Osaki OS-4000 2D Zero Gravity Full Body, Massage Chair (Taupe) Expired

I have a rare arthritic condition called ankylosing spondylitis, which is temporarily alleviated with deep therapeutic massage. My massage chair is PHENOMENAL for this purpose, as it gets sufficiently "deep" into my tissue to alleviate my pain.

Couple notes on getting a product like this:

I don't have this exact chair. Probably important I start with that. I have an older very capable chair that has all the bells and whistles from 10 years ago.
If you have a medical condition and/or pain that can be alleviated by a massage chair - RUN, don't walk - to buy one of these. I literally shed tears the first time I sat in one of these chairs at the mall. And I bought one. I don't regret it.
My particular chair has fake leather. It's flaking now, after 10 years, and looks terrible. I might buy this one now instead. Or just get a regular recliner since I'm properly medicated and don't necessarily need this massage chair as much as I used to (although I'll prob still need it in the future... I might just move my current one into my basement rec room for future use)
My family loves sitting in the chair when we host parties and such. Probably 1/4 to 1/2 of the folks in my family have back issues and love sitting in the chair once in awhile. It's also a fun novelty.
I do NOT find it comfortable as a regular chair to sit in very often. So I also don't like that the massage chair takes away space for another recliner in my family room. Folks can and do sit in it, but not for an entire NFL game, for example. Folks usually move around. It's not the most comfortable chair for long-term use.
No, I would not find it comfortable to sleep in. It's not a plush chair, by design. You also can't change your seating position easily (e.g., crossing your legs, shifting your weight from left to right. You're pretty locked into a straight-on seating position

Walmart and Amazon selling for 899

2d for 800, hard pass. 3d minimum requirement.