Osaki Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair

Name: Osaki Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair
Brand: Osaki
SKU: AD-Allure-1
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Osaki Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair

The Ador 3D Allure is a 3D massage chair on an SL-track, and it carries twenty-one auto programs, the widest library of the four chairs compared below. Every one of those routines is built out of six massage techniques: kneading, tapping, kneading and tapping together, shiatsu, shoulder lifting, and the 3D technique itself. The Osaki OS-Tao 3D carries fifteen and the Osaki OS-4000XT carries six, so twenty-one is a long way clear at this level.

The second thing the Ador 3D Allure does differently is everything below your knee. A triple action foot massager sits under your soles with rollers that spin along the arch, the airbags around them inflate and press your feet down onto those rollers, and behind each calf a separate spinning roller kneads. Above all of that sits the rest of the chair: a 3D roller carriage on an SL-track, a computer body scan at the start of every session, five levels of roller depth you can change mid-program, three steps of zero gravity, 32 airbags of full body air massage and lumbar heat. The frame is 32 in. wide and takes a user up to 260 lb, and space saving technology brings it to a full recline with 2 in. of wall behind it.

The widest auto program library in this group Triple action foot massager and calf roller Computer body scan before every session 2 in. of wall clearance at full recline

Osaki Ador 3D Allure massage chair shown upright

Inside the chair

Depth You Can Change Without Stopping the Program

Variety on a massage chair is worth nothing if every routine lands in the wrong place. On the Allure the program count, the live depth control and the body scan work as one system.

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Twenty-One Programs From Six Techniques

Twenty-one auto programs, each a different arrangement of the same six techniques the chair can perform: kneading, tapping, kneading and tapping together, shiatsu, shoulder lifting, and 3D. Twenty-one arrangements of six techniques is what you notice in the second month of owning a chair, once you have run the obvious ones and want somewhere new to go. The Allure also stretches, pulling the legrest and the backrest against each other to open out the front of your hips. All six techniques are available on their own in manual mode when you want to aim one yourself at a single point on your back.

21 programs, 6 techniques

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The Allure Gives You Five Depths

Depth is the axis you buy when you move up from a 2D chair. A 2D carriage works up and down the track and side to side across it and holds one distance from your back the whole way; the third axis puts that distance under your control, and a 4D chair goes further again by changing the speed of the in-and-out movement inside a single stroke. The Allure is the 3D case, and it gives you five levels of that in-and-out travel. What makes that useful is when you can reach it: depth changes at any point during the massage, in an auto program or a manual one, so you ease the pressure off exactly where you want to without stopping the routine. Five speed levels, two width levels and two levels of back massage intensity sit alongside it.

5 depth, 5 speed, 2 width

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What the Computer Body Scan Does

Before the massage begins, the Allure runs a scan that maps the key areas of your neck and back and reads how high your shoulders sit. Every program that follows aims from that reading, which is how the same twenty-one routines land right on a short user and a tall one. If the placement is off for you, re-calibrate it once the scan finishes. The scan is what makes the SL-track pay: the rail runs from your neck down to your glutes and upper hamstrings, and the scan tells the rollers where on that rail you actually are. An SL-track combines the S-curve that follows your spine with an L extension that carries on under the seat, which is what an S-track massage chair leaves out when it ends its stroke at the lower back.

Re-calibrate after the scan

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It Reclines Fully 2 in. From the Wall

A reclining chair has to put the backrest somewhere. Space saving technology slides the whole chair forward on its base as the backrest goes down, so the travel gets taken up out front. The Allure needs 2 in. between the backrest and the wall to recline all the way. The room to plan for is the space ahead of it: the chair grows from 66 in. long upright to 73 in. reclined.

2 in. behind, 73 in. reclined

The numbers

Six Techniques Feed Twenty-One Programs

Eight lines on the Allure, from the program count down to the travel in the footrest.

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21 auto programs

Fifteen on the OS-Tao 3D, six on the OS-4000XT

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6 massage styles

Kneading, tapping, shiatsu, shoulder lifting and 3D

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32 airbags

Full body air compression

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5 levels of 3D depth

Plus 5 speeds and 2 widths

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Triple action foot massager

With a separate calf roller behind

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3 steps of zero gravity

Or set the recline by hand on the remote

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Lumbar heat

Heating pads in the lower back

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Footrest extends 6.5 in.

