Portable Massage Chair Ergo Pro II - Ultra-Strong, Lightweight, Foldable Tattoo Spa Chair with Wheels & Carry Case (600lbs Working Weight), Sapphire

it is certainly good product that has durability and reliability. however I wish the seat could be a bit bigger.

I did add an extra padded head rest so that my eye would be on a slightly more flexible surface, but otherwise there were no other changes made to the chair. I used this two-three weeks after each surgery on my eye as my doctor required my head to stay in a heads down position to allow the eye and retina to heal. Hopefully none of you will need this for that purpose, but after renting one of these after the first surgery, I figured I could buy one for the rental price (just a little difference, so a good deal) and since I ended up with multiple surgeries after the initial surgery, I definitely saved money. It really isn't comfortable to sleep on, but you can read and using a special mirror can watch television while keeping your head in the proper position. After a few hours, it does become a little uncomfortable, but serves its purpose well.

I’ve been a massage therapist 11 years now. I’m on my 3rd chair that is used nearly everyday for work. The first 1 lasted 5 years. The 2nd lasted 5 years until I accidentally backed my car up over it after work one day(stupid story). I’ve just purchased my 3rd Stronglite Massage chair. I’ll always buy Stronglite because they are durable (especially if you don’t drive over it) and sturdy and comfortable. Amazon sells them a bit cheaper than the Stronglite website does. A massage therapist that does corporate massage will not be disappointed.

This is a very nice and functional chair. It is easy to set up and easy to fold. It is incredibly flexible and can be adjusted in a reamrkable range of angles that will accommodate more body types than any other chair on the market. I have been using the Pisces Dolphin II for a long time - a terrific chair in its own right - but I find that the Ergo Pro II is much easier to use, easier to adjust and to fit the client in. There is also a major difference in price between these 2 chairs - so with the Ergo II there is more bang for the buck.

The massage chair is great, other than the face part which I found a bit too soft such that I felt that supporting board with my face. Having that piece made of memory foam or other dense foam would be better perhaps.I did like the ease of set-up and take down, and the fact that it is adjustable.

I have done a few chair massage events with this newly bought chair and it’s the best!! Totally worth the price. It fits the big boys and the short girls!! It’s amazing 🤩

Really nice sturdy, soft. I am happy to use it in my clinic.

Exceptional chair works great for patient who cannot lay down I've tried many other chairs but I haven't found as good as this highly recommended I'm a therapists 8 plus years.