Fujiiryoki Cyber Relax Pro Massage Chair With 4D Dual
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House of Massage Chairs · Cyber Relax Pro
Two 4D massage robots work at the same time — one across the back and one at the glutes — while the Flex Frame SL Track, 86 airbags, quadruple heat, and dedicated calf-and-foot systems build a layered full-body session around them.
01 · In One Minute
The decision starts with two mechanisms.
In brief
The Fujiiryoki Cyber Relax Pro 4D Dual massage chair is the MR8000, a premium dual-mechanism model built around simultaneous coverage rather than a single robot traveling the entire session alone. One 4D robot works the back while a second works the glute area. Around that core are a Flex Frame SL Track, 86-airbag compression system, quadruple heat for the neck, arms, legs, and lumbar area, robotic shiatsu calf massage, foot rollers, zero-gravity recline, and an 8-inch touch panel. The current HMC price is $14,999. The tradeoff is simple: it is large, heavy, and feature-rich, so room access and personal fit deserve the same attention as the massage technology.
Dual 4D robots
Back and glute mechanisms can work simultaneously, creating layered coverage that is materially different from a single-mechanism chair.
Flexible track
The Flex Frame SL Track follows from the neck toward the glutes and is designed to flatten as the chair reclines.
Air and warmth
Eighty-six airbags add compression while adjustable heat is listed for the neck, arms, legs, and lumbar area.
Lower body
An automatic extending footrest, robotic shiatsu calf system, and dedicated foot rollers give the lower body its own active hardware.
Control
Twenty preset programs, five speed levels, five air-pressure settings, and an 8-inch full-color touch panel keep adjustment visible.
Room planning
Four inches of wall clearance, a 29.9-inch minimum doorway width, and a 326.2-lb chair weight make measurement part of the purchase.
02 · Anatomy of the Pro
Five systems. One coordinated session.
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Fig. 01 — Dual 4D Massage Robots
The Core
One robot for the back. One for the glutes.
The defining hardware is a pair of 4D massage robots working in coordination. Fujiiryoki describes one mechanism as concentrating on the back while the second works the glute area. That changes the rhythm of a session: instead of waiting for one mechanism to travel from zone to zone, two areas can stay active at once.
- ArchitectureDual 4D massage robots
- Coverage logicBack + glutes simultaneously
- Techniques19 listed massage techniques
Why it mattersThe Pro earns its premium position through simultaneous mechanical work. If that layered feeling is not important to you, a simpler single-mechanism model may be the smarter purchase.
The Track
A long track that can change shape.
The Flex Frame SL Track combines a long neck-to-glute path with a frame designed to flatten in recline. The practical goal is continuity: the rollers stay connected to the body through a larger range of positions instead of forcing every session into one fixed chair shape.
- TrackFlex Frame SL Track
- ReachNeck toward glutes
- Recline behaviorFlexible lay-flat frame
Why it mattersTrack geometry affects where the mechanism can work and how contact changes as you recline. It is worth judging on your own shoulders, back, and seat rather than from a diagram alone.
Compression + Heat
Rollers do the work. Air and warmth shape the feel.
Eighty-six airbags add full-body compression around the mechanical massage. A dedicated head pillow also uses embedded airbags for gentle kneading. The quadruple heat system adds adjustable warmth at the neck, arms, legs, and lumbar area, giving you another way to soften or intensify the character of a session without making medical claims about the outcome.
- Air system86 airbags
- Head pillowKneading airbags
- HeatNeck · arms · legs · lumbar
Why it mattersCompression is not a substitute for roller depth. It is a second texture: holding, squeezing, and releasing while the robots continue their own work.
The Lower Body
The footrest is an active massage system.
The leg section automatically extends to accommodate different leg lengths, while a robotic shiatsu calf massager and dedicated foot rollers handle the lower body. That matters for buyers who do not want an advanced back mechanism attached to a passive footrest.
- Leg lengthAutomatic footrest extension
- CalvesRobotic shiatsu calf massager
- FeetDedicated reflexology rollers
Why it mattersCalf pressure and footwell fit are highly personal. This is one of the systems to test carefully before purchase, especially when more than one person will use the chair.
