In a Nutshell:

The Osaki Titan Ador 3D Allure is an amazing chair, somewhat limited by its low maximum supported weight. Recommended for anyone weighing 260 pounds or less. This is an amazing chair.

Overall Massage Quality
Customization options
Ease of Use
Value for the Money
Brand Reliability*

Overall Rating

4.6/5
* Brand Reliability is a measure of the strength and longevity of the brand, which by extension, is a measure of the level of support you can expect.

Benefits

  • Great mix of features
  • Well-implemented design
  • Fantastic mix of technology

Drawbacks

  • Supports only up to 260 pounds
  • May not be suitable for all
Osaki Titan Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair

Recommended For: Anyone weighing 260 pounds or less. This is an amazing chair.

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Do you get home after a long workday with an aching back or sore feet? Do you suffer from chronic pain and spend more time at your local chiropractor’s office than you care to admit?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, then you’ll love what you read in this—our Ador 3D Allure review.

The Ador Allure is offered under the Titan brand, a subsidiary of Osaki, and is one of the bright lights in the massage chair industry. Titan massage chairs are typically aimed at the lower end of the market, but the Ador 3D Allure is a bit different. 

While many of the chairs Titan offers cut corners, which limit their appeal, this design goes all out, and the result is amazing.

However, as you will see, there is one limitation you’ll want to consider before you spend your hard-earned money.

In the sections that follow, we’ll walk you through everything the Ador Allure has to offer. Even if you ultimately decide that this is not the massage chair for you, we think you’ll be impressed! If that sounds good to you, let’s take a closer look.

Key Features of the Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair

We like the Allure’s aesthetic. While it is broadly similar to the design of most other massage chairs on the market today, there are enough subtle tweaks to give it more of an industrial look and feel.

It still has a slightly futuristic look, but the industrial vibe overtakes it. Granted, the aesthetic won’t be for everyone, but if your home is decorated with an industrial or futuristic style, this chair will fit in quite nicely.

Even if it’s not, Titan offers this model in black and charcoal, black and brown, or taupe.

While this isn’t an extensive array of options, there’s enough here that color matching will be a fairly simple proposition.

One thing to be aware of, however, is the fact that this is a sizeable piece of furniture with a footprint that measures 66” L x 32” W x 48.5” H when sitting upright and 73” L x 32” W x 40” H when reclined. If you plan on putting this chair in a smallish room, you may find that to be a challenge.

On the other hand, the Allure is designed with space-saving technology built in, so it only requires 2” of clearance between the back of the chair and whatever wall you decide to place it near. That’s not a magic bullet, but it should help make finding the chair a permanent home easier.

Osaki Ador 3D Allure taupe variant and its dimensions when sitting upright and when reclining

Now, though, we have come to the big limitation of this design.

The frame can only support a maximum of 260 pounds. While there’s no formal standard, the average supported weight of massage chairs is generally 300 pounds. This one doesn’t quite rise to that level, and sadly, that does (somewhat) limit its appeal.

Of course, it won’t be an issue if you weigh less than that, but if you happen to weigh more, this limitation is an outright dealbreaker.

Latest Massage Chair Technology

One of the things we love about this model is that the Titan design team behind it was uncompromising.

As we mentioned at the start, many of the chairs sold under the Titan brand cut corners, utilizing 2D massage tracks or other dated technology to keep their prices low.

Woman wearing white pants and sitting on the Ador Allure Massage Chair taupe variant with an illustration of the SL track

You won’t find any of that here. The Allure features a delightfully long SL massage track that starts near the top of the seatback, travels down its length, and then turns, traveling under the seat and allowing the quad rollers attached to it to render a massage to your glutes and the backs of your thighs.

Even better, this is a 3D track designed to allow the rollers to move along the X-, Y-, and Z-axis, making it capable of delivering a deep tissue massage. This is the first of several therapeutic benefits this design offers.

In addition, Allure boasts excellent body scanning technology. When you order a massage, the chair will quickly scan your body and adjust the position of the rollers so that they hit your pressure points precisely.

This works the overwhelming majority of the time, and on those rare occasions where it doesn’t, you’ll find controls on the remote that allow you to tweak the rollers’ position manually. This powerful one-two punch guarantees you’ll get the best massage this chair can deliver every time you use it.

Finally, the Allure sports a technology that’s still relatively new to the massage chair market:

Voice Activation!

Some other Titan chairs offer this feature, but it’s more robustly implemented on the Allure than Titan’s other offerings. The activation phrase is either “Hi Alice” or “Hey Alice,” as you prefer.

