Quick answer: Most massage chairs we sell include Bluetooth speakers: 114 of 134 in-stock chairs list them on their product page. To connect, turn the chair on, enable Bluetooth on the remote if it has a toggle, then pick the chair's name in your phone's Bluetooth list. If it asks for a PIN, use the one in your owner's manual.
Do massage chairs have Bluetooth speakers?
Most do. Examples from product pages:
| Chair | Speaker or audio wording (as listed) | Price* |
|---|---|---|
| Titan Rejūv 4D | HD Bluetooth surround speakers; voice control | $2,999 |
| Osaki Ai Monarch LE | Bluetooth speakers | $2,999 |
| Kyota Zenyu M338 | Bluetooth speakers; voice control | $3,999 |
| Fujiiryoki Calm Plus | Bluetooth speakers | $3,999.99 |
| Ceragem V4 | Bluetooth speakers | $5,499 |
| Osaki OP-4D Master | Bluetooth speakers; Alexa voice control | $7,999 |
*Prices change; see the product page for today's price.
How do you connect your phone to a massage chair?
- Plug in and power on the chair (not just standby).
- If the remote has a Bluetooth button or menu, turn it on.
- Open Bluetooth settings on your phone and scan.
- Pick the chair's name from the list.
- Enter the PIN if asked, using the one in your owner's manual.
- Play audio and set the volume on the chair or your phone.
What is the Bluetooth name or PIN?
It varies by model. Look for the brand or model name in your phone's list, or the name printed in your owner's manual. Don't guess a PIN; check the manual, or contact support with your model if it isn't listed. Bluetooth and other terms are explained in our massage chair glossary.
Why won't my massage chair connect?
- Make sure the chair is fully on, not in standby.
- On your phone, forget any old pairing with the chair and try again.
- Disconnect other devices; many chairs pair with one at a time.
- Move the phone closer to the chair.
- Restart the chair and the phone.
Still stuck? See massage chair troubleshooting and repair and the massage chair owner's guide.
If you'd rather nobody else can pair with the chair when you're not using it, turn its Bluetooth off from the remote if your model allows it.
Is Bluetooth worth paying for?
It's nice to have, and it's nearly standard on chairs we sell, so it rarely decides between models. Prioritize fit, rollers and track, then treat speakers, voice control and touch screens as extras.
Who needs Bluetooth?
| Pick | If you... |
|---|---|
| Must-have | listen to music, podcasts or guided audio during sessions |
| Nice-to-have | are like most buyers; it's on most of our chairs |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is my massage chair's Bluetooth PIN?
It's in your owner's manual. If your manual doesn't list one, contact support with your chair's model name. We don't recommend guessing a PIN, because it varies by model.
Why does my massage chair keep disconnecting?
Common causes are distance, another device grabbing the connection, or the chair going into standby. Forget the chair on your phone, re-pair it, and keep the phone close. If it still drops, see our troubleshooting guide.
Can I control the chair with an app over Bluetooth?
Only on chairs whose product page lists app control. Bluetooth speakers alone just play audio from your phone. Check the product page for app or voice control, such as the Alexa voice control listed for the Osaki OP-4D Master.
Is it OK to use a massage chair if I have a health condition?
Check with your doctor first if you have a health condition, are pregnant or have an implanted device. Also read your chair's owner's manual for its own safety guidance, and check the height and weight range on the product page before you buy.
Specs and prices as listed on each product page; prices change, so check the product page for today's price. Prices change; see each product page for today's price. Written by the eMassageChair team.
