• different,
• bold,
• stylish, and
• ugly.

If you want to add something very unique to wake up your living room while receiving on demand massages, an iJoy chair may be just what you need.

With catchy colors like red, sage and camel, when I first laid eyes on the contemporary designs of iJoy massage chairs, I said to myself “wow, those are unique.”

Whether you find them attractive or just plain hideous, iJoy massage chairs are without a doubt the “purple cows” in the industry in terms of their design. They definitely stick out from other brands in the industry.

Common iJoy Robotic Massage Chair Features

iJoy’s robotic massage system is supposed to replicate a human-like massage.

There are four major professional massage techniques used in each iJoy chair:

• rolling
• kneading
• compression
• percussion

You have the ability to choose a program based on your own personal preferences. Three dimensional movements are utilized to follow the contour of your spine during your massage.

You can choose from one of three different 15 minute programs:

1. Full Back- massages your entire back
2. Upper Back – receive upper back treatment
3. Lower Back – concentrates on your lower back

Each session will combine all four major massage techniques (rolling, kneading, compression, percussion).

iJoy Robotic Massage Chair Models

There are plenty of iJoy models to choose from…

• iJoy 100
• iJoy 130
• iJoy 173
• iJoy 170
• iJoy 300
• iJoy 320
• iJoy 550

The iJoy 100 massage chair, 130, 170, and 173 models are basically the same but they vary a little in size and design.

The iJoy 300 includes a power recline feature and costs a little bit more than the other models which are manual recline.

The iJoy 320 has a calf and foot massager integrated and is the more expensive model. A foot and calf massager is sold separately for the other models.

The iJoy 550 allows gives you freedom to swivel to the left or right.

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