Ah, massage chairs. Who wouldn’t like to pamper themselves with a massage after a hard day’s work? Not only do massage chairs soothe muscle aches, but they also give you a chance to relax your mind.
Stress, be it physical or mental, is not beneficial as it accumulates over time. With that in mind, we have put together a list of the top massage chairs in Malaysia, in the hopes that one of them would provide you with the ultimate satisfaction.
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- Top 10 Massage Chairs in Malaysia
- How Much Does a Massage Chair Typically Cost in Malaysia?
- Related articles
Top 10 Massage Chairs in Malaysia
- OSIM uDream Pro
- SNOWFIT Fantasia II
- OSIM uDivine Mini 2
- OGAWA Estilo Prime Plus
- OSIM uThrone
- ZERO Healthcare uWell
- OSIM uDiva 2 Plus
- ITSU Suki
- OGAWA Master Drive AI 2.0
- GINTELL DéSpace Care
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Why It’s Our Top Pick:
“The uDream Pro is the current golden child of OSIM, one of the most popular massage chair brands worldwide. It prides itself as the first massage chair capable of tackling our 5 senses, going so far as to declare itself as a well-being chair. It is a sentiment we think you would agree with too.”
Overview:
AI powers its Body Tension BioSensors, which measures and scores body tension. Scorings can be recorded in the uDream app and managed by engaging with the five senses via the well-being chair. Users can even further indulge in massages with VR.
Performance:
Available in two colours; bronze and purple, it has an iridescence to it so it’s not too striking and will blend right in with your interior. A mood light, surround sound speakers, aromatherapy technology and complimentary chocolate work hand-in-hand with full-body massages - provided by OSIM’s signature massage technologies - to relax the five senses.
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Have a full body massage without burning a hole in your wallet.
Overview:
The SNOWFIT Fantasia II gives full body massages using 6 rollers and airbags. The former massages the shoulders, back and hips while the latter applies pressure on the thighs and calves.
Performance:
Its recliner feature does not require much space. In fact, only 10cm of clearance is needed for the chair to reach a zero-gravity position. In addition, users can utilise its Bluetooth speakers to play calm and relaxing music throughout massages.
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Limited space? Maybe OSIM’s uDivine Mini 2 will do the trick.
Overview:
Two sets of 360° rollers massages the back following an L-shaped track whereas airbags deliver pressure on the hands, calves and hips, granting comprehensive full body massages. Bluetooth speakers serve to further enhance the massage experience so you can relax to music of your choice.
Performance:
Personalisation is a key selling point of this chair. Users can opt for their favourite shoulder positions and chair recline angle. Moreover, the width and position of the rollers themselves can be adjusted, not to mention the airbag intensity for the calves.

If you need a massage chair that can be easily carried around, have a look at the OGAWA Estilo Prime Plus.
Overview:
Besides the 12 massage modes for the neck, shoulder and back, it also offers heat therapy as well as a 3-level intensity vibration massage. Users can pick their desired mode easily using the remote control.
Performance:
The Estilo Prime Plus by OGAWA can be strapped on to your chair so you won’t have to worry about it slipping off. Besides, its foldability makes it convenient for storage and mobility between home and the office.

Fancy a massage while working at your desk? Try out this gaming massage chair from OSIM.
Overview:
The uThrone boasts OSIM’s V-Hand massage technology. Controlled via a hidden panel on the right armrest, it serves the neck, shoulder and lumbar regions. Furthermore, it has memory foam headrest and lumbar pillows for extra support.
Performance:
While massages at work sound delightful, it comes with a drawback. A short, ordinary power cable supplies the electricity for massages. Overspinning the chair or simply rolling over the cable can easily damage it.

The elderly will be pleased with this relaxing chair from local massage chair company, ZERO Healthcare.
Overview:
The uWell integrates both 3D rollers and airbags for their massages. It’s equipped with foot rollers for a gua sha-style massage too, and you’ve also got the option of a ‘kneading’ style or shiatsu massage. The LED panel presents all possible options with large buttons, so albeit a bit cluttered, even seniors can tinker with settings or choose their preferred modes without much hassle.
Performance:
Its Zero Gravity feature relieves pressure from joints whereas thermal therapy improves blood circulation. All the points; your shoulders, neck, hips, and lower back are effectively targeted thanks to the 26 3D massage rollers. Bluetooth speakers are a nice touch, supplying peaceful melodies for a more serene massage experience.

The OSIM uDiva 2 Plus is no ordinary sofa.
Overview:
Hybrid Power-Ball Massage tackles the back, head and shoulders whereas the Hyper-Power Foot Massage works on feet. You can charge your electronic devices with its 2 USB ports and place them on the allocated side table so you can continue using them even when your battery is running low.
Performance:
With 6 massage programmes and a footrest that can be used for leg massage, as a sofa or ottoman, it is certainly quite versatile. There is no shortage of choice for users.

The ITSU Suki can help to lift the weight off your shoulders, literally.
Overview:
The Suki showcases 6 rollers, 6 auto programmes and 5 manual programmes. Manual programmes include Shiatsu, Knead & Tap and Knocking. What’s more, it has a Zero Gravity angle as well as thermal therapy for areas such as the neck and shoulders.
Performance:
Users have three ways of using the relatively lightweight machine: as a sofa, recliner or a massage chair. You’ll be happy to note that its durable EPU leather is super soft, fade resistant and easy to clean, not to mention, more eco-friendly than its PU counterpart.

Relieve some of the pressure on your lumbar region with the Master Drive AI 2.0 from OGAWA.
Overview:
The chair comes with Health Tracker and Scanner technology, OGAWA’s closed-loop therapeutic system. This system is engineered to recommend massage sessions based on your health profile, according to individual needs.
Performance:
Its 4D Thermo Rollers are equipped with Extreme Speed Heating Massage Wheel Technology, enabling it to heat up to 50℃ in just 2.5 minutes. OGAWA claims that it loosens tight muscles and eases pressure off the spinal cord.

When discussing good massage chairs, GINTELL is a brand that shouldn’t be left out.
Overview:
The DéSpace Care possesses Voice Intelligence Technology (ViTec), triggering one massage technique from a selection of seven at user command. Besides, it has airbags for full body massages alongside feet rollers for a gua sha-style massage.
Performance:
Surround sound speakers, a rocking motion as well as back and calf heat therapy enhances the effectiveness of its auto care programmes, which totals to 15. You can save up to 3 customised programmes thanks to V-Memory so you won’t have to fiddle with the settings each time.
How Much Does a Massage Chair Typically Cost in Malaysia?
An inexpensive, regular massage chair will probably cost a few thousand ringgit, though portable ones would fetch no more than a thousand; some are less than RM500.
Premium, fully-decked out massage chairs however, can cost you tens of thousands of ringgit. They tend to have more advanced massage technology, higher material and build quality along with a wealth of features.
Conclusion
So which massage chair is the best in Malaysia? Our pick is the OSIM uDream Pro, but ultimately, your budget and preference will be the factors determining your choice.