iYume A55

Fault – The hand control doesn’t send message to computer runs out of war in August my supplier has gone belly up went to consumer affairs after there investigations they returned to me with the message my supplier has gone  Show details

Horrible Company – I bought a massage chair and it is not as described on E-Bay. On E-Bay they go by the name loftysports and not iYume. The chair is also a health and safety issue and is very rough on the back - it caused discomfort and injury. Others have also tried and agreed. I was granted a refund by Paypal BUT, this company wants me to return the item… Read more

first. The fault is theirs - a dodgy item, not as described and a health and safety issue. The item will cost MORE to return than I paid for it. Do not deal with this company!!!!!

They have this written guarantee "We Fully stand behind these chairs as shown in our full money back guarantee."

They only have 100% positive feedback, so they must dodgy their comments section - deleting any negative feedback or complaints. How can I be the only person that realized the massage chair does NOT do all it promises. I even called them before I bought to confirm all the things it did as a massage chair. The lady told me the same.

I am going to get people to try it and write a review for potential buyers.

Upset and ripped off buyer

Good Product But – I bought my iYume A55 massage chair from Costco. The A55, an entry model, was the largest one that would fit through a critical door, so it was an easy choice. We are very happy with it after a month. It has the usual shiatsu motions plus air bags at the shoulders, arms/hands, and calves. It does not have the "L" rails for the massage hardware… Read more ·  1

common to more upscale models, but the rollers go fully down the spine and there are massage elements in the seat that are pleasantly effective. The recline mechanism requires the chair be positioned with substantial clearance from the wall for recline. The recline is all the way to the "zero gravity" position.

There are multiple programmed sequences as well as manual and the controls have a decent range of settings, and 2 memory settings.

The but in my title is that the operating instructions are in Chinese English, and while most of it is decipherable, aspects are poorly worded and located in unexpected places. I tried to get user-help from Sportsmate (the identified agent) by email, only to be ignored by direct email and then from their website contact form. Costco customer service contacted their own buyers who were able to answer my basic "how to do" queries. Once you know what it means it is almost obvious from the Chinese English, but until then some of us struggle. Buy an iYume and read the manual slowly from start to finish and you will find your answers somewhere between the covers.