Blog
Guides, comparisons and honest advice about iRest massage chairs. How to pick the right model, how much space it needs, how 2D, 3D and 4D differ and what Zero Gravity actually does for you. Explained simply, without the jargon.
8 Oct 2026
Most iRest models heat only the back with a graphene mat, while three models extend heating to the hands and calves or to the whole torso. An overview of which model heats where.
Read the article
3 Oct 2026
Graphene and infrared heating in massage chairs work differently. Here's what the heat actually does and why it matters for your choice.
Read the article
2 Oct 2026
Seven things to check in the specifications: the track, the mechanism, adjustment levels, air cells, dimensions, upholstery and servicing.
Read the article
28 Sept 2026
Pregnancy, a pacemaker, thrombosis, osteoporosis, diabetes. Which health conditions call for a doctor's advice before buying a massage chair, and what to ask.
Read the article
15 Sept 2026
An iRest massage chair costs €1,870 to €11,970 incl. VAT, depending on the mechanism, track and features. What pushes the price up, and how to judge value.
Read the article
1 Sept 2026
Older users and athletes need very different things from a massage chair. Here's how to check if a model covers both.
Read the article
17 Aug 2026
The track shape and airbag layout affect massage quality more than the number of programmes. Here's why it matters.
Read the article
2 Aug 2026
A massage recliner and a massage chair aren't the same thing. Here's the real difference in tech, price and experience.
Read the article
16 Jul 2026
How to properly care for synthetic leather upholstery on your massage chair so it stays soft, smooth and durable for years.
Read the article
4 Jul 2026
Lower back pain is one of the most common reasons for buying a massage chair. When massage genuinely helps, what to look for, and when it is wiser to consult a professional first.
Read the article
1 Jul 2026
Start with the users’ height and the space to recline, then pick the massage type (2D, 3D or 4D) by how you’ll use the chair. The feature list comes last.
Read the article
20 Jun 2026
Most massage chairs need 180 to 200 cm of length and 80 to 90 cm of width when fully reclined. Wall-hugging models need only a few centimetres from the wall.
Read the article
5 Jun 2026
Specs tell you what a chair can do, not how the massage feels on your shoulders and back. That feel matters more than the number of programmes.
Read the article
22 May 2026
The labels 2D, 3D and 4D describe how many directions the massage rollers move in. Here is what that means for how a massage feels and which level is right for you.
Read the article
8 May 2026
Zero Gravity lifts your legs above heart level and unloads the spine. Here is where it comes from and why a massage in this position feels deeper and more relaxing.
Read the article
24 Apr 2026
It helps most for desk workers, older adults, recreational athletes and people under stress who strain their back and neck daily and have little time for spas.
Read the articleWe use Google and Meta cookies to measure our ads and to show our ads to people who have visited the site. Without your consent none are stored and the site works just the same. Privacy details
