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ITSU leads the New Zealand market on features that change how a massage chair actually feels: the longest tracks (up to 1.38m), the deepest roller reach (13.5cm), and sonic frequency technology no other brand sells here.
What sets ITSU apart:
Sonic technology — 60–100Hz frequencies that reach fascia and connective tissue layers physical rollers can't. Exclusive to ITSU in New Zealand.
Coverage — 1.35–1.38m S+L tracks vs the 1.0–1.2m industry standard. Roughly 30% more spine covered.
Direct pricing — $2,000–$5,000 less than mall-based brands at equivalent feature level, because we don't pay mall rent.
The showroom — a 45-minute consultation in Highland Park, not a 10-minute mall demo.
Proven — 4.9 stars across 180+ verified Google reviews. 1000+ customers.
We'd rather you didn't take our word for it. Visit OSIM and iRelax first. Then come to us. Customers who compare consistently tell us the difference is obvious in the first minute.
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Three questions narrow it down fast.
1. What's your budget?
Ultimate recovery: Sensei Inspire Pro Max ($18,800) — ROVO Dual Leg + 5D Sonic
Deep therapeutic depth: Sensei Inspire Pro ($17,800) — NZ's original sonic chair
All-round precision: Sensei Inspire ($12,880) — 4D4R hand-like massage
Flat recline + Sonic: Wavezen ($9,580) — 170° recline, Sonicwave healing
Smart value: Prime Omni ($4,280) — flagship features, smart price
After-work essentials: Prime Dream Pro ($2,980) — 3D AI, daily relief
Gentle comfort: High-Class ($2,980) — sofa design, sensitive bodies
2. How much space do you have?
A full room: any Sensei model or the Wavezen
A medium space: Prime Omni (25cm wall clearance) or Prime Dream Pro
A compact space or apartment: High-Class — a sofa design that needs no recline room
3. Who's using it, and for what?
Chronic tension you've chased for years: Inspire Pro Max (ROVO + Sonic)
Daily therapeutic depth: Inspire Pro (5D Sonic)
The whole household: Sensei Inspire Pro (5D Sonic, most loved in-store)
A back that needs to decompress flat: Wavezen (170° recline)
Elderly or sensitive bodies: High-Class (six gentle intensity levels)
Still deciding? That's what the showroom is for.
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It depends on what your parent needs — and the honest answer isn't always the most expensive chair.
For sensitive bodies, or a parent who finds most massage chairs too strong, the High-Class ($2,980) was built specifically for them: six gentle intensity levels, a sofa design that's easy to get in and out of, and no intimidating recline. They can sit and watch TV while it works.
For a parent who wants genuine therapeutic depth and hand-like massage, the Sensei Inspire Pro ($17,880) is our most loved chair — sonic rollers that feel like real hands, not robotic pressure, with simple controls and twelve adjustable intensity levels from whisper-gentle upward.
For retirees with a tighter budget who still want meaningful full-body coverage, the Prime Omni ($4,280) is increasingly the choice — smart AI, 1.38m track, and full-body programs at a price that makes sense.
Why these suit older users:
Hand-like feel rather than mechanical poking
Simple remote controls — the app is optional
Gradual intensity, starting gentle
Anti-trap safety sensors and automatic shut-off
Bring your parents in. A 45-minute consultation means they choose the chair that fits them — and they'll use it because it's right, not because it was expensive.
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Most ITSU chairs are built for multi-user households, and adapt to each person.
Intensity: up to 12 levels accommodate sensitive through deep-pressure preferences
Programs: 16–78 programs depending on model, covering relaxation through therapeutic
Body scanning: the chair maps each user's height, build and spine curve before every session
Smart Band: on supported models, each user gets program recommendations based on their own health data
A common household pattern: one partner wants deep recovery, the other wants gentle relaxation, and an elderly parent wants something gentler still. The Sensei Inspire Pro handles these needs in a single chair. The Prime Omni does it at a lower price point.
Bring everyone to the showroom — we'll find the settings that work for each person before you decide.
Choosing Your Model
Brand Comparison
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Three things: sonic technology no one else sells here, better value at every price point, and a showroom that lets the chair earn the sale instead of the salesperson.
