The massage chair that's truly right for you.

Work out the costs based on your own schedule. A massage costs between 60 and 120 €, and it’s rare to get an appointment exactly when you need one. The massage chair is right there in your living room at 10 p.m. and starts working as soon as you turn it on. No appointments, no travel, no need to undress.

Most of it is right next to your back. Twenty minutes during which no one wants anything from you, and afterward, your shoulders sit lower than before. For many people, that’s exactly why they use the chair every day—not just when they’re feeling a twinge.

Let's be honest: It doesn't replace physical therapy—it complements it. If you get stiff twice a year, you're better off booking appointments. If you use it every day, you'll have it down after one or two years.

At seven exhibition locations: Remshalden near Stuttgart, Leverkusen, Hainichen near Dresden, Heede, Bad Säckingen, Dreieich, and Mannheim. In Bad Säckingen and Dreieich, you can stop by without an appointment; at the other locations, we’ll schedule a time in advance so that someone will be there to assist you.

In Remshalden alone, there are 31 models—over 100 in total across all seven locations—available for you to try out for free and with no obligation. All the chairs are set up and ready to go. You sit in them one after another, we adjust the settings, and then we’ll let you experience the massage for yourself in peace.

We don't carry anything in our showroom priced under €2,000 because we couldn't stand behind it: a 5-year warranty with on-site service isn't cost-effective for a €900 appliance—a technician's visit would cost more than the chair itself.

On top of that, there’s the question of what happens after the warranty expires. If the remote control falls on the floor or the dog chews on the leg, we’ll provide you with a replacement part—even if it’s not covered by the warranty. With a device that doesn’t have a replacement parts supply, a minor issue like that would mean you’d have to buy a new one.

You can't answer that question just by looking at the product specifications. Two armchairs with the same price can feel completely different, and you'll know which one is right for your back within the first two minutes of sitting in it.

We only purchase mechanical components that can withstand 20 minutes of use per day for 5 years. Rollers, motors, and air cushions are in operation with every use, and they determine how long a chair will last.

Residential customers receive a 5-year warranty on all recliners, including on-site service, with one exception: the OSIM uThrone comes with a 2-year warranty. If something breaks during this period, we’ll bring the replacement part to you, and the recliner stays right where it is. Without on-site service, the process is different: You’d have to keep the original packaging and the pallet, repack the unit, and place it outside your door, ready for shipping. If you live on the third floor, you’ll have to carry it down the stairs first.

No. In Germany, massage chairs are not considered medical aids covered by statutory health insurance, and this is not expected to change in the foreseeable future. Health insurance covers a portion of the cost of prescribed massages at a therapist’s office, but not the cost of a massage chair for home use.

20 minutes a day, every day, with no appointments and no travel. You decide what it's worth to you. If you'd like to spread out the cost of your purchase, we offer 0% interest financing for up to 24 months.

The situation is different for companies. In those settings, an office chair is often covered under the company's wellness program.