Massage Chair Glossary

The Vegas Massage Chair airbags are the inflatable cells that compress your body.

The Vegas Massage Chair remote has a button called "auto". Pushing the auto mode (after htting the power button) will start the massage of your choice. Pressing the button again will change the program to the next. And so forth. These modes will work the full body from neck to glutes and under your feet. Airbags and stretching are also part of this mode.

The Vegas Massage Chair "Hands" are the silicone rollers that massage you from your neck to your glutes. These rollers feel very much like the human thumb. Because of the way they are programmed to push and squeeze we refer to them as "hands".

The Vegas Massage Chair remote has a button called "manual". Pushing the manual mode (after htting the power button) will start the massage process with only one massage technique. Pressing the button again will change the technique and that then becomes the only technique performed. And so forth.

This mode is important for focused massage work when you want to make the hands stay in one spot. By using the shoulder up or down button you can direct the hands exactly where you want.

The Vegas Massage Chair remote has buttons called "shoulder up" and "shoulder down". They control the up and down movement of the "hands" in manual mode and sets the limit of how high up the back/neck the "hands" go in auto mode. These buttons are horribly named. But now that you know what they do, it isnt much of an issue. 

The Vegas Massage Chair remote button titled "Speed" controls the speed of the massage techniques in that a faster speed means it will complete each process at a faster pace. It doesnt speed up how fast it goes from neck to glutes, but how speedy each squeeze, tap, knead etc happens to be.

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