The Titan TP-Epic 4D is a full-size 4D massage chair on an SL track with body scanning, three-stage zero gravity, lumbar heat and voice command. Garage Gym Reviews' tester gave it perfect marks for features and adjustability and compared the feel to a new car, but found it bulky to move and wanted more comfortable neck massage options. Its weight capacity is 264 pounds.
Full review
What the chair includes
Garage Gym Reviews lists a 4D massage mechanism, an SL track, three-stage zero gravity, lumbar heat, and 12 auto programs with six massage styles. A body scan runs at the start of each session to set the massage to the user, and 36 air cells handle compression from head to toe. A voice command tool controls the chair without buttons or the remote, and the outlet notes a touchscreen remote for adjustments mid-session.
How it scored in testing
Garage Gym Reviews named it its best premium massage chair. Its breakdown gives 5 for value, extra features, and speeds and massage modes, 4 for materials and 4.5 for experience. The tester said nearly every setting is adjustable, including sitting position, where the rollers hit, pressure and intensity, and called the middle intensity 'just perfect'.
On materials, the tester compared the chair to a new car, 'maybe not a new luxury car', with soft pleather-like material on the seat and arm buttons that are soft to the touch without feeling cheap.
Size and the complaints
Size, portability and space requirements got 3.5 out of 5. The tester described the chair as about the size of a small recliner and said moving it alone takes some ability to lift heavy things, even with the wheels.
The experience score stopped short of perfect for two reasons given by the tester: the back massagers sometimes push the user far forward without much resistance, and the neck massage options could be more comfortable.
Price
Garage Gym Reviews cites an MSRP of nearly $8,000 and says the chair can be found for less; its tester saw it at $5,000 on the brand's site at the time of testing. The outlet counts the cost as a drawback while still rating value 5 out of 5.
Strengths
- +4D mechanism on an SL track with body scanning
- +Voice command for hands-free changes mid-session
- +Three-stage zero gravity and lumbar heat
Watch-outs
- −Bulky and hard to move even with wheels
- −Neck massage options could be more comfortable, per Garage Gym Reviews' tester
- −Back rollers sometimes push the user far forward
- −264-pound weight capacity
How it compares
The TP-Epic 4D and the Massamax MT339 are the two 4D chairs here; the Human Touch WholeBody 8.0 uses a 3D mechanism and the Real Relax Favor-03 ADV a 2D one. Its 264-pound weight capacity is lower than the WholeBody 8.0's 300 pounds, and its 36 air cells compare with 20 on the Favor-03 ADV. It has 12 auto programs against the MT339's 27.
Rating sources
Our 4.6 score is the average of these published ratings, each adjusted for how strictly its publisher scores. More about methodology.