Set by pressing forward with the feet

Closer look

The Allure Puts Rollers Where Others Put Air

Osaki Ador 3D Allure massage chair footrest and calf section

Below the knee

Rollers Under the Arch and Behind the Calf

Most of what happens below the knee on a massage chair is air. The Allure puts rollers down there too, in two separate places. Under your feet, rollers spin along the arch while the airbags around them inflate and press your sole down onto them, so the pressure climbs as the bags fill and does not stop at the weight of your own leg. Behind each calf, in the back portion of the calf massager, a single spinning roller works a smooth kneading action, which feels nothing like the squeeze and release of an airbag. The footrest extends up to 6.5 in. to get your leg length right: press forward with your feet and the foot component travels out, then brings itself back when you want it shorter.

Foot rollers spinning along the arch of the foot
Foot airbags press the sole onto the rollers as they inflate
One spinning calf roller for kneading behind the calf
Calf kneading on top of the air compression
Footrest extends up to 6.5 in. under foot pressure

Triple action foot massager Calf roller 6.5 in. extension

Osaki Ador 3D Allure massage chair armrest and side panel

Voice and controls

Fifteen Spoken Phrases and a Microphone in the Armrest

Voice recognition on the Ador 3D Allure is a countable specification. A small microphone sits around the armrest shortcut area and the chair answers to fifteen different phrases, each one tied to a massage mode you would otherwise pick by hand. The armrest is the right place for it, because your arm is already there. When you would rather press something, a side panel controller covers the chair's functions without you picking up the remote tablet at all, and the tablet itself holds the full twenty-one program list. Surround sound Bluetooth speakers are part of the chair, and they pair to a phone and play through the headrest while a program runs.

Intelligent voice control recognizing 15 phrases
Microphone at the armrest shortcut area
Side panel controller for use without the remote tablet
Remote tablet for the full program list
Surround sound Bluetooth speakers

15 voice phrases Side panel Bluetooth

Osaki Ador 3D Allure massage chair reclined

Footprint and power

32 in. Wide, 66 in. Upright, 73 in. Reclined

The Allure is 32 in. wide, and that is the figure that decides whether it gets down your hallway. Upright it is 66 in. long and 48.5 in. tall. Reclined it runs out to 73 in. long and drops to 40 in. tall. Space saving technology takes that 7 in. of extra length forward, so 2 in. of wall clearance behind is enough. Maximum user weight is 260 lb. The chair runs on AC 110 to 120 V at 60 Hz, draws 150W, and a session is rated at 20 minutes.

Width 32 in.
Upright 66 in. long, 48.5 in. tall
Reclined 73 in. long, 40 in. tall
2 in. of wall clearance for a full recline
Maximum user weight 260 lb
150W at AC 110 to 120 V, 60 Hz, 20 minute rated time

2 in. from the wall 260 lb capacity 20 minute sessions

Compare

Four Chairs on the 2D to 3D Ladder

All four run the same idea at four depths. The Allure is the one that spends its budget on variety and on the lower body: the most auto programs of the four, plus rollers under the arch and behind the calf on top of the air around them.

Osaki OS-4000XT

A 2D roller on an L-track with a heart rate monitor built into the armrest, and the lowest user capacity in this group at 220 lb.

2D rollers L-track 6 auto programs Heart rate monitor

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Osaki OS-Tao 3D

Steps up to a 3D roller on a full SL-track, with three-stage zero gravity and memory profiles for more than one person in the house.

3D rollers 24 air cells 15 auto programs Memory profiles

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Osaki Ador 3D Allure

The widest auto-program library in this group at twenty-one, with a triple action foot massager and calf roller underneath.

3D rollers 21 auto programs 3-step zero gravity Triple foot massager

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3D rollers 38 air cells 280 lb capacity AI condition detector

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Twenty-one auto programs, the widest library of the four chairs in the comparison above. Each program is a different arrangement of the chair's six massage techniques, and all six are available individually in manual mode.

Kneading, tapping, kneading and tapping together, shiatsu, shoulder lifting, and 3D. Shoulder lifting and the 3D technique are the two you will not find on the Osaki OS-4000XT , whose six styles are kneading, tapping, Swedish, clapping, rolling and shiatsu. Any of the six here runs at five depth levels and five speeds.

Yes, at any point, in an auto mode or a manual one. There are 5 levels of 3D roller adjustment, along with 5 levels of speed, 2 levels of width and 2 levels of back massage intensity. The depth control moves the rollers in and out from the back of the chair.

Rollers under your feet that spin along the arch, working with the foot airbags around them. As the airbags inflate they push your feet down onto the spinning rollers, so the intensity rises with the air pressure. Ador call the whole assembly a triple action foot massager and calf roller.