The Interface
Advanced hardware needs simple control.
The 8-inch full-color touch panel is the primary interface, supported by fingertip keys for quick adjustments. Twenty pre-programmed modes provide ready-made sessions, while five speed levels and five air-pressure settings let you tune how the chair behaves. Bluetooth audio with a subwoofer and wireless phone charging sit around the massage experience rather than defining it.
- Presets20 programs
- Speed5 levels
- Air pressure5 settings
- Controller8-inch full-color touch panel
Why it mattersA large feature set only has ownership value when the controls make repeat use easy. Try changing speed, air pressure, heat, and program from the seated position.
03 · The Dual-Mechanism Experience
Two mechanisms. Different jobs.
The Cyber Relax Pro is easiest to understand by ignoring the long feature list for a moment. Its central decision is architectural: do you want simultaneous mechanical work across the back and glute area? If yes, the dual 4D system gives this chair a reason to exist beyond extra accessories.
The flexible track then keeps those mechanisms useful through recline, while air compression, heat, and lower-body hardware fill the gaps a roller-only design cannot. The result is not automatically better for every person; it is more layered, more adjustable, and more complex.
- i.Back robotContinuous upper-body work
- ii.Glute robotSecond active zone
- iii.Flex Frame SL TrackContact through recline
- iv.86-airbag systemCompression around the rollers
- v.Quadruple heatAdjustable warmth in four regions
The Cyber Relax Pro is a relaxation and wellness product. Its massage, compression, heat, recline, and biometric features are not a diagnosis or treatment and do not replace professional care.
04 · Fit & Personalization
The specs can narrow fit. Your body decides it.
HMC currently verifies the automatic footrest extension and the chair's room-access measurements, but does not publish a reliable recommended user-height range or maximum user-weight figure for this exact Pro page. Those are purchase-critical fit facts, so confirm them directly before ordering.
Compare this model in person →Judge the dual robots on your frame.
Check whether the back mechanism lands where you expect at the shoulders and lumbar area, then notice whether the second mechanism adds useful glute coverage or simply more stimulation than you prefer.
Let the footrest extend, then check pressure.
The leg rest extends automatically, but extension alone does not guarantee comfort. Confirm calf alignment, footwell length, and roller pressure for every regular user.
Use the five speed and five air settings.
Do not judge the chair from one preset. Move between gentle and stronger settings so you know whether its usable range fits your preference.
Test the track while the chair changes shape.
Recline changes contact. Pay attention to shoulder position, lower-back reach, glute contact, and whether getting in and out remains comfortable.
Confirm height and weight before purchase.
Because a verified user-height and maximum user-weight range is not published consistently for this exact HMC listing, ask HMC to confirm those limits for the current MR8000 configuration before checkout.
05 · Feature Index
What each verified feature changes.
A useful feature list explains the ownership difference. These are the systems verified on the current HMC listing and current manufacturer page.
Allows simultaneous mechanical work across the back and glute area instead of asking one robot to cover both sequentially.
Broadens the movement vocabulary available to the dual mechanisms without turning technique count into a substitute for fit.
Extends roller travel from the neck toward the glutes while allowing the frame to flatten in recline.
Adds full-body squeeze-and-release around the mechanical massage, with five air-pressure settings.
Adds gentle air-driven kneading at the head-pillow area rather than relying only on the main robots.
Provides adjustable warmth at the neck, arms, legs, and lumbar area as a comfort feature.
Adjusts leg-rest length automatically, reducing manual setup between users with different leg lengths.
Gives the calves an active mechanical system rather than compression alone.
Adds dedicated underfoot rolling so the lower-body experience extends through the soles.
Changes body position for a different massage feel while requiring only four inches of wall clearance.
Provides ready-made sessions when you do not want to construct a manual routine from individual settings.
Puts program and intensity choices on a large visual controller, with fingertip keys for faster changes.
Adds built-in audio for longer sessions without changing the core massage performance.
Keeps a compatible phone powered while the chair is in use.
Provides a heart-rate reading as a session reference; it should not be treated as a diagnostic or medical measurement.
