant also loves it for her SI joint pain. It is a little rough and seems to be best fitted for people 5’8-5’10 who are a BMI of >25. That being said, just put down a towel or two if your skinny.

Good chair for the price. Definitely gives a vigorous back massage. Foot massager is mediocre, but it is relaxing. Seems to be a high quality chair. Air bags are ok, but nothing wow about them. I think the 6'4" height rating is a little high. I'm 6'2" and I have to slouch a little in the chair to get the neck massage. For the price, I'm willing to slouch a little, but really the max height should be 5'10" to 6'00". This chair isn't perfect, but it does the job and appears to be high quality for the price.A couple of warnings:1. The fake leather smells like rotten fish. A little research will tell you this is a problem with fake leather which is covered in plastic. It seems to dissipate with time, but most recommendations are to spray the fake leather with a vinegar/water mix, then wipe. I must say that initial odor is horrible.2. The shipping company for this used a semi-truck and trailer. I live in a rural, mountainous area. The delivery driver called me and asked me to meet him for delivery because his truck was too big to drive on the roads in my neighborhood. It wasn't a big deal to me, because I have a truck. Just a warning for anyone who lives in an area that a semi can't drive to, be prepared to meet the driver.Overall I'm enjoying this chair.

We have used this for a couple of weeks now, and the three of us that use it all agree it does it job very well. The tallest of us is 5'10, so we can not comment about the others who are tall not liking it. We did not notice any smell what so ever, it seemed to be a little rough on me (skinny bony back), so I added a doubled up towel and it's now perfect. The programs vary and so far the three of us are impressed.

Great product perfect fit the wife loves it

When I bought this chair, it was advertised both here on Amazon and on Kyota website as height range up to 6'8", ideal range up to 6'4". Well, I'm 6'3", so I thought perfect. I double- and triple-checked to make sure, as chairs made for tall people are quite rare and expensive. Well, Kyota E330 does not fit me at all. My head cannot rest on the chair as it sticks out too far, and the rollers barely reach the top of my shoulders, never mind the neck. The air massage pockets for arm are massaging my wrists and hands, because again I'm too tall. It appears they have now changed the height range to be up to 6'2", but it's probably more like 6', if you want to be truly comfortable.Very disappointing.

Love this chair! Very comfortable.

Update: Chair doesn't require a 220V. The manual is a typo.Set up: 5/5 stars- Easy as it comes. Take it out of the box, plug it in, start a program.Portability: 3/5 Stars- If you need to move it yourself it's a pain and we couldn't get it upstairs. Rolls pretty easy on hardwood or carpet.Air bags: 2/5 Stars- The ones on the calf are firm enough but the shoulder ones are pointless. They don't pull my shoulders back at all and I would rather they have just skipped them.Foot Rollers: 3.5/5 Stars- They are fine. They work better when the calf airbags are holding your feet downZero G: 5/5 Stars- I love how it moves me backRollers & Track: 3.5/5 Stars- I'm struggling with the spacing in the upper back area and the hardness of the rollers on my shoulder blades, but I like the different speeds, that I can change the width for some areas, and that it goes down my gluts!Total score is 3.75/5 Stars. I'm rounding up for the review since a feature I REALLY like is the fact that I can remove the remote and power cord and store them away from the kids.Original Review: I got this chair as a gift from my spouse. NOWHERE in the actual listing does it state you have to have an electrician come out and put a 220V outlet in before you can use the chair. It is now sitting in my garage still in the box as I try to figure out if I should pay to return it or pay for an electrician to come out and put in a new outlet. We only figured this out as he started to look at the instructions for setting it up. Even then it's buried in the manual.

This is exactly what I needed. It has many massage options. I fall asleep in it almost every day. It is worth the money.