Kyota Genki M380 Massage Chair
✓ Authorized Kyota Dealer
✓ Lowest Price Guaranteed
✓
FREE & FAST Shipping: In Stock and Ready to Ship
✓ Questions? Call an RFA Team Member:
1-855-864-6442
Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm EST
✓ Authorized Kyota Dealer
✓ Lowest Price Guaranteed
✓
FREE & FAST Shipping: In Stock and Ready to Ship
✓ Questions? Call an RFA Team Member:
1-855-864-6442
Kyota | Genki M380
Kyota builds the Genki M380 massage chair around a 4-node mechanism, which means four rollers move down your back through a 360 degree arc. Five techniques run on it: kneading, tapping, kneading with tapping, shiatsu and knocking. Twelve programs come loaded, with three MyMassage slots you set yourself. Three reflexology rollers run under each foot, and the calf wells knead and oscillate. Lumbar Heat warms a panel low in the backrest. It weighs 255 lbs. and fits users from 4 ft 10 in. to 6 ft 2 in. The Genki comes in black or brown and carries up to 300 lbs.
Kyota's own name for the back mechanism is 360 Degree 4-Node Massage, and the name packs two separate facts. The four-node half is a head count, which means four rollers ride the mechanism together. The 360 degree half describes the path those rollers take as they work. Neither half is a depth rating, which means the Genki is not a 2D, 3D or 4D chair and Kyota never labels it as one. Coverage runs to eight areas: neck, shoulders, back, arms, hips, glutes, calves and feet. Above the feet, Total Calf kneading and oscillation works the calf wells through a set of Calf Oscillators. Intersound Bluetooth speakers and Intelligent Voice Command and Control both come as standard. The Genki stands 46 in. tall and spans 31 in. at the front. Zero Wall Fit moves the seat forward as the backrest goes down.
Inside the chair
The Genki spreads its equipment evenly between the backrest and the leg section. Both ends get a named module of their own.
The build
Black and brown are the two ways to buy this chair, and the hardware underneath them is identical from the backrest to the footwell.
Closer look
Upright the Genki stands 46 in. tall and 31 in. across the front. Reclined it measures 40 in. deep and 57 in. long, and at full extension the footrest carries it out to 74 in. That 74 in. is the longest the Genki ever gets, and it is the number a room has to allow for.
Twelve auto programs come loaded on the Genki and three MyMassage memory slots sit beside them, holding whatever combination you build, so a setting you liked survives to the next session. Manual intensity moves across a 3 to 7 range on top of any of them. Intelligent Voice Command and Control reaches the menu without you reaching for the controls.
Three measurements settle whether the Genki suits you: 17.5 in. of seat depth, 20.25 in. of hip width and 22 in. across the shoulders. The rated user runs from 4 ft 10 in. to 6 ft 2 in., the same band written as 58 to 74 in., at up to 300 lbs. At 255 lbs. the Genki is the heavier of the two four-node chairs in the range, so plan the route into the room before delivery day.
Compare
The Genki and the Zenyu share a four-node back mechanism and split on weight, foot rollers and what the leg section carries. The Yugana M780 swaps that mechanism for a 4D one and adds a second heat zone, in a chair 39 lbs. lighter than this one.
Questions
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
Review topics: [].
"Love it and have used it every day. Recovery for Athletes had the best price I could find and the service was excellent."
placeholder