Osaki 4D Aeris Duo Massage Chair
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Osaki | Model RT5951F
The Osaki 4D Aeris Duo is a dual mechanism massage chair, model RT5951F, that puts a second roller unit on your waist and hips, with both units sharing one 1431 mm SL-Track. That track is a single rail following the curve of your spine and continuing beneath the seat. The upper unit is 4D, so its four-ball head varies depth and speed as it travels along 840 mm of the rail. The lower unit is 2D, moving up and across without leaving the backrest, and it covers 830 mm across your waist and hips. Where the two ranges overlap, 360 mm over your waist, either head can reach you.
The 4D head sits on a nylon fiberglass curved arm with its own walking, kneading and tapping motors and an independent radial pump. Behind the hard curved arm is the soft-touch airbag, and the head protrudes 60 mm. The 2D head sits on a fiberglass spring curved arm with synchronous kneading and walking motors. Around that track sit 44 airbags on 7 valves: 12 at the feet, 8 at the legs, 16 across the arms, 4 at the hip sides and 4 at the shoulders. The waist carries two 370 x 120 mm carbon fiber heating elements with three levels, and an air cooling circuit with three levels of airflow through the same section. Twelve auto programs sit in four categories at three intensities, with six manual techniques underneath them. You drive all of it from a 7 inch touchscreen controller, armrest quick buttons or voice. Zero gravity is the recline that lifts your knees above your heart, and the backrest stores two of those positions between 131 and 156 degrees. An auto body scan reads your back and sets the shoulder position before a program starts. The chair ships in Black, Brown and Taupe.
Inside the chair
A dual mechanism chair at the entry of the range, the Aeris Duo runs two mechanisms on one 1431 mm track, feeds forty-four airbags independently, heats and cools the waist, and reacts to a pinch in 50 ms.
The numbers
The RT5951F runs from a 1431 mm track to anti-pinch sensors that respond in 50 ms, with 44 airbags and a 360 mm overlap between the two units in between.
Closer look
The lower half of the chair carries its own hardware, separate from the roller track that runs above it. Calves get kneading, rubbing and scraping from triple-row rollers with airbags on both sides. The soles get three-disc scraping that alternates forward and reverse, with airbags on both sides of the feet. The whole assembly extends itself 130 mm forward and back to meet different leg lengths, and the angle adjusts across a range of 16.5 to 89 degrees. A short user and a tall user get the same contact under the calf and the same contact under the sole.
The ankle mechanism twists in two directions, and it runs independently of the calf rollers above it and the sole discs below it. The joint turns through an arc while the muscle either side of it is kneaded and the sole is scraped. It sits inside the same legrest that extends 130 mm forward and back and swings through an angle of 16.5 to 89 degrees. The twist lands at the same point on your ankle whatever the length of your leg. The legrest and the calf rests are the two places on the Aeris Duo where the chair closes around a joint. Both carry anti-pinch detection: capacitive at the calf rests, infrared dual-beam at the legrest and the seat frame, and 50 ms from detection to stop.
The backrest holds two stored zero gravity positions between 131 and 156 degrees, so the shallower and the deeper recline are both one button away. One Touch Rocking moves the whole frame separately from the recline. Before a program starts, the chair scans the body to place the shoulder position, and that position can then be nudged by hand from the controller. Upright the chair occupies 1650 mm front to back and stands 1150 mm tall. Reclined it occupies 2050 mm and stands 830 mm, which is roughly 80.7 in. by 32.7 in.
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Beside its rivals in the range, which share a 4D mechanism on an SL track with heat and zero gravity, the Aeris Duo adds a second mechanism working the waist and hips at the same time as the first, and an air cooling circuit at the waist.
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