1.Is it comfortable to leave it on the chair and sit on it "even if you're not using it as a massager? 2.Is it suitable for tall people "180 cm" ?
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The massaging mechanism retracts to the lowest level when the unit is turned off, so it is comfortable when not in use. I am 6-feet tall and it does a good job on my back.
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I bought this chair and I am 6'1". I have no problem sitting on it. I use it to relieve sciatica and it works great for me.
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I would say yes. I'm 5'3" and can hold the massager over my head to reach my neck and shoulders and around my upper back and it's not too heavy for me to hold. It definitely feels better when my husband will do it but I use it myself most of the time. Hope that helps.
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I am also 5'3 and bought the small one. I don't care for it. Frankly, I think it's still too big. I find it uncomfortable after about 20 minutes. Perhaps my legs are just too short, but I find when I lie for a while with my legs over the top, it pulls on my spine, rather than letting my spine relax. I can't recommend it.
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Hi , No I don't think so. This things is pretty tight on me and I dont have 20" neck:) Honestly, if I could choose now I would not get this kind. My husband said its ok and he likes it but it was a gift from me to him so I think he just said that to not hurt my feelings :))) I recommend doing more research and going for another kind of a massager.
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Hi Aug. I have to say that I really like my massager (MCS-510H). My principal problem is mid-back, however---it does just what I need there. For lower back it will do the same thing---that is, sort of roll around the area---not just up & down. But that area is more boney and the massage just doesn't go deep enough to do a really good job. That said, I don't think any of the chair-style massagers will do better. One thing I really do appreciate is its ability to concentrate on one area (low, for instance)---and then you can also "spot" massage by pressing up or down buttons to put it right where you need it. All in all, I think its damn good for the price. Tom
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I'm 6 ft, 205 lbs, and yes the chair is very comfortable. The coil helps, BUT the main thing to consider is that most manufacturer's use "lower end" foams,{softer} when they build cushions, they want it to be soft when someone first sits in it. After a peroid of time the foam will fail, crush, {makes you feel like you are sitting on a board}. Then you can take it to a "quality" upholstery shop and get them to replace the foam with a better quality, more dense foam. That will last you forever. I have not changed the foam on this chair yet , but have done it to others. {Maybe just repair the foam in your old chair if you like it.................. mike
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It's probably pretty good for you. The height is adjustable with a minimum of 24 inches. I have mine at 33 inches and my wife who's 5'7" has to jump up on it. I have too as well, but not much. If it were her chair then it would of course be lower. The bottom cushion has a depth at the center of 18 inches, pretty standard seat size. The left/right front edges are less deep at about 17 inches or so. The seat back is 16 inches high. Pretty decent for me (I'm 5'9") but higher would be nicer. The seat back is not adjustable. So basically the seat itself is very standard, the cushions are well made. I've used it pretty much every day for the past 18 months and it shows no sign of wear. I use it at a standing desk so I can switch between sitting and standing throughout the day. I would highly recommend this chair.
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1. The arms and legs rotate together but you can certainly take your arms or legs off. I use it only for arms. 2. Pretty quiet I think. I listen to TV when I'm on it. 3. I'm 5'10" and I push the seat back a bit. Not sure about 4'10". The seat does not adjust up or down, only front to back. The arms won't be a problem but the legs may be a reach.
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I bought for someone 5'1" and woks fine. My husband is 6'4" and he likes it too. Long range for the massager
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It's not high. The chair isn't nearly high enough or big enough for my 5' 11 1/2" frame. Head hangs over the back, legs hang over the footrest. A smaller person would find the chair quite comfortable, I think.
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Hello. I really like the massager, but, I don't think it would be too comfortable to use while lying down. The part that is placed behind your neck is kind of bulky, so, laying on it would probably defeat the purpose of the massager. Hope that this has been helpful.
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I don't believe that this is a seat topper for support when not in use as a massage topper. Mainly, there are two ball-like contraptions in the seat that move around when you turn the product on to a massage setting. When not on, the balls just stay in place (which you can feel). As a result, when I'm not using for massage purposes, I wouldn't sit on it as it can be uncomfortable. If you are looking for lumbar support, you may want to try a different product specifically designed for that. Hope this helped!
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Although I bought this for my mother, I went and sat in the chair after receiving this question. I am 6'5" and 250 lbs and I fit comfortably in the chair. But I don't imagine it would remain comfortable if I had to sit in it all day every day. It is not a high back, so my shoulder blades were above the back. So I guess it depends on how you plan to use the chair. If for short time transport for someone, you should be fine. If sitting in it all day every day, then maybe not. Great chair for the price, by the way.
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I ordered this for my mother who is 5'2" after she had an injury to her back, she loves it and uses it constantly while sitting on the couch, it works well for her height while she is seated, her head rests on the upper part of the cushion and she feels very secure in it as it surrounds her on all sides. she loves the massaging effect. hope this was helpful.
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It weighs 8 lbs, so is not really practical for someone to try to use on their own unless you are using it to massage legs and other parts you can reach easily. For single people I would suggest perhaps a device that fits over a chair. This will give a deep satisfying massage if used holding both handles. We gave massages to friends close to 90, and they loved it!
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The mogo can be reduced to 26 inches in height. As Focal Upright already mentioned, it's not designed for sitting, but it could still be a better option to a chair because you'll be getting more movement while working on your desk as you constantly readjust your balance and work your legs. The height is higher than a chair, so you'll most likely lean forward when using it (not sure how healthy that is for your back). I haven't used it with a traditional desk to be able to share personal experiences. I just made the above observations from reducing the mogo to the lowest height and briefly trying it out with my desk. The mogo can be reduced to 26 inches in height. As Focal Upright already mentioned, it's not designed for sitting, but it could still be a better option to a chair because you'll be getting more movement while working on your desk as you constantly readjust your balance and work your legs. The height is higher than a chair, so you'll most likely lean forward when using it (not sure how healthy that is for your back). I haven't used it with a traditional desk to be able to share personal experiences. I just made the above observations from reducing the mogo to the lowest height and briefly... » Read More The mogo can be reduced to 26 inches in height. As Focal Upright already mentioned, it's not designed for sitting, but it could still be a better option to a chair because you'll be getting more movement while working on your desk as you constantly readjust your balance and work your legs. The height is higher than a chair, so you'll most likely lean forward when using it (not sure how healthy that is for your back). I haven't used it with a traditional desk to be able to share personal experiences. I just made the above observations from reducing the mogo to the lowest height and briefly trying it out with my desk. « Show Less