Thanks for the review. Research on a chair has been super frustrating. Most reviews are either from sellers, or are just manufacturer promo vids, instead of from owners of any particular chair. Blows my mind that, for the price, the user interface features and ergonomics are so lacking. Can't believe that there's not at least 2 "body scanning" saveable presets, and a smaller, if more basic remote that would allow you to keep your arm in the airbag. More advanced control features should be through an app on your phone. Who would complain about that? (don't answer, I know - the vocal minority) What I would love is a "feature chart" form Osaki showing all the features of each model. Number of programs, roller and track specs, airbag number and placement, airbag articulation, heating placement and type, etc. In your research, did u find anything like this, or just weed through the promo vid hyperbole? Also, a big sell for me with the Maestro and Emperor are the side airbags on the feet that give u a kneading, or at least stabilizing sensation vs just rolling the bottom of the feet. Unlike those, the Paragon has heating in feet area. Does the Paragon have side feet airbags? Articulating? and is the heating factor noticeable? Sorry for the long-winded questions. Thanks
@@ThatGuyReviews Thanks for the response. After speaking to Osaki, the big difference between this and the Maestro, is being able to adjust intensity during a program vs having to go to "manual" with the Paragon. I really want the heated feet (Paragon) but also want the adjusting features of the Maestro. Damn. While I hope its a good Series, as an M's fan, gotta pull for Philly in this one!
it has been a while, but from my research and have sat in both chairs I personally believe they’re comparable. I would highly recommend you visit a local shop to see for yourself and you can always purchase online which sometimes has better pricing
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Hello, do you still have this chair and is it still to your liking? I suffer from lordosis, is the heating mechanism a good one Can you feel the heat how many heating levels is there?? Do it have a doctor health feature? Would you compare this chair to the duomax intensely Massage level?
Do it give a good airbag massage independently from the rollers also, how many adjustable heat controls levels do the chair have? Really appreciate you getting back to me.
Inada Dreamwave vs. Paragon? Someone near me is selling a 2016 Inada for $2000. Like to have new but can’t afford a new Inada. Is Paragon comparable? Also - any updates on how you’re enjoying and some video of the chair in action would be really helpful. With a person or without. Great stuff.
Hi Ron! Thanks for stopping by. Before settling with the Paragon, I looked at quite a few chairs if interested read more here: www.thatguyreviews.com/osaki-pro-os-4d-paragon-massage-chair-review-in-depth/ I have been using the Paragon massage chair almost every day since. I truly feel that it has been one of the best investment I've ever made. I am more mobile and I have seen improvement in my mood. I have never owned the Inada, so I cannot say for sure, but the Paragon has 4D rollers, heated and all the features a $10,000 chair will have for nearly half the price. If you're looking for more affordable chairs, visit our website, there are a few articles that lists top chairs within specific budget ranges. www.thatguyreviews.com/?s=massage+chair&post_type=post
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Hey there, I’d say 6 out of 10. This is for first time users but once you get the hang of it I’d give it a 7. The 4D feature and manual point massages can be a bit confusing if your using it for the first time.
When my dad try it he said “his leg is very hurt, i try to make it softer but it didn’t work,can u make a video with the remote control how to use all the buttons,thank you!!
Hey there, yes the leg massage can be a bit rough. I would wear pants since rubber against skin will hurt no matter what. There are other programs that may avoid the leg massage if it’s too rough but the massage intensity levels can help. Do you know what program he’s using?
Looking for a good Lower Back and Hip Pain and Massage Chairs. A chair that will twist and rotate my hip and move my back a bit. Perhaps help pop it. Would you suggest this chair for me?
I am 5' 11" I am 270 lbs My Shoulders are about 24/25 inches across. Fairly muscular, and beer belly. Or do you think it would be a bit small for me?
@George Flensburg - that's a tough question without physically seeing yourself in one. I'll answer it in a different way and hopefully that'll help. It's 32" from waist to top of head, so from your waist to the top of your head. At a relaxed position (airbags open), the chair is about 20" wide. But the bags can be pushed out a little further out. I am 22-23" inches wide and the chair fits fine. The massage chair does a very good job squeezing my shoulders and arms together. I have had people up to 6' use the chair without an issue. So from this, I hope it helps. Sorry I couldnt offer much more assistance.