Technology
Sonic frequencies (60–100Hz) that reach fascia and connective tissue — not available from OSIM, iRelax/Ogawa, Good Massage or iRest at any price
1.35–1.38m S+L tracks vs the typical 1.0–1.2m
13.5cm roller reach vs the usual 8–10cm
Up to 78 programs vs a typical 15–30
More features-in-one: hand reflexology, foot & calf roller massage, full-body stretching
Value
$2,000–$5,000 less than mall brands at equivalent feature level — because we sell direct and don't pay mall rent
Service
A 45-minute consultation rather than a rushed mall demo
Same-week Auckland service response
A trilingual showroom team — English, Mandarin, Cantonese
We genuinely recommend trying the others first. Massage preference is personal, and the only way to understand the difference is to sit in the chairs.
Visit OSIM, iRelax, Good Massage and iRest. Then come to us last. You’ll feel the difference.
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Budget chairs and ITSU solve different problems. A budget chair gives you a seat that vibrates and presses. ITSU gives you massage that adapts to your body and reaches where tension actually sits.
The differences you feel:
Movement: budget chairs use basic 3D systems; ITSU's 4D4R and 5D systems add rotation and rhythm that feel hand-like, not mechanical for true therapeutic benefits
Reach: budget tracks often stop at the lower back; ITSU covers neck to tailbone, and reaches 13.5cm deep
Adaptation: budget chairs apply one preset to every body; ITSU scans and adjusts to yours
Longevity: budget chairs are often replaced within a few years; ITSU is built to earn its place over a decade
Customers who upgrade from a budget chair tell us the same thing: "I didn't realise how much better massage could feel."
That said — if your needs are simple and your budget is firm, we'll tell you honestly whether an ITSU chair is worth it for you. That's what the consultation is for.
Technology & Features
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Sonic technology uses calibrated frequencies — 60Hz to 100Hz — that travel through your body's water content to reach muscle, fascia and connective tissue layers physical rollers can't access.
Your body is roughly 70% water. Sound moves through water. So while a roller presses on the surface of a muscle from the outside, sonic frequency creates gentle resonance that spreads through the tissue itself — reaching the deeper layers where chronic tension lives.
The difference is in the feel. Rollers give you pressure. Sonic gives you depth without the mechanical push. Most people describe it as a fundamentally different sensation the first time they experience it. Soothing comfort inside out.
ITSU is the only brand offering sonic frequency massage chairs in New Zealand.
Available on: Sensei Inspire Pro Max, Sensei Inspire Pro, and Wavezen.
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It comes down to how many directions the rollers move — and whether they add rhythm, sensitivity and sonic depth.
3D: rollers move up/down, left/right, and in/out. Good coverage, adjustable depth. (Prime Dream Pro)
4D: adds variable speed and rhythm to 3D movement, for a more dynamic, repetitive massage.
4D4R: ITSU's four-roller system across four axes — adds rotation and rhythm variations that mimic how human hands actually move. 0.5-second fast transitions between intensities. (Sensei Inspire)
5D Sonic: everything 4D does, plus sonic frequencies (60–100Hz) travelling through tissue to reach fascia. (Sensei Inspire Pro, Pro Max)
In plain terms: more dimensions mean the massage feels less like a machine following a track and more like experienced hands that respond to your body.
Available on: 3D — Prime Dream Pro · 4D Sonic — Wavezen · 5D Sonic — Sensei Inspire Pro and Pro Max
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Vibration sits on the surface. Sonic frequencies travel through tissue.
A standard vibrating massager creates a buzzing sensation that disperses at skin level. It feels active, but it doesn't reach far.
ITSU's sonic technology uses precisely calibrated frequencies (60–100Hz) that conduct through your body's water content, creating resonance in muscle, fascia and deeper tissue layers physical pressure can’t reach. It's the difference between tapping the surface of a pond and dropping a stone into it — one touches the top, the other moves through the whole.
Customers often describe it as "waves of healing" rather than buzzing. That's the frequencies reaching layers physical contact alone can't. Offering deep therapeutic benefits across your fascia and meridian channels.
Available on: Sensei Inspire Pro Max, Sensei Inspire Pro, and Wavezen.
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A longer track means the rollers follow more of your spine — so there are no "dead zones" where tension is left untouched.
ITSU's 1.35–1.38m S+L tracks follow your spine from the your upper neck and every vertebra through to your hamstrings, tracing its natural S and L curves. Most chairs use 1.0–1.2m tracks that stop short — typically at the lower back — leaving the hips and upper thighs out.
