Product Comparison: Panasonic EP-MA73 Real Pro Ultra vs Inada DreamWave
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- It's not a pretty piece of furniture, but the chair is well built, the controls are easy to use, and there is a good selection of pre-programmed massage sequences
- I'm just getting used to all the different settings you can do but I love the shiatsu, the lower back, neck/shoulder options, and the manual back options (not crazy for Swedish and stretch).
- It has voice command options as well as audio connections but we haven't explored that. It came with a nice set of Panasonic Technic headphones, so I have high hopes of the audio.
- The one thing I would change is to include a "reset button" that is easily noticed and can be selected to return the chair to its original setting for exiting the chair.
- The massage is strong from soles of feet to back of neck.
- The lower back massage and the neck/shoulder massage are also wonderful.
- The chair uses both air inflation (squeeze) and mechanical (rolling or tapping) There are 5 different settings from 'shiatsu' to 'swedish' to 'rolling'.
- The relief provided by massage doesn't last more than a day or two, but then, the chair is in the house and I can let it massage my hands again.
- The arm/hands are better than the MA70, as are the heated tips, and stretch feature. I tried both chairs many times before selecting the MA73. Both are excellent choices (if no EPP the MA70 can save you thousands if you catch the right sale).
- DreamWave chair = awesome. Very relaxing. I fall asleep EVERY time no matter how stressed I am. My husband is a big fan too, and it helps his bad back feel better.
- We purchased the Yume 3 years ago, we use it often and it gives a wonderful massage and has been holding up beautifully.
- As a runner, I always have tight calf muscles. The calf massage on this chair cannot be beat. Not only that, but the rocking motion and back massage are just so relaxing after a long day.
- But this chair is amazing. Simply spectacular. One of the problems I experienced in other chairs was how narrow they seemed at the shoulders or at the hip. This is great - I'm not a tiny person and this chair is amazing.
- The stretching options are wonderful. The arm and hand pressure are great. With a variety of strength levels to choose from,.. This is wonderful.
- Some additional tips If the foot peg is too painful put a hand towel over and around it to buffer it a bit. When massage ends and you want more hold the recliner option down to prevent it from going back to upright position, wait a minute and start over.
- This chair digs deeper than most if not the most, has an amazing warranty, and looks great too.
- There is a metal bar that runs the width of the chair, (Up front under your knees). It has no padding except for the upholstery.
- The Surge Protector is important to me in order to protect the considerable investment I have in my Inada Wave Massage Chair.
- The fact that its manufactured in Japan was a plus for us. The calf massage is amazing but some people might find it to strong.
- The cover is thick and appears durable and fits the chair perfectly. It is easy to take off and put on. Happy we chose this cover.
- Shameful. A product this expensive almost breaks when assembling and is extremely difficult to get right and risks breaking the cheap plastic during assembly.