Woman relaxing in the black ROTAI A39 massage chair at home

Which ROTAI Massage Chair Should You Buy?

Five ROTAI massage chairs are sold in the UK. Here is what each one does best, who it suits and how they compare on price, track and airbags.

Quick answer: for neck and shoulder tension, choose the A39. For the lower back, glutes and thighs, choose a chair with an SL-track: the RT6891, S56Pro or A68Pro. For the most complete massage, choose the A68Pro. For full-body airbag massage at the lowest price, choose the A37.

We sell five ROTAI massage chairs in the UK. All five are held at our warehouse in Birmingham, delivered free in 3–5 working days and covered by a 2-year warranty. Below is what each one does well and who it suits, so you can narrow it down to one.

The five chairs at a glance

Model Price Rollers and track Airbags Best for
A37 £1,060 Full-body programs with foot rollers 28 Airbag massage, heat and feet
A39 £1,560 3D roller, 3.5–20 cm width Calf and foot Neck and shoulders
RT6891 £1,660 3D mechanism on an SL-track 5 intensity levels Lower back, glutes and thighs
S56Pro £1,960 4D SmartSync on a 125 cm SL-style track 24 Legs and feet, 4D massage
A68Pro £2,560 Dual 4D and 3D on an ultra-long SL-track 40 The most complete massage

Prices as of November 2026. Each product page shows the current price.

ROTAI A37: full-body airbag massage at the lowest price

Woman relaxing in the black ROTAI A37 massage chair in a bright living room

The A37 is built around air pressure. Its 28 airbags work around the shoulders, arms, calves and feet, with 5 intensity levels and 3 airbag modes. Heating pads warm the back and upper body to around 42–45°C, and foot rollers with 6 speeds work the soles. The footrest extends up to 5.5 inches, and the chair rocks and reclines to zero gravity. It is CE and UKCA certified.

Choose it if you want a full-body massage with warmth and foot rollers at the lowest price in the range.
Look at the A39 or RT6891 instead if adjustable roller width and depth matter most to you.

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ROTAI A39: for neck and shoulder tension

Woman relaxing in the black ROTAI A39 massage chair at home

The A39 has a 3D roller that adjusts in width from 3.5 cm to 20 cm, so it can work closely along the neck or wide across the shoulder blades. Its 19 programs include Head Acupoint, Neck Stretch and Shoulder Release. It reclines between 130° and 155° in zero gravity, rocks, and has a sleep mode. Calf and foot airbags with a foot roller look after the legs, and there are 3 heat levels for the waist and lower back. You control it from a 7-inch touchscreen or by voice, and it has a Bluetooth speaker and built-in casters.

Choose it if you carry tension in your neck and shoulders, or spend most of the day at a desk.
Look at the RT6891 instead if you want rollers that reach under the seat to the glutes and thighs.

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ROTAI RT6891: for the lower back, glutes and thighs

Woman relaxing in the black ROTAI RT6891 massage chair at home

The RT6891 has an SL-track, so the rollers follow your spine from the neck and shoulders and carry on under the seat to the lower back, hips and thighs. The 3D mechanism has 6 speed settings, 3 width adjustments and 3 focus settings. There are 6 automatic programs (Refresh, Recovery, Relax, Extension, Waist & Buttocks, and Neck & Shoulder) and 5 manual techniques. Two zero gravity positions, a 16 cm extendable footrest, airbags with 5 intensity levels, lower back and calf heat with 3 settings and foot rollers with 3 speeds complete it. The cover is microfibre diamond-stitch leather.

It measures 1470 × 730 × 1140 mm upright and 1760 × 730 × 820 mm reclined, weighs 73 kg and is rated at 90 W.

Choose it if you sit for long hours or feel tension in your lower back and hips, and want an SL-track at the lowest price in the range.
Look at the S56Pro instead if you want more programs and a 4D mechanism.

See the ROTAI RT6891

ROTAI S56Pro: 4D massage with full leg and foot care

Man relaxing in the black ROTAI S56Pro 4D massage chair at home

The S56Pro uses a 4D SmartSync mechanism with four separate motors for walking, tapping, kneading and radial movement, so the rollers change speed and rhythm instead of running at one pace. They travel a 125 cm SL-style track in 7 sections, from the head and neck to the thighs. The leg and foot system combines calf massage, roller Gua Sha, airbag compression and sole Gua Sha. There are 22 programs, including 7 Precision Focus options, 24 airbags with 5 intensity levels, 3 heat levels, a 7-inch touchscreen, voice control, Bluetooth speakers, an emergency stop button and a child safety lock. It comes in black or brown.

Choose it if you are on your feet all day, want a 4D mechanism, or want a long track for under £2,000.
Look at the A68Pro instead if you want two mechanisms working the upper and lower back together.

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ROTAI A68Pro: the most complete massage in the range

Woman relaxing in the ROTAI A68Pro massage chair by a city-view window

The A68Pro has a 4D and a 3D mechanism on one ultra-long SL-track. The upper mechanism travels up to 840 mm and the lower one up to 830 mm, overlapping by 360 mm across the middle of the back. It has 40 airbags around the shoulders, arms, legs, calves and feet, plus an air blower at the waist, with 5 intensity levels. Its 22+ programs include Smart Massage with fatigue detection, and you can save favourites. It reclines into two zero gravity positions between about 131° and 163°, and has a 14 cm extendable footrest, anti-pinch safety, voice control and a Bluetooth speaker.

Choose it if you want the widest coverage and the most airbags in the range, and will use the chair every day.
Look at the S56Pro instead if you want 4D massage for less.

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Still deciding?

  • Neck and shoulders: A39.
  • Lower back, hips and thighs: RT6891, or the S56Pro and A68Pro for more programs and coverage.
  • Legs and feet: S56Pro.
  • Shared by the family: the A37, A39 and A68Pro each include a Family Care program.
  • Short on space: measure your doorways and the room first, and email support@wellnece.co.uk for the size of any model.

Our massage chair buying guide explains 3D and 4D rollers, SL-tracks and zero gravity in more detail, and massage chair prices in the UK shows what each budget gets you.

Questions about choosing a ROTAI chair

Which ROTAI massage chair is best?

It depends on where you hold tension. The A68Pro is the most complete chair in the UK range. The A39 suits neck and shoulder tension, the RT6891 is the lowest-priced chair with an SL-track, and the A37 is the lowest-priced chair overall.

Which ROTAI chairs have an SL-track?

The RT6891, S56Pro and A68Pro.

Which ROTAI chairs are 4D?

The S56Pro, with its 4D SmartSync mechanism, and the A68Pro, which has a 4D and a 3D mechanism.

Where can I buy ROTAI massage chairs in the UK?

At wellnece.co.uk. WELLNÈCE is ROTAI’s UK store, run by the same management, and sells all five chairs from stock in Birmingham.