When using the chair in one of auto programs, can you adjust width, intensities, 4D and such? If so, what is the workflow? Chair gets delivered on Monday. Your videos really helped me make the choice. Thank you.
Hey Michael! Thanks for dropping this comment. I think that 4D does exist with certain programs. However, I just go to the manual program and then I can adjust the intensity for the 4D to the max since I enjoy deep tissue massages. Let us know how you make out with the chair!
@@ThatGuyReviews so when you select an automatic program and I then go to the manual settings, the settings for that program are visible in the manual program to be able to further adjust it?
Hi Michael, you can go to Manual and from there you can choose several massage types based on roller mechanism like Shiatsu, Knead and Roll etc then you can scroll to 4D (+ or -). I believe it’s up to 5 level of intensity (see the video for confirmation).
I'm a 6'3 190lb dude and I think the auto programs could be a little stronger personally. The back massage is not too intense but the foot and airbags I have to turn to the lowest level because they are pretty hard. I know I'm not the reviewer but I have a ton of experience with Osaki chairs and the Paragon is the one I personally picked to get this time around based on how good the auto massage features are. Hope this helps!
I would say it varies depending on the person. For me it’s pressure is tough if I don’t wear long pants. For my mom who uses it find it way too hard even on the lowest setting. With that being said I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone who doesn’t enough a good tough massage:-)
@@partshome I’m looking at purchasing this for myself. I’m curious on how you fit in it. I’m 6’5” and am concerned if I’m too tall for the rollers to reach my neck. Different dealers give different answers on max height.
For the price point it offers a lot of the features found on a more expensive chair. In addition to that being said - I’m a fan of deep tissue massage and stretching so I was sold. It’s comparable to many of the chairs in the same price point but w a bit more bells in whistles. You should go to a local massage chair store and sit in a few to decide
Between the paragon and the pro admiral.. have you tried the ladder? Do any of the auto programs include the airbags without programming them to have to turn on? Thanks!
Hi Rachel! I have not tried the Pro Admiral, but the Paragon is a great chair. I have owned it for 6 months now and use it so much that I've gotten my return on what I've spent on it already. The Auto-program for the Paragon does have quite a few that has airbags in the program. My favorites include the Calm, Relaxing and Revive. The airbags sound is what you'd expect for any airbags to inflate. The question you're probably going after is how loud is the chair? The chair is loud if you are not use to having a massage chair around. But It's a little quieter than what I'm use to and doesn't bother me one bit, especially while sitting in it. Hope this helps!
@@ThatGuyReviews yes definently does thank you for your response! I wish I could try it out before pulling the trigger.. anything about it that you wish it could improve on?
@@rachel7550 - I was faced with the same problem when I was shopping around for massage chairs. The dilemma is you're forking over all this money for something you can't try...and it's not like it's something easily returnable due to its size and weight. I did as much research as I could including watching video reviews. :) If I could improve something on this chair, I would say the remote should be backlit, which can be helpful in the dark. Secondly the Stretching feature can do a more full twist. It's dependent on the two side airbags which is near the hips; once expanded, it forces your body to turn. Otherwise, the stretch is great since it puts your body in an almost bridge position and then pulls your ankles and legs so you can definitely feel it at the lower back and hip area. Other than that, I can't think of anything else. It's a great massage chair overall. Please feel free to visit my website (www.thatguyreviews.com - and type "massage chair" for more review articles and related topics. Also, if you can subscribe, I'd really appreciate the support as I am starting to grow my channel. :)
Hi Angela! Thanks for watching...yes, I still have the chair and I use it often. The one thing I did realize after owning it for a few months is that the chair is built with 4D roller capabilities and that can be a bit rough for anyone not use to deep tissue massages. Let me know if you have any more questions, I guess you're right - an update video is overdue, I'll put it on my video release schedule for the new few weeks. You'll probably get your chair before it comes out and have your own opinions of it. :)
@@ThatGuyReviews Thank you so much for the reply. In regards to the roughness, I think I saw that using it on the lowest levels helps. Do you eventually get used to it and can increase the level? I am hoping to really get our money's worth since we also have 2 college-aged athletes that I am sure will enjoy it immensely while they are home on breaks!
