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Inada
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Pioneer of Shiatsu-style automated massage chairs since 1962
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Known for iconic models like DreamWave and Robo-Therapist
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Patented full-body stretching and side-to-side swaying
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Quiet, rhythmically soothing roller mechanics
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Therapeutic design philosophy rooted in traditional acupressure
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Made in Japan with long service life and clinical-grade alignment
Infinity
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Exclusive Flex-Track® system for spinal decompression and L-Track coverage
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Dual independent 4D roller assemblies in the Syner-D line
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Well-padded chairs with up to 70 airbags and space-saving recline
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U.S.-based operations and A+ BBB rating
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Flagships include spinal correction, calf kneading, and AI-enhanced tracking
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Strong after-sales support and parts availability
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Infinity Massage Chair
Founded in 2009 and based in Seabrook, New Hampshire, Infinity is a U.S.-based massage chair company known for delivering high-spec chairs with sleek design and a therapeutic edge. Unlike import-only brands, Infinity blends in-house product design and engineering with outsourced ISO-certified assembly, primarily in China. What sets the brand apart is its focus on stretching mechanics, wellness-focused features, and a steady push toward innovation (such as the Flex-Track® system and dual-roller Syner-D™ technology).
The brand also holds an A+ BBB rating, operates its own U.S. service and parts network, and positions itself just under the ultra-luxury tier—competing with the likes of Human Touch and Osaki Maestro on tech, while often beating them on warranty terms and structural comfort.
Inada Massage Chair
Inada, based in Osaka, Japan, is often credited with pioneering the modern massage chair. With a legacy dating back to the 1960s, it has focused on chiropractic-style techniques, clinical precision, and the art of rhythm and pressure rather than commercial feature overload.
Inada chairs aren’t flashy. They’re built like instruments—each movement slow, deliberate, and fine-tuned. Current models like the DreamWave M.1 and Robo-Therapist 7 reflect decades of therapeutic R&D and still echo the brand’s original philosophy: targeted relief, not roller theatrics.
