Osaki OS-Tao 3D Massage Chair
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Osaki | Model OS-Tao 3D
The Osaki OS-Tao 3D is a 3D massage chair on a full SL-track, and it is the first real step up from a 2D chair in this line-up. Its roller carriage travels forward out of the backrest and back into it on top of the two directions an entry chair has, so depth becomes a setting you choose from the remote. That carriage runs the SL-track from your neck and shoulders, down the length of your spine, past the tailbone and out to your hamstrings, with no break in contact at the lower back. The recline holds three zero gravity stages where an entry chair gives you two, and the chair holds a saved profile for each person who uses it.
The OS-Tao 3D fits users from 4 ft 10 in. to 6 ft 3 in., the one fitting figure most massage chairs leave out, and it reaches both ends of that range two ways. The footrest is spring-loaded and slides out up to 5 in. under the pressure of your own legs, and a computerized body scan reads your shape before each program starts so the rollers land on the right points down your back. Fifteen auto programs and seven manual styles come off the remote, the side panel or your voice, with 24 air cells around your shoulders, arms, hips and legs, heat at the lumbar and the calves, and a triple action foot massager under your soles. Maximum user weight is 250 lb and the chair stands 29 in. wide.
Inside the chair
Four things separate the OS-Tao 3D from an entry chair: the axis the rollers gain, the profiles it remembers, the range of bodies it fits, and the fact that you can drive it without picking anything up.
The numbers
Eight lines on what separates the OS-Tao 3D from the chair one rung below it.
Closer look
Fifteen auto modes, and their names tell you what the chair was built around. Comfort, Relax, Stretch, Neck and Shoulder, Back and Waist, Full Body, Ancient Beauty Care, Leg and Hip Care, Release Sedentary Stress, Spine Care, President Cosy, Good-Night Sleep, Sport Recovery and Meridian Treatment are among them. Release Sedentary Stress and Spine Care are aimed at desk work, while Sport Recovery and Stretch are aimed at bodies that spend the day moving, and Good-Night Sleep runs at the low end of the intensity range. Under the auto modes sit seven manual styles you can hold on a single point or run across a section: Knead, Tap, Knead and Tap, Shiatsu, Knock, and two graded 3D settings that let you pick how far the rollers protrude. A session runs on a 20 minute auto timer, so a program starts and finishes without you watching a clock.
The headrest pillow on the OS-Tao 3D detaches. Leave it in and the contact at your neck and upper shoulders softens. Take it out and the rollers come closer through that section, so the pillow is how you set the firmness at your neck without changing the program you are running. Around it, the chair carries Bluetooth speakers, LED lighting detail, USB charging, a remote controller and a pocket to keep the remote in. Below the seat, the foot section holds three rollers for each foot with reflexology ridges across them, and kneading wheels at the back of the footrest work your heels.
The OS-Tao 3D stands 29 in. wide and 62.5 in. long upright, 45 in. tall, and reclined it stretches to 70.5 in. long. The doorway you need is 29 in., which is the width of the chair exactly, so there is no margin in it: measure the tightest point of the frame, and treat the nominal door size as optimistic. Space saving technology walks the base forward as the backrest lowers, so 2 in. of wall clearance covers a full recline. Maximum user weight is 250 lb, and the chair runs on a 110 to 120 V supply.
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The OS-Tao 3D sits on the rung where the roller gains its third axis. Below it is a 2D chair on an L-track. Above it are two 3D chairs that add programs, air cells and capacity on top of what the Tao already does. The memory profiles and the height range are the Tao's own.
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