In a Nutshell:

The Titan Elite 3D is an excellent entry-level, therapeutic massage chair with some cutting-edge features that will impress. Recommended for anyone on a budget, who weighs 260 pounds or less, who’s looking for a chair with a solid therapeutic punch.

Overall Massage Quality
Customization options
Ease of Use
Brand Reliability*

Overall Rating

4.7/5
* 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

  • Low price
  • Packed with therapeutic features
  • Lots of finishing touches
  • Voice control feature
  • Minor complaints

Drawbacks

  • Only supports up to 260 pounds
  • Heat feature is limited
  • Short on advanced techniques
Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair

Recommended For: Anyone on a budget, who weighs 260 pounds or less, who’s looking for a chair with a solid therapeutic punch.

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Do you come home from work daily with sore feet and an aching back? After working in the yard, do you rush for the heating pad or reach for the Icy Hot or BenGay to take the edge off?

If you answered yes to either of those questions, suffer from chronic pain, and are in the market for a good massage chair—priced right and offering some solid therapeutic features—then you’ll love what you read in this Titan Elite review.

Don’t recognize the Titan brand? Not to worrythis chair is made by one of the industry leaders, Osaki.

Titan is simply another brand under the company’s umbrella. Check out this post for more information on their products. And as you’ll see, it is a sturdy, capable chair.

Having said that, we’ll be quick to admit that it’s not for everyone. It does have a few shortcomings and limitations to be aware of before you spend your hard-earned money. Ready to find out if this is the massage chair you’ve been looking for?

Read on, and let’s find out!

Key Features of The Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair

Let’s talk about first impressions. The Titan Elite’s design team didn’t make any special effort to hide the true function of their massage chair, which means that unless you have a space-age-inspired home décor scheme, this model will clash with the rest of your furniture.

That’s not the end of the world, but it is something to be mindful of.

The good news is that the Titan Elite comes in three colors (Taupe, Brown, or Black). So, although it may not be aesthetically pleasing, you can at least do some basic color matching.

In truth, though, most of the chairs sold today don’t blend seamlessly with existing décor schemes, so we can’t count that as a strike against this model. Still, we would have been remiss if we hadn’t mentioned it quickly.

It’s about average in terms of its overall footprint, measuring 30″ W x 46″ H (upright), 41″ H (reclined), 61″ L (upright) to 68″ (reclined), and weighing 230 pounds.

It’s a sizeable piece of furniture, but if you have space for a recliner, swapping it out for this chair should be easy enough.

One point worth mentioning is that the Titan Elite is built with space-saving technology. This means it pivots on its base when you recline. This is significant because it reduces the space needed between the back of the chair and the wall you place it near. 

Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair with taupe PU upholstery and the chair's dimensions when sitting upright and when reclined

You’ll only need about two inches of clearance, which is superb and makes it even easier to find a permanent home for the chair. Kudos to Osaki for a job that was very well done on that front!

Unfortunately, before we leave this section, we have to highlight a potentially deal-breaking weakness in the design.

Most chairs on the market today (regardless of type) can support about 300 pounds of user weight, and some can support significantly more. The Titan Elite, however, can only support 260 pounds of user weight.

That won’t matter if you weigh less than that. But if you happen to weigh more, it’s going to be a deal-breaker—no matter how much you may like the design overall.

SL-Track & Quad Rollers

Titan Elite 3D taupe variant with SL track that starts at the neck and ends under the thighs

Moving beyond aesthetics, the Titan Elite 3D has very good bones and is built with tech that’s considered the current industry standard. The 3D SL track is delightfully long and allows the quad rollers to travel from your neck down the length of your spine, then move under the seat to massage the back of your thighs and your glutes.

In addition, note that we said “3D quad rollers.” That’s significant because any massage chair that features rollers that can move along the X-, Y-, and Z-axis gives a better overall massage. On this model’s maximum intensity setting, you can get a deep tissue massage from the Titan, which is something we’ll have more to say about a little later in this review.