Woman wearing brown and black sweater and sitting on the Ador 3D Allure  taupe variant with side panel controller

Once activated, the chair will recognize any of the following commands:

  • Massage On
  • Massage Close
  • Comfort Massage
  • Relax Massage
  • Full Body Massage
  • Neck Massage
  • Back and Waist Massage
  • Stretch Massage
  • Open The Air Pressure
  • Close The Air Pressure
  • Up The Seat Position
  • Down The Seat Position
  • Change The Other Mode
  • Go Little Down
  • And Go Little Up

While these commands aren’t proper English and may seem a little cryptic in some cases, essentially, this listing allows you to activate the most commonly used features of the chair verbally.

There’s much more that could be done with this technology. But this is a solid start, and we hope this list will steadily expand in future model updates.

Impressive Number of Massage Options

This is the heart and soul of our Ador 3D Allure review, and we feel it is one of the piece’s strongest components. Allure’s design team pulled out all the stops here, and the result is impressive.

Titan Ador 3D Allure taupe variant with a wired remote and an illustration of the chair's massage techniques

Although you’ll see some sales material advertising six different massage techniques, eleven are on offer (but to be fair, several of these are simple variations).

These are:

  • Kneading
  • Tapping I
  • Tapping II
  • Kneading + Tapping
  • Shoulder Lifting
  • Shiatsu I
  • Shiatsu II
  • 3D I
  • 3D II
  • 3D III
  • And 3D IV

You could argue that the four “3D” options aren’t actually techniques but intensity levels that allow you to get a progressively stronger deep tissue massage, but we’ll use Titan’s conventions and call them techniques anyway.

We’d love to see a second advanced massage technique here, but even without it, this is an impressive list that far exceeds any other chair’s price range.

Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair's black remote with LCD screen and buttons, and the chair's 21 auto programs

In addition to offering impressive techniques, the Ador Allure massage chair boasts 21 different auto programs, which is amazing. Here’s the whole list:

  • Fast Massage
  • Stretch
  • Back and Waist
  • Good Night Sleep
  • Spine Massage
  • Neck and Shoulder Care
  • Waist Care
  • Comfortable Massage
  • Full Body Massage
  • 360 Full Airbag Massage
  • Energy
  • Sport Recovery
  • Brain Refresh
  • Legs Care
  • Relaxing Massage
  • Neck and Shoulder Massage
  • Joint Care
  • Office Regimen
  • Stress Relieving
  • Spine Care
  • And Rejuvenation

Bear in mind that the Allure isn’t an entry-level chair. Even so, priced in the mid-range, this model offers many pre-programmed options far above those on most other comparably priced chairs.

This list has something for everyone, and you’ll definitely enjoy experimenting to see which ones you like best.

An illustration of Osaki Ador 3D Allure's massage rollers and the chair's adjustment settings

In our view, the key auto-program is the body stretch. Although Titan/Osaki doesn’t have the industry’s best body stretch routine, it is quite good and has undeniable therapeutic benefits. 

If you regularly visit your local chiropractor’s office and your favorite part of those visits is the chiropractic adjustments you get, this may well be your favorite feature of the chair, as it closely replicates a chiropractic adjustment. We love it.

We’d still be impressed if the Allure stopped there, but there’s more. You’ll find both spot and partial massage modes available, along with an exclusively upper and an exclusively lower back mode, five massage speed options, five levels of 3D depth (which increases massage intensity in 3D mode), and five levels of intensity that can be applied universally.

That’s incredible, and it gives you all sorts of customization options to create the perfect massage. Kudos to Titan and Osaki. They outdid themselves, and you reap the benefits.

Three-Stage Zero-G Seating!

This is another very strong component of our Ador 3D Allure review. Zero-G seating gives the Allure a third therapeutic feature (deep tissue massage, body stretching, and now, Zero-G seating).

A woman sitting on the Ador 3D Allure taupe variant in zero gravity recline with the legs elevated slightly above the heart

Inspired by NASA, it makes you feel weightless while sitting in a chair, but that’s not its main value. Studies have shown that it helps to lower your blood pressure, improves circulation in general, and facilitates faster healing post-surgery.

In addition, if you place the chair in one of the three Zero-G options available before ordering a massage, you’ll note that it’s even deeper than usual because your body’s weight is pressing you more firmly against the rollers. 

If you want the deepest massage this chair can give, max out the intensity levels and put the chair in one of the Zero-G settings. It’s amazing!

Lumbar Heat

Woman wearing brown and black top and white pants and sitting on the Ador 3D Allure taupe variant

We’d rate this as an average component of our Ador 3D Allure review. We love heat, and its presence makes just about any massage you get from the chair even better. In addition, the heat is competently implemented, and it’s even better.

