Is the massage a roller massage or vibration?

It is vibration: six vibration points with three intensity levels, plus heat in the lumbar area. There are no rolling or kneading nodes.

How far does it recline?

The back reclines up to 135 degrees and can be locked at any angle in between. The footrest extends for reclined use.

Will it fit a tall user?

The back is 27.6 inches high and the maker says it supports users up to 6 ft tall. Seat height adjusts from about 18.9 to 22 inches.

How much weight does it hold?

The stated weight capacity is 264 lbs.

Does it need assembly?

Yes, assembly is required. The box includes the chair and a manual.

Can I set how long the massage runs?

Yes. The remote has 15, 30 and 60 minute timer settings.

Where is the Massage Office Chair with Footrest cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $405.05, as of our latest check.

Massage Office Chair with Footrest

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Arrives about Nov 16–25, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $405.05 at Deal.ai on Nov 12.

Our take on the Massage Office Chair with Footrest

This is a high-back executive office chair with a built-in massage system: six vibration points, three intensity levels and lumbar heat, run from a wired remote that stows in a side pocket. The back reclines to 135 degrees and locks at any angle, and a padded footrest pulls out for breaks or naps. It suits people who sit long hours at a desk and want heat and vibration without buying a separate massager. Against plain ergonomic chairs it adds massage and recline but gives up true lumbar adjustment, and the massage is vibration rather than a kneading roller mechanism.