Yes. In the back portion of the calf massager sits a single spinning roller that works a smooth kneading action into your calf, on top of the air compression squeezing it from the sides. Ador call that part calf kneading, and it is a separate feature from the airbags.

By pressing on it. The footrest extends up to 6.5 in. Push with your feet and the foot component travels out; ease off and it comes back in, which is how you set the leg length to your height with no button and no separate motor. Getting that length right is what puts your sole on the foot rollers and your calf in front of the calf roller.

It runs before the massage and maps the key areas of your neck and back, reading how high your shoulders sit so the right pressure lands in the right place. If the reading is off for you, re-calibrate it once the scan is complete. The scan runs at the start of every session and works with the SL-track, which carries the rollers from your neck down to your glutes and upper hamstrings.

A small microphone around the armrest shortcut area answers to fifteen different phrases, each one tied to a massage mode, so you change what the chair is doing by saying it. A side panel controller covers the same ground when you would rather not use the remote tablet.

32. They cover you from the shoulders down, and the bags inside a zone fill one after another, so the squeeze moves along your arm or your calf while the bags behind it let go. At the feet the airbags work with the spinning rollers, pressing your soles down onto them as they fill.

Lumbar heat. Heating pads sit in the lumbar area of the Allure and put warmth through your lower back while the rollers and airbags work.

Three steps of zero gravity, so you choose how far back the chair takes you. If none of the three is where you want to be, set the recline by hand from the remote.

32 in. wide. Upright it is 66 in. long and 48.5 in. tall. Reclined it is 73 in. long and 40 in. tall. Space saving technology slides the chair forward as it reclines, so 2 in. behind the backrest is enough. For doorways, measure the narrowest inner point of your frame against that 32 in. width.

Maximum user weight is 260 lb. The chair runs on AC 110 to 120 V at 60 Hz, draws 150W, and a session is rated at 20 minutes.

Mechanism: 3D
Track type: SL-track, neck to the glutes and upper hamstrings
Auto programs: 21
Massage styles: 6
Air cells: 32
Depth levels: 5
Speed levels: 5
Heat: Lumbar pads
Zero gravity: 3 steps
Footrest extension: Up to 6.5 in.
User capacity: 260 lb
Upright dimensions: 32 in. W x 66 in. L x 48.5 in. H
Reclined dimensions: 32 in. W x 73 in. L x 40 in. H
Wall clearance: 2 in.
Power: AC 110 to 120 V, 60 Hz, 150 W

Auto programs: 21 auto programs built from 6 massage techniques
Massage techniques: Kneading, tapping, kneading and tapping together, shiatsu, shoulder lifting and 3D
Air massage: 32 airbags for full body compression
Roller adjustment: 5 levels of 3D depth, 5 speeds and 2 widths, changeable mid-program
Foot massager: Triple action foot massager, rollers spinning along the arch while the airbags press the sole onto them
Calf roller: One spinning roller kneading behind the calf, on top of the air compression
Zero gravity: Three steps, or set the recline by hand from the remote
Heat: Lumbar heat therapy from heating pads in the lower back
Footrest: Extends up to 6.5 in. under pressure from the feet, and retracts the same way
Body scan: Computer body scan before every session, re-calibrated by hand once it finishes
Voice control: Microphone at the armrest shortcut area recognizing 15 phrases
Controls: Side panel controller, remote tablet and surround sound Bluetooth speakers

3 Year Standard Manufacturer's / Parts & Labor Warranty

This NON-TRANSFERRABLE Warranty is provided by Titan Chair LLC.

We guarantees that your qualified product will be replaced or repaired at our option, without cost to you, should it be deemed defective because of faulty parts, workmanship or structural defects during the first THREE (3) years of ownership, excluding specific limitations contained herein.

What Is Covered*:

This warranty explicitly covers all parts, labor and framework of the chair.
This warranty includes parts costs and labor for the first year at no cost to the customer.
This warranty includes parts costs covered for the second year at no cost to the customer.
Structural Framework on selected products carries for three (3) years.
The additional extended warranties includes parts and labor costs covered at no cost to the customer.

