Quick answer: The Osaki Atlas XL 4D is rated for users up to 400 lb and 6'8", with a 23-inch seat and a 26-inch shoulder width. At $5,999, it's the lower-priced of the two 400-lb chairs we sell. The trade-off is size: it's 35 inches wide, weighs about 326 lb and needs 12 inches from the wall.
If you're both tall and heavy (over 300 lb, up to 6'8"), the Atlas XL and Duke XL are the two chairs we sell built for that combination. This review covers who the Atlas XL fits, what the massage includes and what it needs from your room. To see every tall-friendly chair we carry, visit our best massage chairs for big and tall users.
Who the Atlas XL is for
Good fit
- You're over 300 lb (up to 400 lb).
- You're tall, up to 6'8", or share the chair with someone as short as 5'0".
- You want the widest seat and shoulders we offer at the lowest price for a 400-lb rating.
Consider skipping it if
- You're under 375 lb and on a tighter budget. The Titan Grande XL may be enough (see below).
- You want shoulder heat. The Atlas heats the lumbar area and feet only.
- Your space is tight. It's 74 inches long reclined and 35 inches wide.
Fit specs compared
| Spec | Atlas XL 4D | Duke XL 4D | Titan Grande XL | Ogawa Active XL 3D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $5,999 | $6,999 | $2,499 | $2,999.99 |
| Height range | 5'0"-6'8" | 5'2"-6'8" | 5'2"-6'6" | 5'0"-6'2" |
| Recommended weight | 400 lb | 400 lb | 375 lb | 320 lb |
| Seat width | 23" | 23" | 22.5" | 23" |
| Shoulder width | 26" | 26" | 21" | not listed |
| Wall gap | 12" | 13" | 9" | 6" |
Specs come from our product pages. Prices change, so check each page for today's price. See more options in our best massage chairs for big and tall users guide and the Big & Tall collection.
Massage features
4D quad-style rollers
The 4D mechanism lets you adjust intensity, speed, width and depth, and dynamic roller speed varies the pace of each stroke. The rollers offer 5 intensity and speed levels and 3 widths.
SL Flex Track and body scan
The SL Flex Track reaches from the neck and shoulders down to the hamstrings, and its flexibility lets the chair recline further for stretch programs. Osaki doesn't publish a track length. A body scan maps your back's curve before each session.
Programs and techniques
You get 20 automatic programs plus manual modes. Techniques include kneading, knocking, tapping, shiatsu, and knead and tap, plus a stretch program. The timer runs from 5 to 30 minutes.
Air, feet and heat
48 air cells work the shoulders, arms, calves and feet, with five intensity levels. Three rollers per foot provide reflexology-style foot massage at two speeds. Heat warms the lumbar area and feet.
Recline and extras
Zero gravity recline raises your legs toward heart level. The spring-loaded footrest extends up to 11 inches. There's a touchscreen tablet (English or Chinese), an armrest control panel, Bluetooth speakers and a USB-C port.
Room and delivery details
Room needed
- Reclined: 74" L x 35" W x 43.3" H
- Upright length: 62"
- Distance to wall: 12"
- Chair weight: 325.6 lb
Getting it in the door
The minimum door width is 35 inches assembled or 29 inches disassembled. It ships in two boxes (279.4 lb and 48 lb). Shipping is free curbside in the contiguous U.S. (48 states). To plan for stairs and floors, read how much a massage chair weighs.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Rated for 400 lb and up to 6'8"
- 23-inch seat and 26-inch shoulder width
- $1,000 less than the Duke XL with the same rated fit
- Height range starts at 5'0"
- Footrest extends up to 11 inches
Cons
- No heated shawl (lumbar and foot heat only)
- Long when reclined (74") and 35 inches wide
- Heavy at about 326 lb
- No published track length
Atlas XL vs Titan Grande XL
If you're under 375 lb, the Titan Grande XL costs $2,499 and is rated for 375 lb and 5'2" to 6'6", with a 22.5-inch seat, a 21-inch shoulder width and a 9-inch wall gap. The Atlas XL adds 25 lb of rated capacity, two more inches of height range, wider shoulders and 4D rollers.
Atlas XL vs Duke XL
Same rated fit, $1,000 apart. The Duke XL adds a heated shawl, calf kneading and a shorter 67-inch recline. See the full Atlas XL vs Duke XL comparison.
Price, warranty and financing
The Atlas XL is $5,999 on our site. Check the product page for today's price. Osaki's 3-year limited warranty covers 1 year of in-home service, 2 years of parts and 3 years on the structural frame. Financing is available as low as 0% APR, subject to credit approval. See financing options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the weight limit of the Osaki Atlas XL?
Our product page lists a recommended weight of up to 400 lb.
What height range does the Atlas XL fit?
5'0" to 6'8". Torso and leg length also affect fit, so treat the range as a guide.
How much wall clearance does it need?
About 12 inches behind the chair. Reclined, it's 74 inches long and 35 inches wide.
Should I get the Atlas XL or the Titan Grande XL?
If you're over 375 lb or taller than 6'6", choose the Atlas XL. If you're within the Grande XL's 375-lb and 6'6" ratings, it costs much less.
Talk to an expert
Want help confirming the fit? Call 888-360-9996. We've helped 30,000+ customers choose a chair. Compare every option on our best massage chairs for big and tall users page.
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