It's a difference you feel after the session, not during it: less residual tension in the areas a shorter chair never reached.
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It's how far ITSU’s rollers extend out from the chair back to press into your muscles — and it's roughly 30% deeper than the industry standard of 8–10cm.
Chronic tension often sits in deeper muscle layers. A shallow roller works the surface; a deeper roller reaches the layers underneath where the knots actually are. ITSU's 13.5cm reach (on the Sensei collection) is what lets the massage feel therapeutic rather than superficial.
Customers switching from other brands often say it's the first time they've "felt the massage where I actually needed it." This is how root tension patterns are addressed.
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Zero gravity reclines you into a position — pioneered by NASA — where your legs sit level with or above your heart. It takes the gravitational load off your spine and lets your muscles fully relax.
What that does for the massage:
Spinal decompression — body weight distributes evenly instead of pressing down through the vertebrae
Better circulation — elevated legs support blood flow and reduce swelling
Deeper reach — relaxed muscles let the rollers work more effectively
Less effort to relax — the position itself does part of the work
ITSU chairs offer up to three zero-gravity positions, so you can find the angle that suits you. The Wavezen extends further still, to a 170° near-flat recline.
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They do different jobs, and the best massage chairs use both together.
Rollers (precision therapy) deliver targeted, precise pressure — kneading, tapping, shiatsu and rolling along your spine, reaching up to 13.5cm deep into specific muscles and trigger points.
Airbags (compression therapy) deliver compression — inflating and releasing around your arms, shoulders, calves and feet to support circulation and give a full-body "embrace" that rollers can't. Rhythmic compression holds and releases muscle groups for lymphatic drainage.
Rollers find your knots. Airbags improve your blood flow. Together they're closer to a full-body treatment than either alone. ITSU's Sensei collection uses up to 58 airbags working alongside the roller system for a complete therapeutic massage.
Pricing & Value
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At equivalent feature level, ITSU is $2,000–$5,000 less than mall-based brands. The reason is structural: we sell direct from our Highland Park showroom, so there's no mall rent built into the price.
What that saves you, roughly:
vs premium mall brands: $3,000–$5,000 for comparable or better technology
vs mid-range competitors: $2,000–$3,500 on average
It isn't a discount or a sale tactic — it's the everyday consequence of not paying for expensive mall floor space. You get more programs, longer tracks, sonic technology, and same-week local service, for less.
We're confident enough in that to encourage you to compare. Get quotes from the others. Bring them in.
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Here's the maths most people run. A professional massage in Auckland costs $80–120 a session. Weekly, that's over $4,000 a year — every year. An ITSU chair is a one-time purchase that the whole household uses daily, and it typically pays for itself within 12–18 months.
But the real value isn't only financial. It's having relief available at 6am before work, or at 10pm when you can't sleep, without booking, travelling, or waiting. Many customers tell us the daily access is what changed things — not any single session.
Sleep quality improves, neck tension releases, chronic back pain addressed.
Massage chairs are wellness devices, not medical treatments, and individual experiences vary. The honest way to know if it's worth it for you is to sit in one.
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Yes. We accept full payment by cash, EFTPOS, and all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), and we offer finance through Gilrose on eligible chairs. 0% Interest.
Gilrose finance features:
Clear, transparent payment schedules — no hidden fees
Flexible terms depending on the purchase
A straightforward application with quick decisions
Finance is available on our larger chairs. Our team will walk you through the options and process — just ask.
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After the purchase, ongoing cost is essentially just electricity.
What's included at no extra cost:
Free delivery and professional installation in Auckland
Setup and a full demonstration before we leave
Warranty: 2 years on the Sensei collection (Inspire Pro Max, Inspire Pro, Inspire, Wavezen), 1 year on Prime and High-Class models and all portable massagers
Cost comparison with massage alternatives:
Professional massage: $80-120 per session = $4,160+ annually
Physiotherapy: $90-150 per session = $4,680+ annual
Family value: Whole household uses daily pays for itself within 12-18 months, then keeps delivering
Across more than 50 branches internationally and a growing Auckland community, 1000+ Auckland families have bought ITSU enjoying the convenience of massage at home. Most common piece of customer feedback is some version of "worth every penny." Google Reviews
Space & Installation
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Most New Zealand living rooms fit a full-size model comfortably. As a safe guide, allow about 200cm × 90cm.