06 · In Your Home
Measure the delivery path, not just the wall.
minimum doorway width is the first planning number. HMC also lists a 326.2-lb chair weight, 4-inch wall clearance, and 8.6-inch footrest clearance. Confirm the full delivery path before the chair ships.
Wall + footrest clearance
The current HMC specification record lists 4 inches behind the chair and 8.6 inches for footrest clearance. Those are verified placement numbers; the full upright and reclined footprint should still be confirmed with HMC before delivery.
Weight + power
Chair weight is listed at 326.2 lb / 148 kg, with 210W power consumption. Plan the room and route for a heavy one-piece product rather than assuming it can be repositioned casually after setup.
Finishes
- Admiral
- Champagne
- Graphite
- Midnight
- White
Color availability is variant-dependent; check the selector above for the current purchasable finish.
Delivery route
Measure exterior and interior doors, hallways, stairs, elevator access, turns, and the final room approach. White Glove service remains subject to access, fitment, safety, and provider availability.
07 · Ownership
The purchase includes more than the chair.
Delivery
White Glove is currently included.
The live HMC product page states White Glove delivery is included. HMC's current shipping policy describes eligible service as in-home placement, basic assembly and setup, packaging removal, connection to an accessible outlet, and a basic function check, subject to access and service availability.
Warranty
2-year manufacturer-backed coverage.
The current HMC product surface states a 2-year manufacturer-backed warranty and notes that extended factory coverage is available. Because manufacturer warranty pages describe terms as model-specific, confirm covered parts, labor, travel, exclusions, and the exact service path before purchase.
Service + showroom support
Clarify fit before delivery day.
HMC's showroom team can help verify fit, pressure preference, doorway planning, delivery access, and ownership questions. Call ahead if you want to test this exact model; floor availability should never be assumed from the product page.
Delivery estimates, model availability, service logistics, and warranty coverage can change. The current product page lists an estimated 5–14 business-day delivery window; confirm destination-specific timing and final terms at checkout.
08 · The Buyer Fit
Who should shortlist the Cyber Relax Pro.
A strong fit if you…
- Specifically want simultaneous back-and-glute mechanical massage from dual 4D robots.
- Value full-body air compression and want five adjustable air-pressure settings rather than one fixed squeeze.
- Care about dedicated calf and foot hardware, not just a long back track.
- Want adjustable heat across multiple regions as part of a comfort-focused routine.
- Prefer a large touch interface and ready-made programs, but still want speed and pressure control.
- Have the room and delivery path for a 326.2-lb premium chair.
Consider another model if you…
- Do not care about simultaneous dual-mechanism coverage and would rather pay for a simpler architecture.
- Need a compact, easy-to-move chair or have a doorway narrower than the verified 29.9-inch minimum.
- Want AI-led sensing and adaptive massage to be the main story rather than dual 4D hardware.
- Need a published, verified height or weight fit number before you can shortlist a chair; confirm those limits first.
- Prefer minimal controls and a smaller feature set over a highly configurable premium system.
Closest Alternative
Choose the architecture that matches your priority.
The strategy-designated alternative is the Cyber Relax AI JP-4100. The useful distinction is not which chair has the longer feature list; it is whether you want the Pro's dual 4D architecture or the JP-4100's 5D-AI sensing and customization emphasis.
| Decision factor | Cyber Relax Pro 4D Dual | Cyber Relax AI JP-4100 |
|---|---|---|
| Core mechanism | Two 4D massage robots working across back and glutes. | 5D-AI Mecha Plus with AI-controlled adjustment. |
| Primary intelligence | Hardware-led dual-mechanism coordination; biometric fingertip reading is a secondary feature. | AI Double Sensing+ maps shoulder position and spinal curve across multiple measurement points. |
| Program philosophy | 20 preset programs, 5 speed levels, and 5 air-pressure settings. | Broader course menu and saved user customization are part of its current positioning. |
| Upholstery + origin | Manufacturer identifies MR8000 as designed in Japan and manufactured in China. | Current HMC listing identifies JP-4100 Executive Edition as real leather and Made in Japan. |
| Primary reason to choose | Simultaneous mechanical coverage plus 86 airbags, quadruple heat, and robust lower-body hardware. | AI-led sensing, adaptive massage, and premium Executive Edition materials. |
Specification Index
The verified record.
