Inada Massage Chair

It's generally acknowledged that the best massage chairs are designed and made in Japan. This isn't surprising as the Japanese market is the most competitive - it is estimated that over 20% of Japanese households own a robotic massage chair. The fierce competition in Japan has pushed the sophistication and reliability of Japanese massage chair brands to where they are today and well beyond what non-Japanese makers are able to produce. So, if you're serious about buying a quality massage chair, buy Japanese.

The Family Inada is considered to be the leader in the top quality, high-end sector of massage chairs. The history of the company speaks volumes about its leading role.

1971 - First Kneading Mechanism. First Rhythmic Movement Function
1974 - First human touch function of squeeze and press
1979 - First spinal roller and first adjustable recline system
1996 - First with four rollers that move in alignment with the body
1998 - First to incorporate airbags
1999 - First to use infrared technology for pressure point detection
2003 - First massage chair that detects body shape and automatically adjusts itself to fit
2004 - First massage chair that synchronizes music with massage

Inada i.2 Massage Chair (HCP-i.2A)

The Inada i 2 retails for around $3,300. It combines both the latest technical innovations such a acupressure optical sensors and armrest vibration, with stylish good looks that won't look out of place in the swankiest of living rooms. The Upper Body Massage includes:

Rolling: 1 speed
Kneading: 6 speeds
Rhythmic Acupressure: 1 speed
Tapping (Percussive Massage): 4 speeds
Roller Width: Adjustable to 3 settings (narrow, medium and wide)

The Lower Body Massage consists of air massage that is adjustable to 3 settings (low, medium and high).

Inada ROBO Massage Chair (HCP-D5)

The Inada RoboChair retails for around $5,800. It comes with another industry first; 3D roller mechanism. To date, it's the only massage mechanism that pushes the rollers out for a deeper massage or withdraws the rollers for a more gentle massage. The rollers rotate just like real human wrists and mimic the fine movements of a massage professional. The optical sensors detect your body shape and automatically make adjustments to fit you exactly; making the ROBO a genuine shiatsu massage chair. Another major selling point is the voice-activated control system. By simply speaking you fully control the chair; you can change massage programs, turn features on and off, recline or sit upright without ever needing to press a single button.

Inada ROBOSTIC Massage Chair (HCP-D6A)

The Inada ROBOSTIC chair retails for around $6,800. It can rightly claim to be the world's most advanced robotic massage chair. As well as optical shiatsu pressure point sensors and a 3D roller mechanism, the chair comes with 10 Healthcare programs.The ROBOSTIC gets its name from the incorporation of a joystick in the armrest of the chair. The joystick instantly responds to your commands allowing you to control every aspect of your massage. And, ROBOSTIC is capable of memorizing five minutes of any customized massage which it will repeat with the touch of a button. It's the perfect chair for your changing relaxation and back therapy needs.

As you would expect the warranty on all Inada massage chairs is excellent. All models have 5 years structural, 3 years on parts, 1 year on factory service and 90 days of in-field service.

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Inada Massage Chair