Osaki Sonno XT-2 Zero Gravity Recliner
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Osaki | Sonno XT-2
The Osaki Sonno XT-2 is a zero gravity power recliner, and it helps to be clear about what that means. There is no roller mechanism and no massage track. A body scan is the pass a massage chair makes to find your shoulders, and there is none. The Sonno is a leather recliner with a powered zero gravity recline, three air cells and a heated lumbar panel. The recline stops wherever you release the button, up to 40 degrees. What you are buying is the chair, the seating position and those two comfort systems. The frame carries a user up to 400 lb, as much as any Osaki seat.
The three air cells run behind your lower back and under the seat, covering the back down through the lower seat region. A heat panel sits at the lumbar and adjusts from the remote. Between the two systems there are 11 combinations of heat and air, 3 automatic modes and 4 ways to change the massage position. There are also 2 memory positions and a wake-up timer, with the automatic session set to 15 minutes. The frame is built on solid wood panels over a steel base, upholstered in top grain leather over memory foam, and it takes a user up to 400 lb. Upright the Sonno is 29.3 in. wide and 37 in. deep, and it comes in Black and Brown.
What is inside it
The Sonno XT-2 is built as a piece of furniture and then given a powered zero gravity recline, three air cells and a lumbar heat panel. Everything below explains those four things and nothing beyond them.
The list
Eight features that decide whether the Sonno XT-2 is the chair to take, all of them standard on both colors.
Closer look
Upright, the Sonno XT-2 measures 29.3 in. wide by 37 in. deep by 42.1 in. tall, and that 37 in. of depth is the figure to plan the room around. Fully reclined it measures 29.3 in. by 55 in. by 32.7 in., so the chair gains 18 in. of length through the recline while its height drops 9.4 in. Width holds at 29.3 in. throughout, and that is the figure to measure your doorway and your route against. The clearance you need behind the chair to reach a full recline is 28 in. The Sonno wants more wall behind it than a space saving massage chair does, and less floor in front of it.
One wired handheld remote runs the whole chair, and the list of what it can do is short enough to learn in a sitting. Heat and air combine 11 different ways, from air alone through heat alone to the two together at their various settings. Three automatic modes cycle the air for you, and there are 4 ways to change where the massage sits. Two memory positions store a recline angle you like so you can return to it with one press, and a wake-up timer brings the chair back up at the end of a session. The automatic timer runs 15 minutes, and it doubles as a sleep timer when you set the chair and leave it.
Solid wood panels are used for the base of the chair and are left visible as a finished surface, sitting over a steel frame underneath. The combination is what carries the 400 lb user rating, which is as high as any seat in the Osaki range goes. It also sits around 150 lb above a typical massage chair in the same bracket. Above the frame, the seat and the backrest are memory foam wrapped in top grain leather, and the headrest adjusts with a removable pillow you can take out for a flatter position. The chair itself weighs 110.4 lb and ships at 134.9 lb, so it is a one-box delivery a pair of people can manage.
Compare
The Sonno XT-2 and a small massage chair at similar money answer different questions. The Sonno has no roller mechanism and the other two do. The useful comparison is what each one is built to do, how much floor it takes and how big a user it carries.
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