Identity + purchase
Massage architecture
Air + heat
Lower body + recline
Programs + controls
Convenience
Room + electrical
Delivery + warranty
Confirm the exact full upright and reclined dimensions, recommended user-height range, maximum user weight, current warranty inclusions, and destination-specific delivery terms with HMC before purchase. Those values are not published consistently enough across the current authoritative surfaces to hard-code here.
Questions
Cyber Relax Pro FAQs.
What is the current price of the Fujiiryoki Cyber Relax Pro 4D Dual?+
The current HMC price is $14,999.00. Because pricing can change, the product price shown above the description remains the final commerce reference at checkout.
What are the room and doorway requirements for the Cyber Relax Pro?+
HMC currently lists 4 inches of wall clearance, 8.6 inches of footrest clearance, a 29.9-inch / 76 cm minimum doorway width, and a chair weight of 326.2 lb / 148 kg. Confirm the exact full upright and reclined footprint, stairs, hallways, turns, and final room access before delivery.
What user height and weight range fits the Cyber Relax Pro?+
The current HMC and manufacturer surfaces checked for this exact MR8000 do not publish a consistent recommended user-height range or maximum user-weight figure that is safe to hard-code. The footrest extends automatically, but you should confirm the current limits with HMC and test shoulder, calf, and foot fit before purchase.
What massage mechanism and track does the Cyber Relax Pro use?+
It uses dual 4D massage robots and a Flex Frame SL Track. Fujiiryoki describes one robot as working the back and the second as working the glute area simultaneously, while the flexible track follows from the neck toward the glutes and can flatten in recline.
How many airbags, programs, and intensity settings does it have?+
The Cyber Relax Pro is listed with 86 airbags, 20 pre-programmed modes, 5 speed levels, and 5 air-pressure settings. It also uses an 8-inch full-color touch panel with fingertip keys for quick adjustments.
Does the Cyber Relax Pro massage the calves and feet?+
Yes. The lower-body system includes a robotic shiatsu calf massager, dedicated foot reflexology rollers, air compression, and an automatically extending footrest. Calf and foot pressure are personal, so this is a feature set worth testing in person.
What heat zones does the Cyber Relax Pro have?+
The current manufacturer and HMC feature records list adjustable heat at the neck, arms, legs, and lumbar area. Heat is presented here as a comfort feature for the massage experience, not a medical treatment.
What warranty and delivery terms apply to the Cyber Relax Pro?+
The current HMC listing states a 2-year manufacturer-backed warranty, extended factory coverage available, an estimated 5–14 business-day delivery window, and included White Glove delivery. White Glove service is subject to access, fitment, safety, and local provider availability, so confirm final coverage and destination-specific terms before checkout.
Before You Decide
Feel the second mechanism.Then decide if it matters.
The Pro's value is difficult to judge from a spec sheet because the decision is about simultaneous contact, pressure character, calf and foot fit, and how the flexible track feels in recline. Compare those details in person, then verify room access, delivery, and warranty before you commit.
Contact HMC before traveling to confirm current showroom availability for the Cyber Relax Pro.
The Decision
Cyber Relax Pro
4D Dual.
Choose it for the reason that is hardest to copy: two 4D mechanisms doing different jobs at the same time. The 86-airbag system, four-region heat, lower-body hardware, flexible track, and touch controls are meaningful support systems, but the dual-robot architecture is the real buying decision. If you do not need that architecture, compare down. If you do, verify body fit and room access before checkout.
Fujiiryoki Cyber Relax Pro 4D Dual MR8000 · Sold by House of Massage Chairs. Current HMC listing: $14,999.00, In Stock, estimated 5–14 business-day delivery, included White Glove delivery subject to access, and 2-year manufacturer-backed warranty. Confirm full dimensions, user height and weight fit, final warranty coverage, delivery feasibility, and showroom availability before purchase.