Having said that, Titan offers less expensive chairs with more expansive heat. We would love to have seen heated footwells here, for example, but even without that, this is a solid feature addition and another therapeutic feature the Allure brings to the table, and we like that very much.

A Decent But Uninspiring Airbag-Based Massage

The Allure has 32 airbags, which is low for a chair at its price point. Titan offers other less expensive models that contain more airbags.

Woman smiling and sitting on the Titan Ador 3D Allure with airbags at the shoulders, waist, arms, calves, and feet

Here, we feel that the main purpose of the airbags is to hold you in place while using the chair’s body stretch routine. But of course, since it’s got airbags, and since they’re strategically located throughout the chair, you can also get a good airbag-based massage from them. And further, you can adjust the intensity of that massage through five different levels of intensity.

It’s another competently implemented feature, and we’re glad it’s present; it’s just not what we’ll call the design’s signature feature. We can’t imagine that anyone will buy Allure based on the strength of its air massage alone, but it is another good capability that the design brings.

Also, note that you can activate either the upper half of the airbags or the lower half if you don’t want a full-body air massage. It’s easy to find other models that offer much more in terms of body region activation than this one, but we’re glad to see at least a couple of customization options available here.

A Wonderful Calf And Foot Massage

Most of the chairs on the market that offer calf and foot massages use airbags for your calves and rollers for the soles of your feet.

Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair taupe variant's leg ports with airbags and rollers for the calves and feet

It’s a very good combination that feels great, but there are ways to improve the basic formula.

The Allure offers one of those.

It utilizes a combination of rollers and airbags for your calves and that same combination for your feet.

The resulting calf and foot massage is glorious.

Yes, we love to see it made even better with the addition of heat, but even without that, the calf and foot massage you get from this chair is amazing. If you suffer from chronic pain in your legs and feet or if you get home after a long day’s work and want to relax and enjoy a soothing foot massage, the one you get from this chair will blow you away.

We regard this as one of the best features this chair offers, and we won’t be surprised to learn that people buy this model solely on the strength of this feature. It’s that good.

It’s Got A Number Of Extras Too!

Titan doesn’t skimp on extras regarding the Allure, either. You’ll find:

Woman closing her eyes and sitting on the Ador Allure taupe variant with speakers, controller, and wireless charger

Bluetooth speakers that allow you to wirelessly connect your phone and enjoy your favorite music while getting a massage; blue LED lights on the sides to provide a bit of mood lighting; a massage timer that lets you increase or decrease the duration of your massage, which defaults to 20 minutes; and most importantly, memory slots!

We love this feature and wish every chair on the market offered it. The Allure offers five memory slots that allow you to create a unique massage using the various customization options available and then save it for a one-touch recall later. That’s superb.

This chair, then, gives you the best of both worlds. There are many great pre-programmed options if you’d rather not be bothered by creating a uniquely customized experience or if you want to play with the manual massage mode customization options—you can do that and instantly recall your creation later on. That’s awesome.

Pros & Cons of Osaki Titan Ador 3D Allure Massage Chair

The only potential drawback of this chair is that it only supports 260 pounds of user weight. It’s got a superb mix of features, and all of them are well-implemented. 

It’s got several important therapeutic features and enough design flourishes to make casual users happy, too.

This design offers a fantastic mix of technology. Unfortunately, the modest weight limit will be a dealbreaker for some potential buyers.

Ador 3D Allure Review Conclusion

We absolutely recommend this chair to anyone who weighs 260 pounds or less. We hope that in some future model upgrade, Titan will ruggedize the frame to increase the supported weight limit so that even more people can enjoy this amazing chair.

Other Options To Consider

If you’ve read to the end of this review and the Titan Allure isn’t a good fit for you, whatever the reason, here are a couple of other models you may want to check out:

Kahuna SM-7300 Massage Chair
4.6

Recommended For: Anyone, especially big and tall users.

Kahuna is another industry titan. They make exceptional massage chairs, and this one has features you’ll love. The 7300 supports up to 320 pounds of user weight, so if the Allure isn’t rugged enough to support you, this one deserves a look.

Osaki Paragon 4D Massage Chair

Recommended For: Anyone weighing up to 280 pounds, especially if you can find this model on sale (which is fairly often!). The sale price approaches a 50% discount, making the Paragon an insanely good value.

This chair is made even more amazing because it is frequently found on sale. If you can catch it on sale, this chair’s value is incredible, and it’s loaded with features you’re sure to love. This one is not to be missed.


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