Body Scanning Tech Included

Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair with taupe PU upholstery and an illustration of the chair's body scanning tech

Most massage chairs on the market today feature body scanning tech, so this one’s inclusion isn’t a huge surprise. Even so, Osaki has a very good, highly effective body scanning routine that gets the rollers in exactly the right position based on your body’s pressure points—about 98% of the time.

Even better, the remote has buttons that allow you to manually tweak the roller positions on rare occasions when the body scan doesn’t quite get it right. Every time you order a massage, you’ll get the best one this chair can give, which is pretty awesome.

Surprising Number of Massage Options

Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair with taupe PU upholstery, black base, and brand name in glossy taupe on the sides

This is where the rubber hits the road; as such, it’s a pivotal component of our Titan Elite 3D massage chair review.

The first thing to mention is that the chair offers a stunning eleven different massage techniques.

That’s impressive. But before you get too excited, there’s only one advanced technique, and many offered techniques are variations. Here’s what you’ll find:

  • Kneading
  • Tapping
  • Kneading & Tapping
  • Tapping II
  • Shiatsu
  • Shiatsu II
  • 3D – Variant I
  • 3D – Variant II
  • 3D – Variant III
  • 3D – Variant IV
  • And Shoulder Lift

We’re not 100% sold on calling the variants distinct massage styles. But even if you strip those out of the count, you’re still left with six good techniques and five variations on a theme. This is much more than you’ll get from just about any other comparably priced chair today, which is amazing.

Titan Elite 3D taupe variant and a person holding the black wired remote with screen and buttons

Even better, the Titan Elite offers 21 preprogrammed massages, giving you many options at the touch of a button. These options are:

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

Most of these are self-explanatory, but there are key things to focus on here.

First, the user manual describes the full-body massage as a deep tissue” offering, which aligns with what we discussed earlier regarding this machine’s capabilities.

Second, note that there are a few different highly specialized routines, including neck and shoulder care, spine care, and two options for your hips and waist.

Finally, this chair offers a body stretch massage routine that utilizes a combination of airbags and rollers. That’s huge and represents another significant therapeutic feature (with the deep tissue massage being the first).

While Osaki doesn’t have the best body stretch in the industry in our view (that honor falls to Kahuna), theirs is pretty good and adds value to this model.

If that’s not enough for you, this chair offers many different customization options, including three different speed settings for the rollers and spot and partial massage modes that allow you to zero the rollers in on specific areas of your body. Given the Titan Elite’s modest price tag, that’s simply amazing.

A Very Good Airbag Massage Too

Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair taupe variant with airbags located at the shoulders, arms, waist, calves, and feet

In addition to offering a stellar roller-based massage with several different therapeutic options, the Titan Elite also offers a surprisingly good airbag-based massage.

We’d rate this as an above-average feature implementation, mostly because the air massage can be customized via five intensity levels—just like the roller-based massage can—but the relatively low number of airbags limits the overall quality.

It’s still very good, and the company did a good job with strategic placement, but this feature would be even better if the chair had more airbags.

Also, note that many other chairs (including many of Osaki’s other offerings) allow you to specify a number of different body regions to focus on specific areas with your airbag massage. The Titan comes up short in this regard, offering only Upper and Lower body options.

On the other hand, acupressure nodes will give your hands a delightful massage—a rare feature on massage chairs at any price—so that’s a point in Titan’s favor, especially if you suffer from arthritis. If you do have arthritis, this feature may wind up being your favorite aspect of the chair’s design.

Zero-G Seating Options Available

Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair taupe variant in zero gravity recline with the legs elevated slightly above the heart

This section will be relatively short, but it is an important component of our Titan Elite review.

Only a minority of massage chairs on the market today offer Zero-G seating, and most only offer a single seating position. The Titan Elite offers three different seating options, which is amazing.

Even better, if you order a massage using the highest roller intensity setting and put the chair in one of the three Zero-G positions, it will allow the rollers to press even more deeply into your back so that you can break up those knots.

In addition, if you have recently had surgery or plan to have surgery shortly, you’ll fall in love with this chair’s Zero-G feature. It will help mitigate your pain and facilitate recovery by improving blood flow. That’s good stuff!

