Comparisons:
The Daiwa Supreme Hybrid clearly has a better, deeper stretch than the Luraco i9 Max, but the Luraco is far more accessible for users who may have mobility issues. However, the Osaki Ai Vivo is the only dual track chair that uses Ai technology to detect your pain. While the Pegasus Hybrid has shoulders that can be adjusted depending on your shoulder width. All five massage chairs in this buying guide have a dual track mechanism, how much do their differences actually set them apart? Below is a short list of the similarities all three massage chairs have.
Other Similarities:
- Heat Therapy
- Touch Screen Remotes (Luraco does not have a tablet)
- Body Twisting or Waist Compression
- Calf Oscillation (Luraco has calf rollers instead)
- Acupoint Reflexology Foot Rollers
- Zero Gravity
- Bluetooth Speakers
- USB Ports / Smartphone Charging Stations
- Shoulder Compression Massage
To read more about these three massage chairs, see more dual track chairs, read in-depth comparisons, or massage benefits, check out these links!
- All Dual Track Massage Chairs
- Massage Chair Types and Differences
- Luraco iRobotics i9 Max Special Edition Review
- Daiwa Supreme Hybrid Review
- Luraco Special Edition Vs. Supreme Hybrid Comparison
- Infinity Luminary Vs. Supreme Hybrid Comparison
- Infinity Luminary Vs. Osaki OP-Xrest Comparison
- Massage Chair Q&A