Full-size models (Sensei Inspire Pro Max, Inspire Pro, Inspire):
Upright: approx. 155–166cm L × 82–85cm W
Reclined: approx. 195–224cm L
Wall clearance: 25cm minimum
Flat-recline model (Wavezen):
Upright: 156cm L × 77cm W
Reclined to 170°: 212cm L × 77cm W
Zero-Wall design: only 15cm clearance
Compact models (Prime Omni):
Upright: 140cm L × 75cm W
Reclined: 160cm L × 75cm W
Wall clearance: 25cm
Space-saving (High-Class):
Sofa-style, non-reclining, functions as everyday furniture
1180mm track, no wall clearance required
Not sure it'll fit? We'll help you plan it before you buy.
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ITSU chairs comfortably fit around 95% of adults, and the smart models adapt to your build.
Height: ideal 150–190cm; workable 145–195cm with minor adjustment
Weight: up to 120kg
Adaptation: body scanning detects your spine curve; three shoulder positions and up to 12 intensity levels accommodate different builds
Under 150cm, a cushion can improve alignment (we'll show you how). Over 190cm, coverage is still excellent though the rollers may not reach the very base of the spine and legs will not experience a full stretch.
A showroom visit is the surest way to confirm fit — sit in it before you decide.
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Usually, yes — our delivery team handles tight-access situations across Auckland apartments and townhouses regularly.
What helps to know in advance:
Doorways: 80cm width minimum
Hallways: 90cm for comfortable manoeuvring
Stairwells: 80cm width, allowing for turns and landings
Lifts: modern apartment lifts are usually fine
If access genuinely won't work for a full-size model, we'll recommend a compact option like the Prime Omni or High-Class instead. We can assess access before delivery day so there are no surprises.
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Yes, with proper precautions to protect both the chair and your warranty.
For the larger models (85–90kg+), we recommend professional moving with us — the internal mechanisms are best kept upright and handled with proper equipment. Before any move: return the chair to upright, power down, unplug, and clear and measure your pathways.
For a house move, get in touch. We can coordinate with our technicians to handle relocation and hassle-free re-installation at the new address, which keeps your warranty intact.
Health & Safety
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Massage chairs suit most adults, but please consult your healthcare provider before use if any of these apply:
Pregnancy (any stage)
A pacemaker or other medical implant
Recent surgery or injury (within about 6 months)
Severe osteoporosis or other bone conditions
Blood circulation disorders (such as DVT or severe varicose veins)
Active cancer treatment
Severe heart conditions
Children should not use massage chairs — they're designed for adult body proportions.
For most people — including those managing general back pain, everyday stress, or post-exercise recovery, and many older users on gentle settings — regular use is both safe and beneficial. If you're unsure, our showroom team is happy to talk through it, and when in doubt we'll always suggest checking with your doctor first.
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For most people, 15–30 minutes a day is the sweet spot. Listen to your body and build up gradually.
Always rest after 30 minutes. Give adequate break time should you want to start again.
A gentle way to start:
Week 1: 10–15 minutes at low intensity
Weeks 2–3: up to 20 minutes at moderate intensity
Week 4 onward: up to 30 minutes, intensity to your comfort
You can use it more than once a day with rest in between — many households do. Ease off if you notice soreness that doesn't settle overnight, or any discomfort during a session.
As with any massage, consistency matters more than duration: a daily 15 minutes does more than an occasional long session.
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Many customers report meaningful improvements — but it's important to be transparent with you: massage chairs are wellness devices, not medical treatments. They can't diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.
What customers commonly tell us regular use supports:
Relief from everyday back and neck tension
Better sleep quality with evening sessions
Improved circulation through heat and compression
Faster recovery and comfort after exercise
A daily way to manage stress and unwind
These are general wellbeing benefits, and individual experiences vary. Note your improvements in pain, sleep, stress levels over the first month.
For any specific medical condition, please consult your healthcare provider — a massage chair can complement professional care, not replace it.
Smart Technology
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The Smart Band pairs through two apps — once it's set up, it personalises your massage programs based on your daily health data.