@@AngP1234 I would go based off what I see with my mom (70's) and my wife - who both feel like the chair can be a bit rough even at the lowest settings. They do enjoy the shiatsu program which is less intense and there's a soft program as well. I personally feel the calf and feet massages can be intense so wearing sweat pants and socks helps so the leather doesn't rub against your skin too much. I just saw that Amazon has it for $3,999 which is a bargin, the chair is often listed around $5,999...so hopefully you were able to take advantage of that. If you go to my website, I wrote the full review...check it out if you haven't already. Hopefully, this is helpful.
YES for sure another update is coming soon! I’m compiling ALL questions in the chat to be included in the video. It’s equipped w 3D and 4D rollers so it’s intended to offer deep tissue massages. There are levels of intensity you can adjust. I personally don’t think it’s rough except for the legs and feet - wearing long pants and socks makes a world of difference. Though two women in my family have used it and found it a bit intense for some of the programs and was able to find a preset that works for them such as the shiatsu program.
Hi Charles! Check out my website for a list of chairs that might fall into your category. Go to www.thatguyreviews.com and search massage chair for more details. I know these 4 chairs are good choices for what you're looking for. I'll write up a review for larger massage chairs soon. They are very sturdy and also elongated for taller people. 1) The Luraco iRobotics i7 PLUS - is a good choice since it supports up to 300 lbs. (link: amzn.to/34ySZyb) 2) Titan PRO Jupiter XL - supports up to 6'6 feet tall (link: amzn.to/2KguRty) 3) Human Touch Novo XT2 supports up to 6'9 feet tall (link: amzn.to/3atn2v6) 4) Inada Robo - supports up to 6'2 feet tall and 275lbs (link: amzn.to/3nIhVLs) Hope this helps!
Hey Charles - here's an article listing the top 10 massage chairs in 2021 for larger and tall individuals. Hopefully this will help, check it out! Read here: www.thatguyreviews.com/massage-chairs-for-large-tall-person/
It’s a coincidence that my online store also sells this type of massage chair. Take a look: www.aliexpress.com/store/group/Massager-Chair-Sofa/4691032_514735701.html
4D? Thank you. But, we all know there are ONLY 3 Dimensions (XYZ = H x W x L). Basically, 3D and 4D are the same. Speed of the motor cannot be counted as a dimension. Guys, don't be misled. 4D is just a marketing term. You will see 5D, 6D, 7D,... chairs coming soon.
Great review
Thanks for the review. Research on a chair has been super frustrating. Most reviews are either from sellers, or are just manufacturer promo vids, instead of from owners of any particular chair. Blows my mind that, for the price, the user interface features and ergonomics are so lacking. Can't believe that there's not at least 2 "body scanning" saveable presets, and a smaller, if more basic remote that would allow you to keep your arm in the airbag. More advanced control features should be through an app on your phone. Who would complain about that? (don't answer, I know - the vocal minority) What I would love is a "feature chart" form Osaki showing all the features of each model. Number of programs, roller and track specs, airbag number and placement, airbag articulation, heating placement and type, etc. In your research, did u find anything like this, or just weed through the promo vid hyperbole? Also, a big sell for me with the Maestro and Emperor are the side airbags on the feet that give u a kneading, or at least stabilizing sensation vs just rolling the bottom of the feet. Unlike those, the Paragon has heating in feet area. Does the Paragon have side feet airbags? Articulating? and is the heating factor noticeable? Sorry for the long-winded questions. Thanks
Hey Ken check out my website for the full article. Watching the World Series right now, will reply later :-)
@@ThatGuyReviews Thanks for the response. After speaking to Osaki, the big difference between this and the Maestro, is being able to adjust intensity during a program vs having to go to "manual" with the Paragon. I really want the heated feet (Paragon) but also want the adjusting features of the Maestro. Damn. While I hope its a good Series, as an M's fan, gotta pull for Philly in this one!