What Is NOT Covered*:

Any shipping expenses incurred. Transportation damage; theft; abuse; neglect; vandalism.
Damages incurred due to shipping and handling, dropped products, improper installation, and/or unauthorized repairs do not constitute a defect under this warranty.
Modifications or altered conditions of the original product, improper use of electrical/power supplies, electrical disturbances and power surges.
Malfunctions due to improper use as well as unreasonable use or maintenance including failure to follow operating instructions.
Any environmental conditions (examples: fire, floods, rust, corrosion, sand, dirt, windstorms, hail, earthquakes, and/or tornados) or any other exposure to weather conditions.
This warranty does not include normal wear and tear including velcro or zipper malfunction, or tears in any fabric covering by abuse. Failures or attached points in stitching, Velcro, and zippers do not constitute as a defect for warranty.
Softening/ hardening of foams and filling composites in pillows and pads; Fading, wear, and pilling of fabrics does not constitute a defect under this warranty as those items naturally change with use.
Natural patterns and grains and variations in leather will not constitute as a defect under this warranty, as no two pieces of fabric are identical.
The warranty shall not apply if the product has been damaged physically, whether intentionally or due accident or neglect: including stains, fluids, mold, water damage, animal damage, cuts, burns or is otherwise unsanitary, damaged or soiled.
Products used in commercial or corporate settings.
Products purchased from unauthorized dealers.
Under this warranty, if a product is determined to be unfixable and requires replacement, the customer is responsible for placing the chair in the garage or another accessible location for the driver to pick up. The returned item must be properly packaged; otherwise, the agent will not be able to pick it up. Upon delivery, the delivery agent will place the chair in the driveway or the nearest accessible area, such as the garage.

Implied Warranty & Other Damages:

Any implied warranties shall be limited to the duration of the 1 year portion of this limited warranty, and with regard to structural framework, limited to the duration of the 3 year portion of this limited warranty.
By making a purchase, you agree that Titan Chair LLC. will not be liable for any items damaged and/or lost while en route to the specified address. Any claims for such loss or damage must be addressed and resolved with the designated carrier.
In no case will Titan Chair LLC. be liable for incidental or consequential damages, whether such damages are claimed on account of breach of warranty, breach of contract, negligence or strict/product liability, including without limitation, damage to property (other than the product) or other economic losses.

How to obtain warranty service:

You must provide proof of purchase for any warranty claim.
You must obtain a return authorization number in order to ship products to a service center.
You may obtain service advice, or an RMA number by contacting the Titan Chair LLC Customer Service department toll-free at 1-888-848-2630 ext.3.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights that vary from state to state.

Titan Chair, LLC Warranty Limitations and Exclusions

Warranties are non-transferable, and do not cover any damage or loss caused by: use in a commercial or corporate setting; failure to follow operating instructions; Electrical disturbances and power surges; dropped product; including but not limited to remote controls; Damage resulting from improper use or maintenance; vandalism; environmental conditions; exposure to environmental conditions (rust, corrosion, sand, dirt, wind, hail, earthquake, tornado, fire, flood); loss of use during the period that the product is being repaired; products purchased from unauthorized resellers; alterations or modifications of original condition; theft; neglect; unauthorized repairs; loss of power.
Damage that occurred due to shipping and handling does not constitute a defect under this warranty. Fading, wearing, and the pilling of fabrics does not constitute a defect under the warranty. Failures of attach points such as stitching, Velcro, and zippers do not constitute a defect under this warranty. Under no circumstance shall Titan Chair, LLC or its representatives be liable for indirect, consequential, or incidental damages (including damages for lost profits, business interruption, bodily injury, medical, etc.), even if any party has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
Warranties are only valid within the 48 contiguous United States and Canada, provided the equipment has been operated according to the instructions accompanying it. All warranties begin on the DATE OF PURCHASE. Titan Chair, LLC, at its sole discretion, will repair or replace any defective part within a reasonable time frame.

Free Curbside Delivery – Average Shipping Time 7-10 Days

Curbside Delivery ships via Freight to the 48 contiguous states. The freight company will deliver your massage chair to a carport or first-floor entryway. Please check the box dimensions and ensure it will fit through your doorway. Assembly is required and can take 30-90 minutes, depending on the chair.

Threshold Delivery – Average Shipping Time 7-10 Days

Threshold Delivery ships via Freight to the 48 contiguous states. The freight company will deliver your massage chair inside your home (no stairs) just inside the doorway. Please check the box dimensions and ensure it will fit through your doorway. Assembly is required and can take 30-90 minutes, depending on the chair.

White Glove Delivery – Average shipping time 10-16 Days

In-Home Delivery and Assembly is the same as White Glove Delivery. Your massage chair will be shipped via Freight to the White Glove Delivery warehouse. They will contact you to schedule a delivery time and date when they receive your order.

The White Glove Delivery team consists of a two person installation team that will deliver (up to 2 flights of stairs), unpack, and install your massage chair in your room of choice. These are not professional massage chair installation experts but a furniture installation team. They may or may not have installed your massage chair model before.two-person