Comfort Products 60-0582 Heated Massage Recliner and Ottoman, Black
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Customer Reviews of Comfort Products 60-0582 Heated Massage Recliner and Ottoman, Black
Customer Review: Great for tight muscles!
Summary: 5 Stars
I thought about buying this chair for quite a while. I have a peripheral neuropathy that tightens my muscles. I have to do exercises and stretches throughout the day in order to walk without support. This chair helps. I don't have to spend so much time on the floor exercising.
I read that it is difficult to put together and that the motors don't work. The directions for putting the chair together are very poor, but the diagram was good enough. It took me 20 minutes to unpack and put together. The motors work. They are not in the places indicated on the remote, but they do the job.
After using it daily for two weeks, I'm monitoring the remote. It doesn't always respond right away. This chair fits me very well. it's comfortable enough to sit in while watching TV. (I don't run the motors all evening, though. The complete cycle lasts about 15 minutes.) I am a small person, 105 pounds. I wonder how it would fit someone larger.
Swedish massage chairs hurt. This chair is just perfect, and I couldn't beat the price!
Customer Review: Not bad for the prices of $149
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this item last month from Amazon.com for $149. I thought it is using some kind of hand-like massage motors, and not those vibration motors. When the item arrived and I setup, I found out they are using the vibration motors! A little disappointed I am. But I use it, it is not bad if you don't mind the vibration motors. The heat feature is great. However, the knod that is supposed to hold the sitting position isn't holding well. The leather-like material really feels like a lether. The vibration really vibrates the whole floor, so I suggest to put on carpetted areas only. I personally like the hand-like massage chair better. But this $149 chair is worth the price. Others would sell for over $300.Customer Review: Comfy chair, weak "massage"
Summary: 2 Stars
This is a sad invention. Instead of massaging, it vibrates and in no way "relieves stress". Besides this, it's very low budget: first off, the label for a "thigh massage", actually vibrates at you calves (on the ottoman). Where it is labeled "lumbar", it actually massages your thighs. When you try the pre-designed massages ("modes"), the chair vibrates very quickly at seemingly random spots. The whole thing is almost musical. Whoever designed this chair should try a different profession. Besides all this, the chair itself is fairly comfortable, and the heat is nice, although a little weak.Customer Review: Great therapy and comfort!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have found this to be a great comfort and therapy for me. I have fibromyalgia and have had back surgery in the past and it is wonderful to sit back in here with the heat and/or massage (with the ability to adjust the amount of massage according to comfort level and areas needing it) and relax. It has been a tremendous help to my daily living, a wonderful product!!! My husband drives for a living and finds it quite relaxing as well to sit in it and relax his backa nd shoulders. I highly recommend this.Customer Review: Great Buy!
Summary: 4 Stars
The chair might not be as plush as the ones we've all enjoyed at the now defunct Sharper Image and Brookstone. Still, it does what it says it will do - provide a solid massage. A tad on the noisy side, but acceptable with others in the room, it is easy to operate - and the assembly was a 'piece of cake'. It even makes a decent chair for simply relaxing, without the massage unit turned on. A great buy for the price, and a very good buy if price isn't important to you.