Thank you for this review. Do you think it works like the osaki maestro?
it has been a while, but from my research and have sat in both chairs I personally believe they’re comparable. I would highly recommend you visit a local shop to see for yourself and you can always purchase online which sometimes has better pricing
@@ThatGuyReviews I’ve never seen a store like that here. But thank you 😊
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Great work and thanks for the review!
Do you know if this chair holds, both your arms and legs with air bags in the stretch mode?
yes at least for me it does! Thanks
Hello, do you still have this chair and is it still to your liking? I suffer from lordosis, is the heating mechanism a good one Can you feel the heat how many heating levels is there?? Do it have a doctor health feature? Would you compare this chair to the duomax intensely Massage level?
i do have it still and use it often. the heat can get hot if sitting long enough where id have to get up
Do it give a good airbag massage independently from the rollers also, how many adjustable heat controls levels do the chair have? Really appreciate you getting back to me.
@kodymosley7763 you can isolate to airbag massages and I cant recall on the heat but its between 4-5
Inada Dreamwave vs. Paragon? Someone near me is selling a 2016 Inada for $2000. Like to have new but can’t afford a new Inada. Is Paragon comparable?
Also - any updates on how you’re enjoying and some video of the chair in action would be really helpful. With a person or without.
Great stuff.
Hi Ron! Thanks for stopping by. Before settling with the Paragon, I looked at quite a few chairs if interested read more here: www.thatguyreviews.com/osaki-pro-os-4d-paragon-massage-chair-review-in-depth/
I have been using the Paragon massage chair almost every day since. I truly feel that it has been one of the best investment I've ever made. I am more mobile and I have seen improvement in my mood. I have never owned the Inada, so I cannot say for sure, but the Paragon has 4D rollers, heated and all the features a $10,000 chair will have for nearly half the price.
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Please review how the app compares to the remote at controlling the chair. What score would you give it?
Hey there, I’d say 6 out of 10. This is for first time users but once you get the hang of it I’d give it a 7. The 4D feature and manual point massages can be a bit confusing if your using it for the first time.
What about if it's leather wears off ? How to deal with that please?
Hi Amy, the on the side of the leather main piece there are zippers that makes it easily removable. They can be washed or replaced as needed
Been researching massage chairs and decided on this one. Where did you purchase it from? So many choices and want a reputable company.
Number two
4 d how much is it cost
Great Review
thank you!!
When my dad try it he said “his leg is very hurt, i try to make it softer but it didn’t work,can u make a video with the remote control how to use all the buttons,thank you!!
Hey there, yes the leg massage can be a bit rough. I would wear pants since rubber against skin will hurt no matter what.
There are other programs that may avoid the leg massage if it’s too rough but the massage intensity levels can help. Do you know what program he’s using?
I try to pick a different but it still the same,so I don’t know
Looking for a good Lower Back and Hip Pain and Massage Chairs. A chair that will twist and rotate my hip and move my back a bit. Perhaps help pop it.
Would you suggest this chair for me?
I am 5' 11"
I am 270 lbs
My Shoulders are about 24/25 inches across. Fairly muscular, and beer belly.
Or do you think it would be a bit small for me?
@George Flensburg - that's a tough question without physically seeing yourself in one. I'll answer it in a different way and hopefully that'll help.
It's 32" from waist to top of head, so from your waist to the top of your head. At a relaxed position (airbags open), the chair is about 20" wide. But the bags can be pushed out a little further out. I am 22-23" inches wide and the chair fits fine. The massage chair does a very good job squeezing my shoulders and arms together.
I have had people up to 6' use the chair without an issue.
So from this, I hope it helps. Sorry I couldnt offer much more assistance.
How do you connect bluetooth?
When you go to search for Bluetooth devices it should be listed. It will ask to pair once you select the massage chair and connects automatically
When using the chair in one of auto programs, can you adjust width, intensities, 4D and such? If so, what is the workflow? Chair gets delivered on Monday. Your videos really helped me make the choice. Thank you.