Download: ITSU WORLD and FlagFit 2.0 from the App Store or Google Play
Prepare: Enable Bluetooth on your phone
Activate Smart Band: Hold the Smart Band's power button until it enters pairing mode
Connect FlagFit: Open FlagFit 2.0, follow pairing instructions for health tracking
Connect ITSU WORLD: Open ITSU WORLD and connect to your chair via Bluetooth
Sync: Wear the band for 24 hours to learn your baseline patterns
Recommendations: Check that the app is suggesting programs based on your data
Requirements: iOS 13+ or Android 10+, with Bluetooth 4.0. Our installation team can set this up with you during delivery.
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Absolutely. Every ITSU chair works fully from its remote or onboard controls — the app is an optional extra, not a requirement.
From the remote or touchscreen you get every massage program, intensity adjustment, position and recline control, timer, heat and airbag settings. The onboard controls always cover the essentials: start, stop, and emergency shut-off.
The app simply adds personalisation — program recommendations, usage tracking, family profiles, and the ability to start a program before you sit down. Many of our customers, particularly those who prefer to keep things simple, never use it. The chair is designed to be excellent either way.
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Most connection issues clear with a few quick checks:
✓ Bluetooth on, phone within 2 metres of the chair
✓ Chair powered on and in pairing mode
✓ Latest app version installed
✓ Move other Bluetooth devices away temporarily
✓ Restart the chair and reopen the app; restart your phone if needed
If it still won't connect, try removing the connection in your phone's Bluetooth settings and pairing fresh, or reinstalling the ITSU WORLD app. If the problem persists, call us!
Troubleshooting
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Yes — a gentle working hum is completely normal and means the chair is doing its job.
Sounds you'll hear and shouldn't worry about:
A soft motor hum as the rollers work
Air sounds as the airbags inflate and release
Smooth mechanical movement as the rollers follow your spine
Quiet transitions as the chair shifts between zones or positions
When to get in touch: grinding or harsh noises, a sudden jump in volume, or any burning smell (stop use immediately if so). Every ITSU chair is quality-tested before it ships, so normal operating sounds simply confirm it's working as designed.
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This is usually a safety feature doing exactly what it should. Your chair may have detected irregularity - this is normal protection.
Try this first:
Wait ~ 15 minutes — extended use can trigger an automatic cool-down
Power off for 30 seconds, then back on
Check nothing is blocking the rollers or moving parts
Use the remote to return the chair to upright
Try a simple program at low intensity
Chairs pause mid-session for sensible reasons: overheating protection, an obstruction detected by the anti-trap sensors, a power fluctuation, or simply a program reaching a natural end. If it keeps happening, shows an error, makes unusual noises or won't return upright, give us a call.
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Nine times out of ten it's a power connection, and these steps sort it:
Wall outlet test: Plug another device into same outlet to verify power
Cord connections: Ensure power cord firmly seated at both wall and chair
Power switch location: Find and confirm main chair power switch is "ON"
Circuit breaker check: Check your home’s circuit breaker hasn't tripped
Remote battery test: Try using onboard chair controls instead of remote (or main on/off switch for large models - back of chair)
Emergency stop check: Ensure emergency button wasn't accidentally engaged
Plug directly into the wall rather than a power strip where possible. If there's still no response — or partial power, unusual sounds, or any burning smell — stop and call us. Power issues are fully covered during your warranty.
Post-warranty: $200 flat fee for technician diagnosis and most repairs (transparent pricing on any parts needed)
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Usually not. A few things affect how strong a massage feels day to day:
Your body changes — sleep, stress and activity all shift how sensitive you feel
You adapt — bodies adjust to regular massage over time
The program — different auto programs vary in intensity by design
Smart Band — if connected, it may be recommending a gentler session based on your data
Worth checking: your intensity level (1–12 on most models), that you're on your usual program, and your seating position.
When to investigate further:
If the change is sudden and dramatic, uneven massage only on one side, or comes with unusual noises, that's worth a service check.
Buying From ITSU
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Yes — and we'd genuinely encourage it. Every purchase starts with an unhurried 45-minute consultation at our Highland Park showroom. Try every model, bring the family, no pressure.
We also encourage you to shop around first. Visit OSIM, iRelax, Good Massage and iRest. Massage preference is personal — what feels right to one person doesn't to another — and the only way to understand the ITSU difference is to sit in the chairs and compare. Most people who try the others come back.
