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One of our most popular massage chair brands is Cozzia. This is for a great reason, they are high quality, have a deep and thorough massage, and are within an affordable price point for most people. Cozzia also make a wide variety of massage chairs to give you a lot of choices. This is a great thing, but it can leave some people confused on which model is right for them? The Customer Service team here at Emassagecair.com completely understands this, and that is why we have put together our comparison to better inform our customers. Here is our Cozzia 16027 vs Cozzia 16028 Comparison.
Massage Track
Both of the Cozzia 16027 and Cozzia 16028 come equipped with a 2D massage roller track. This means that the massage rollers follow the x and y axis and go up and down. They both also have S-Track technology which is a curved track that allows the massage rollers to follow the curve of your spine. Both also come equipped with Body Scan Technology to make adjustments to
fit most body types and sizes.
Massage Programs
The Cozzia 16027 has 6 massage programs that include healthcare, relax, therapy, smart, circulation and a demo of functions. The 16028 has 5 programs that include therapy, comfort, stretch, relax, and a full air program.
Massage Styles
The 16027 has 6 different massage styles. These include kneading, tapping, clapping, rolling, shiatsu, Swedish (kneading can be combined with tapping, clapping, and shiatsu). The 16028 also has 6 different massage styles, but these differ slightly from the 16027. They include kneading, tapping, clapping rolling, shiatsu, and Swedish (kneading can be combined with tapping & shiatsu).
Air Compression Massage
The massage rollers are used to massage your back while the airbags are utilized in order to provide a full body massage. The airbags inflate and deflate to offer your body a compression. The Cozzia 16027 massage chair has 36 airbags which are located in the seat, back, feet, and the calves. The Cozzia 16028 has a total of 22 airbags which are located in the back, seat, calves, feet, and neck.
Backrest and Footrest
Both of the Cozzia 16027 and Cozzia 16028 massage chairs have great reclining functions standard. Both come equipped with Zero Gravity recline with 2 different positions. Zero gravity is one of the coolest features of massage chairs and something that cannot be done by an actual masseuse. The back reclines while your feet are raised to about or above your heart level. This will help put you in an extremely relaxed state and also allows the massage rollers to work in even deeper to your back. Both massage chairs have back rest and leg rest synchronization, leg rest life, and a leg length adjustment to accommodate taller people.
Massage Adjustments
Both of the Cozzia 16028 and Cozzia 16027 massage chair have a good amount of adjustability. There are 5 levels of massage strength to fine tune your massage to your daily needs along with 5 speed adjustments. Both also have 3 width adjustments to accommodate the different widths of the human body.
Massage Customization
The 16027 has great customization options. These include spot massage, partial massage, up and down adjustments for both the partial and spot massage that can focus on the neck and shoulder, back and lumbar, and lower body. The 16028 has partial massage and spot massage.
Cozzia 16027 vs. Cozzia 16028: Differences
The 16027 and 16028 have a lot of similarities but here is a quick review of what is different. The 16027 has 36 airbags and the 16028 has 22. The 16027 has 2 Zero Gravity recline positions and the 16028 has one. The programs of the chairs vary only slightly, and the massage customization is slightly different. The price is also different with the 16027 retailing for $2599 and the 16028 retails for $1899.
Stay tuned for more Cozzia massage chair comparisons. As always if you have a question and want to talk you can call us at 888.360.9996, email us at support@emassagechair.com, or chat with us right here online through our online chat.
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