Hey Michael! Thanks for dropping this comment. I think that 4D does exist with certain programs. However, I just go to the manual program and then I can adjust the intensity for the 4D to the max since I enjoy deep tissue massages. Let us know how you make out with the chair!
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@@ThatGuyReviews so when you select an automatic program and I then go to the manual settings, the settings for that program are visible in the manual program to be able to further adjust it?
Hi Michael, you can go to Manual and from there you can choose several massage types based on roller mechanism like Shiatsu, Knead and Roll etc then you can scroll to 4D (+ or -). I believe it’s up to 5 level of intensity (see the video for confirmation).
Some of the programs already have 4D baked in it
I've read that the auto programs are too strong and painful. Do you agree?
I'm a 6'3 190lb dude and I think the auto programs could be a little stronger personally. The back massage is not too intense but the foot and airbags I have to turn to the lowest level because they are pretty hard. I know I'm not the reviewer but I have a ton of experience with Osaki chairs and the Paragon is the one I personally picked to get this time around based on how good the auto massage features are. Hope this helps!
I would say it varies depending on the person. For me it’s pressure is tough if I don’t wear long pants. For my mom who uses it find it way too hard even on the lowest setting. With that being said I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone who doesn’t enough a good tough massage:-)
@@partshome I’m looking at purchasing this for myself. I’m curious on how you fit in it. I’m 6’5” and am concerned if I’m too tall for the rollers to reach my neck. Different dealers give different answers on max height.
Are you still needing help?
@@ThatGuyReviews thank you for checking but I’m good. I ended up purchasing the Kyota Yutaka M898 4D.
DO YOU LIKE THIS MASSAGE CHAIR BEST OF ALL THE ONES YOU HAVE TRIED TO DATE ??????
For the price point it offers a lot of the features found on a more expensive chair. In addition to that being said - I’m a fan of deep tissue massage and stretching so I was sold. It’s comparable to many of the chairs in the same price point but w a bit more bells in whistles. You should go to a local massage chair store and sit in a few to decide
Between the paragon and the pro admiral.. have you tried the ladder? Do any of the auto programs include the airbags without programming them to have to turn on? Thanks!
Also second question is do the airbag sounds seem to be loud in person?
Hi Rachel! I have not tried the Pro Admiral, but the Paragon is a great chair. I have owned it for 6 months now and use it so much that I've gotten my return on what I've spent on it already. The Auto-program for the Paragon does have quite a few that has airbags in the program. My favorites include the Calm, Relaxing and Revive. The airbags sound is what you'd expect for any airbags to inflate. The question you're probably going after is how loud is the chair? The chair is loud if you are not use to having a massage chair around. But It's a little quieter than what I'm use to and doesn't bother me one bit, especially while sitting in it. Hope this helps!
@@ThatGuyReviews yes definently does thank you for your response! I wish I could try it out before pulling the trigger.. anything about it that you wish it could improve on?
@@rachel7550 - I was faced with the same problem when I was shopping around for massage chairs. The dilemma is you're forking over all this money for something you can't try...and it's not like it's something easily returnable due to its size and weight. I did as much research as I could including watching video reviews. :)
If I could improve something on this chair, I would say the remote should be backlit, which can be helpful in the dark. Secondly the Stretching feature can do a more full twist. It's dependent on the two side airbags which is near the hips; once expanded, it forces your body to turn. Otherwise, the stretch is great since it puts your body in an almost bridge position and then pulls your ankles and legs so you can definitely feel it at the lower back and hip area. Other than that, I can't think of anything else. It's a great massage chair overall.
Please feel free to visit my website (www.thatguyreviews.com - and type "massage chair" for more review articles and related topics. Also, if you can subscribe, I'd really appreciate the support as I am starting to grow my channel. :)
@Rachel - Did you ever settle on a chair over the holidays?
Can you compare this chair with
Infinity Dynasty 4D Massage Chair ?
Hi Roddick, sorry but I'm not familiar with that chair.
How much does it cost 5:22
How many airbags?
Hi Martina, there are 24 airbags which are located at the shoulders, arms, lower back, pelvis, feet and the calf areas.