After-work consultations are often possible — just message or call to arrange a time.
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The honest answer: don’t delay feeling good! If chronic pain or stress is part of your daily life, there's little reason to wait.
A few timing considerations that come up:
Before an elderly parent moves in or visits for an extended stay
Around recovery or rehabilitation, with your doctor's input
As a meaningful gift — Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, anniversaries and Christmas are our busiest gifting periods
One practical note: popular models can have longer lead times during peak periods, so ordering earlier helps secure stock. And since a chair pays for itself against ongoing massage costs within 12–18 months, the timing rarely works against you financially.
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Our whole process is built to prevent that — the 45-minute consultation, the encouragement to compare, the honest recommendation (sometimes toward a lower-priced model) all exist so you choose right the first time.
After purchase, you're not on your own:
A full setup demonstration at delivery so you know how to use every feature
A follow-up to check you're settling in
Ongoing support by phone, email, WhatsApp and WeChat
Same-week Auckland service if a genuine issue arises
1–2 year warranty depending on model
Across 180+ reviews we hold a 4.9-star rating, so genuine dissatisfaction is rare. If something isn't right, we'd rather hear from you and help put it right — we're more interested in your long-term satisfaction than any single sale.
Warranty & Service
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Comprehensive coverage, with parts, labour and service calls included.
Sensei collection (Inspire Pro Max, Inspire Pro, Inspire, Wavezen): 2 years
Prime Omni, Prime Dream Pro and High-Class models: 1 year
Portable massagers: 1 year
Complete warranty coverage:
Manufacturing defects: Any quality issues from production
Motor and mechanical components: All moving parts, gearboxes, rollers
Electronic systems: Control panels, sensors, programming
Remote controls and accessories: Smart Band, apps, charging components
Service calls: Technician visits and labor included
Parts replacement: All covered components replaced at no charge
What's NOT covered:
User damage: Accidents, misuse, unauthorized modifications
Normal wear: Upholstery fading, minor surface scratches after extended use
Non-original accessories: Third-party add-ons or modifications
Commercial use: Business/rental usage voids residential warranty
Warranty is not transferable and starts from your delivery date — keep your receipt, as it's needed for service.
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Simple and transparent: a $200 flat fee covers a technician visit, diagnosis, and most common repairs — and if the same issue returns, follow-up visits for it are free.
That $200 covers professional diagnosis, common fixes (motor adjustments, sensor calibration, software updates), preventive maintenance, settings optimisation, and Auckland-area travel and labour.
Additional costs apply only for major component replacements (motors, control boards, gearbox, structural parts) or accidental-damage parts from user-caused issues. We'll always discuss any parts cost with you upfront.
This service is comparable to a standard tradesperson's call-out, with the same trusted technicians and the same care you had under warranty.
$200 flat fee for technician visits covers most repairs - if same problem persists, no additional charges.
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Three things: speed, expertise, and that it's genuinely local. We take care of you.
Same-week Auckland response, often same-day phone help — where the industry norm is two to three weeks
In-house trained specialists who know ITSU chairs inside out, not third-party general contractors
A patient, explain-it-properly approach — our technicians diagnose the root cause, show you what happened, and follow up to make sure it stayed fixed
Because we're Auckland-based, there's accountability and an ongoing relationship behind the service — not a distant call centre. "Most patient and helpful service experience" is a recurring theme in our reviews.
Delivery
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Yes — free delivery and professional installation are included across greater Auckland, from the CBD to the North Shore and West to East.
What's included:
Delivery within 3–7 business days for in-stock models
Professional setup, positioning, testing and calibration
A full demonstration of every feature before we leave
Removal of all packaging
The only extra costs are situational — $100 additional charge for upper-floor or difficult stair access, which we'll always confirm with you in advance.
Outside Auckland? See our estimated regional delivery fees or get in touch for a quote.
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Yes — we deliver throughout New Zealand with the same professional installation and setup.
Nationwide delivery includes door-to-door delivery and setup for medium and large models, a full demonstration, and the same warranty coverage wherever you are. For anything our team can't attend in person, we provide remote technical support by phone and video.
Regional delivery is by quote — we coordinate efficient routes with our couriers to keep costs reasonable. Advance booking helps us schedule around your availability.
Still have a Question?
We're happy to help — in English, Mandarin, or Cantonese.
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