Lumbar Heat

Titan Elite 3D taupe variant with a pair of heating coils in the lumbar area and a wired remote in one arm

So far, we’ve discussed three therapeutic features the Titan Elite offers (deep tissue massage, Zero-G seating, and body stretching). Well, now we can discuss a fourth one because this chair also offers heat for the lumbar region of your back.

The massage you get from this model feels good, but adding heat to the equation makes it even better and further enhances the value of the deep tissue massage the chair is capable of giving.

We would love to have seen more extensive heat on offer here, but given the chair’s attractive price, we’re honestly surprised to see it anywhere. 

An Outstanding Calf and Foot Massage Too

Person sitting on the Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair taupe variant with airbags and rollers for the calves and feet

This will be another relatively short but incredibly important segment of our Titan Elite review because this chair’s calf and foot massage is outstanding, even without heat in the footwells (which, if it had been included, would have made it one of the best in the industry).

Most of the chairs on the market today offer calf and foot massages. Airbags are used for the calf massage, and rollers are used for the bottoms of the feet.

This chair also does that, but it also includes a special roller in each leg massage port for your calves, giving it a dimension we’ve never seen on any other model. It feels great, and if you have a job requiring you to spend several hours a day on your feet, you’ll probably fall in love with this feature.

Best of all, you can adjust the intensity of the airbags and the rollers via the remote to three different levels. We love it, and we think you will, too.

Stunning Number of Extras

Titan Elite 3D taupe variant with speakers built into the headrest

Given the many therapeutic features we’ve discussed and the relatively low price of the chair, we weren’t expecting any extras.

The Titan Elite delivers on this front, which makes it a pleasant surprise and then some. Here’s what you’ll find on this chair:

  • A USB port
  • Five memory slots, allowing you to save a wide range of custom massage routines for one-touch recall later on
  • Bluetooth speakers built into the chair
  • A built-in massage timer (All massages default to a 20-minute duration, but you can modify the time via the remote to a minimum of 5 minutes and an absolute maximum of 40.)
  • And voice control, too!

The voice control is somewhat limited as the chair only understands fifteen commands.

Even so, it’s amazing that you can access so many of the chair’s features without bothering with the remote!

The commands the chair recognizes are:

“Hi Alice” or “Hey Alice” (activation phrase)

  • 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 a little down
  • Go a little up

In addition, the remote is incredibly well-designed and easy to use. While it will take some time to explore all the chair’s features, you can enjoy your first massage mere minutes after setting it up in your living room, and that is superb.

Pros & Cons of Titan Elite 3D Massage Chair

We like almost everything about this Titan Elite 3D chair. It’s offered at an almost shockingly low price, packed with therapeutic features, and it’s got a huge number of finishing touches and design flourishes, including voice control, which is beginning to become more common but still only offered on a handful of models at this point.

The design’s one big weakness is that it can only support 260 pounds of user weight.

We also wish the heat was more extensive and that the company had nixed the massage variants and offered an additional advanced technique. Still, everything other than the supported weight limit is more of a minor gripe than a genuine problem.

Titan Elite Review Conclusion

Whether you’re a hobbyist user or someone who suffers from chronic pain and is looking for a chair with real therapeutic value, you’ll find a lot to like here. Assuming that the weight limit isn’t a deal-breaker for you, we recommend it. This chair will impress.

Other Options To Consider

There aren’t any other massage chairs on the market that deliver this level of therapeutic value for the money, so it’s not easy to find a comparably priced alternative. That said, here are a couple of other options you may want to consider:

Forever Rest FR-6KSL Massage Chair

Recommended For: Anyone weighing up to 300 pounds who is on a budget and doesn’t have a specific therapeutic need.

This is a great chair that punches well above its weight class. It has a similar feature set but a slightly different aesthetic and a few functionalities you won’t find on the chair we just reviewed. It is a worthy alternative.

Kahuna LM6800 Massage Chair
4.6

Recommended For: Hobbyist/casual users, chronic pain sufferers, and taller users, almost anybody, will love this chair!

In the value segment of the market, we almost can’t help but mention this chair as it is the best value on the market today. Packed with features and sporting the best body stretch in the industry, this is a good alternative for anyone looking for the best body stretch.


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