Did that help?
Hi, can you tell me if you still have this chair and still use/like it? I just purchased one for black Friday and curious about an updated review.
Hi Angela! Thanks for watching...yes, I still have the chair and I use it often. The one thing I did realize after owning it for a few months is that the chair is built with 4D roller capabilities and that can be a bit rough for anyone not use to deep tissue massages. Let me know if you have any more questions, I guess you're right - an update video is overdue, I'll put it on my video release schedule for the new few weeks. You'll probably get your chair before it comes out and have your own opinions of it. :)
@@ThatGuyReviews Thank you so much for the reply. In regards to the roughness, I think I saw that using it on the lowest levels helps. Do you eventually get used to it and can increase the level? I am hoping to really get our money's worth since we also have 2 college-aged athletes that I am sure will enjoy it immensely while they are home on breaks!
@@AngP1234 I would go based off what I see with my mom (70's) and my wife - who both feel like the chair can be a bit rough even at the lowest settings. They do enjoy the shiatsu program which is less intense and there's a soft program as well. I personally feel the calf and feet massages can be intense so wearing sweat pants and socks helps so the leather doesn't rub against your skin too much. I just saw that Amazon has it for $3,999 which is a bargin, the chair is often listed around $5,999...so hopefully you were able to take advantage of that. If you go to my website, I wrote the full review...check it out if you haven't already. Hopefully, this is helpful.
@@AngP1234 HI, HOW R U LIKING THE CHAIR...DO YOU THINK THE CHAIR IS TO RUFF
WILL U BE DOING AN UPDATE ,READ THE CHAT BELOW SOUDS AS IF IT COULD BE A LITTLE RUFF...?//
YES for sure another update is coming soon! I’m compiling ALL questions in the chat to be included in the video.
It’s equipped w 3D and 4D rollers so it’s intended to offer deep tissue massages. There are levels of intensity you can adjust. I personally don’t think it’s rough except for the legs and feet - wearing long pants and socks makes a world of difference. Though two women in my family have used it and found it a bit intense for some of the programs and was able to find a preset that works for them such as the shiatsu program.
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Osaki Pro OS-4D Paragon .... IS THIS DIFF THAN WHAT YOU ARE SHOWING ?????
Nope same chair
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LOL sorry man it was my first RUclips video.
@@ThatGuyReviews No worries at all, at least you've done a youtube video! Good job!!
@@troybird1132 appreciate the support Troy, thanks! Next video (massage chair update) audio will be in check! Watch out for it!
I’m wide through chest and shoulders
Is there a massage chair for bigger men
Hi Charles! Check out my website for a list of chairs that might fall into your category. Go to www.thatguyreviews.com and search massage chair for more details.
I know these 4 chairs are good choices for what you're looking for. I'll write up a review for larger massage chairs soon. They are very sturdy and also elongated for taller people.
1) The Luraco iRobotics i7 PLUS - is a good choice since it supports up to 300 lbs. (link: amzn.to/34ySZyb)
2) Titan PRO Jupiter XL - supports up to 6'6 feet tall (link: amzn.to/2KguRty)
3) Human Touch Novo XT2 supports up to 6'9 feet tall (link: amzn.to/3atn2v6)
4) Inada Robo - supports up to 6'2 feet tall and 275lbs (link: amzn.to/3nIhVLs)
Hope this helps!
Hey Charles - here's an article listing the top 10 massage chairs in 2021 for larger and tall individuals. Hopefully this will help, check it out!
Read here: www.thatguyreviews.com/massage-chairs-for-large-tall-person/
It’s a coincidence that my online store also sells this type of massage chair. Take a look: www.aliexpress.com/store/group/Massager-Chair-Sofa/4691032_514735701.html
4D? Thank you. But, we all know there are ONLY 3 Dimensions (XYZ = H x W x L). Basically, 3D and 4D are the same. Speed of the motor cannot be counted as a dimension. Guys, don't be misled. 4D is just a marketing term. You will see 5D, 6D, 7D,... chairs coming soon.
True 4D is similar to 3D but with roller protrusion, it also allows for speed control.