Buying guide
How to choose a massage chair that fits your room and budget
These are answers to the questions buyers ask most before they order, model by model for every iRest massage chair. Figures come from the manufacturer's specifications and manuals; prices are our retail prices.
Data as of: 13 October 2026 · all figures as a table and CSV
How much does a massage chair cost?
A home massage chair costs €1,870 to €11,970 incl. VAT; half the models cost €3,970 or less.
The massage mechanism drives the price far more than the number of programs.
- 2D massage
- €1,870 – €3,970: QL A185 €1,870, Chillin Open A360-31 €1,970, Easyq A166 €1,970, Chillin+ A360 €2,370, Supearl Open+ A336-31 €3,470, Supearl+ A336 €3,970
- 3D massage
- €6,970: Eagleton BFH-4010 €6,970
- 4D massage
- €5,270 – €11,970: Grandease+ A550 €5,270, Brillactiq A665 €5,970, Maesthron A801 €9,470, Dual Core V8 A801-36 €11,970
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How much space does a massage chair need?
Fully reclined it needs 123 to 208 cm of length and 71 to 86 cm of width, depending on the model.
The shortest when reclined is the QL A185 (123 cm). Measure your room for the reclined position, not the upright one, and add the wall clearance the manufacturer specifies. Each model's figures are in the table below.
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How far from the wall should a massage chair be?
According to the manufacturer's manuals, an iRest chair needs 10 to 30 cm behind the backrest to recline.
Closest to the wall: Brillactiq A665, Maesthron A801 and Dual Core V8 A801-36 (10 cm). These chairs have Zero Wall: they slide forward as they recline, so they need less room behind the backrest.
How heavy is a massage chair, and what door does it need?
Home chairs weigh 42 to 186.5 kg and need a door 70 to 80 cm wide to be carried in.
The lightest is the QL A185 (42 kg), the heaviest the Maesthron A801 (186.5 kg). The one that fits the narrowest door is the QL A185 (70 cm). We deliver, carry in and set up the chair, including floors without a lift, after agreeing the route to the room beforehand. Delivery and setup
Dimensions, wall clearance and weight by model
Dimensions and weight come from the manufacturer's specifications, wall clearance from the user manuals. A dash means the manufacturer does not state the figure.
| Model | Price | Upright (L × W × H) | Reclined (L × W × H) | From wall | Door | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QL A185 | €1,870 | 102 × 71 × 109 cm | 123 × 71 × 90 cm | 30 cm | 70 cm | 42 kg |
| Chillin Open A360-31 | €1,970 | 152 × 76 × 115 cm | 168 × 76 × 94 cm | 30 cm | 80 cm | 75 kg |
| Easyq A166 | €1,970 | 132 × 73 × 106 cm | 169 × 73 × 84 cm | 30 cm | 80 cm | 61 kg |
| Chillin+ A360 | €2,370 | 152 × 76 × 115 cm | 168 × 76 × 94 cm | 30 cm | 80 cm | 75 kg |
| Supearl Open+ A336-31 | €3,470 | 155 × 77 × 113 cm | 188 × 77 × 84 cm | 15 cm | 80 cm | 75 kg |
| R-Pass T103for public spaces | €3,570 | 142 × 79 × 123.5 cm | 158.5 × 79 × 112 cm | 5 cm | 80 cm | 86.5 kg |
| Supearl+ A336 | €3,970 | 155 × 77 × 113 cm | 188 × 77 × 84 cm | 15 cm | 80 cm | 90 kg |
| Grandease+ A550 | €5,270 | 150 × 75 × 115 cm | 185 × 75 × 80 cm | 12 cm | 80 cm | 104 kg |
| Brillactiq A665 | €5,970 | 165 × 83 × 121 cm | 208 × 83 × 87 cm | 10 cm | 80 cm | 113 kg |
| Eagleton BFH-4010 | €6,970 | 158 × 75 × 116.5 cm | 197 × 75 × 84 cm | 30 cm | 80 cm | 149.5 kg |
| Maesthron A801 | €9,470 | 177 × 86 × 130 cm | 190 × 86 × 91 cm | 10 cm | 80 cm | 186.5 kg |
| Dual Core V8 A801-36 | €11,970 | 177 × 86 × 130 cm | 190 × 86 × 91 cm | 10 cm | 80 cm | 186.5 kg |
Which massage chair should you choose?
First rule out the models that won't fit through your door or into your room, then choose among the rest by type of massage and the user's height.
For users up to 200 cm tall there are the Chillin Open A360-31, Chillin+ A360, Supearl Open+ A336-31, Maesthron A801 and Dual Core V8 A801-36; the other models are built for shorter people. The difference between 2D, 3D and 4D massage is explained on our technology page.
Once you are down to two or three candidates, put them side by side in the model comparison; every massage chair with its price is on the massage chairs page.
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Who should not use a massage chair?
The manufacturer's manuals for 11 of 12 iRest models state that people with a pacemaker or another implanted electronic medical device should not use the chair.
The manual for the Eagleton BFH-4010 lists people using an implantable pacemaker among those who should consult a specialist before use.
The full list from the manuals for the QL A185, Chillin Open A360-31, Easyq A166, Chillin+ A360, Supearl Open+ A336-31, Supearl+ A336, Brillactiq A665 and Maesthron A801 (verbatim):
- The device is not intended for use by persons (including children) with physical disabilities, sensory or neurological impairments or who lack experience and common sense, unless they are supervised and instructed in the use of the device by those responsible for their safety. Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with instruments.
- Patients with osteoporosis.
- Patients with heart disease or wearing electronic medical devices such as a pacemaker.
- People who have a fever.
- Pregnant women or women on their menstrual period.
- Patients who are injured or have a skin disease.
- When unsupervised, any children are under the age of 14 and those unconscious are not allowed to use this product.
- People who are told by their physicians to have rest or who feel unwell.
- People whose bodies are wet are forbidden to use this product.
- This product has a hot surface. Persons insensitive to heat must pay attention when using this product.
Source: iRest QL (A185) user manual, manufacturer’s original, Safety Precautions, “The following populations should not use this product”, p. 2 · Slovenian edition (PDF)
The manuals for other models differ in a few points. Each chair's page lists its exact text with the source under “Before you buy”. This list is not medical advice; if you have a health condition, ask your doctor before buying.
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