Osaki Bliss VL Massage Chair
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Osaki | Model OS Bliss VL
The Osaki Bliss VL is the smallest massage chair Osaki build, and the space it takes up is the first reason to look at it. It stands 42 in. tall on a footprint of 26 by 38.5 in. That clears a 26 in. doorway, assembled or unassembled. The base turns a full 360 degrees without the feet moving. Point it at the window or the television without dragging it across the floor. Pull the handle under the ottoman and it lifts up to 7 in. Dropped flat, the chair sits at the height of an ordinary recliner. Between sessions it reads as furniture, not equipment.
Under the upholstery is a full SL-track, the single rail that runs the rollers from your head, down the curve of your spine, and on under your hips. It is laser-crafted steel, and it is the same track geometry Osaki fit to chairs twice this size, with no section trimmed out to make the frame small. Shoulder position sets across three width increments and three speeds. A carbon coil puts heat through your lumbar, and two air cells at the hips compress at two intensity levels. Five auto programs and five massage styles run off a handheld remote on a 20 minute timer. The ottoman handle sets leg support for whoever is in the seat, and the swivel base turns the chair to face the rest of the room. The chair takes a user up to 250 lb on a standard 110 to 120 V household outlet.
Inside the chair
Most massage chairs take over the room they sit in. The Bliss VL is built to stay out of the way: 26 in. wide, turning on its own base, dropping its ottoman flat. With nobody in it, it takes up the space a recliner takes up.
The numbers
The whole chair in eight lines, with the figures where they belong.
Closer look
Two adjustments keep this chair usable as furniture. The base swivels a full 360 degrees, so the seat faces the room during the day and faces away from it during a session. The ottoman lifts up to 7 in. on a handle, coming up against the back of your calves if you are tall and dropping flush if you are not. At 26 in. wide, 38.5 in. deep and 42 in. tall, the whole thing stays inside the space a standard recliner already takes.
The rollers move along the SL-track and across it. Width has three settings and speed has three levels, both on the handheld remote, which is how one chair covers a 13 in. seat and an 18 in. shoulder span across different bodies. The headrest pillow lifts off entirely, and flipping it back brings your neck and shoulders closer to the rollers for a firmer pass through that section.
The recline on the Bliss VL is mechanical. The backrest lays back to roughly 60 degrees, and a knob underneath sets the tension that brings it upright again. Turn it one way for a light return and the other way for a firm one, to suit whoever uses the chair most. Reclined, the carbon coil warms your lower back and the two hip air cells cycle at either of their two intensity levels. Sessions are held to a 20 minute auto timer, which shuts the program down for you. The recline holds wherever you leave it until you push the backrest forward against the tension you set.
Compare
The three chairs beside the Bliss VL are bigger frames with more hardware in them: more air cells, more programs, zero gravity recline. The Bliss VL is the one that fits through a 26 in. door and turns on its own base.
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