Customer Ratings & Reviews

Should you buy this? Yes. Does an unbelievably amazing job at relaxing those paraspinal muscles. I use this after a long day and it really does work. Only had it for a few days but I’m sure it will last.

The contour so far performs well and helps relieve occasional neck pain. The spine massager tends to push my body up or down the mat instead of gliding underneath. My wife doesnt have this issue however and she spends significantly more time on the contour than i do. She's happy with the purchase.

Great item, however, the instructions were woefully inadequate. After several attempts we were able to get it set correctly. Starting up could have been a disaster. Please have someone in your organization re-write the instructions.

This has helped my back a lot, i have upper back problems and have used this massage table everyday and it has relieved a lot of pain.

this is awesome!! highly recommend. I use it multiple times a week and it releases my lower back everytime.

Does its job. Helps my sore back. Haven't had it long enough to know reliability. Could use a better user manual. Still can't figure out how to set the upper and lower limits to the roller movement.

Great product for all sizes. Helps relieve back pain and soreness. Highly recommend it and would buy again. Well worth the money.

My wife and I love the Chirp. It allows targeted relief in the lower back. We use it daily

Very good at relieving pressure and easy to change out the rollers. The heat setting is nice. Would recommend.

Really good but if you’re super sensitive it may not be a good match for you. It’s meant to be painful until you get used to it.

all worth it. it release my back so it is less painfrl fast delivery.

Loved it a lot Loved it a lot Loved it a lot Loved it a lot

Purchased this for my wife as a gift and she loves it!

Can be intense but a blanket will help with the pressure. Great to get day started or unwind after.

Was supposed to be a Christmas present but was given early.

I like the massage features and appreciate that you can swap out the different rollers. However, the neck massage is a bit too intense for my liking. At a $500 price point, I don’t feel it’s worth keeping. If it were closer to $100, it would be a better value, but overall it feels pretty average for the cost.

The Chirp Contour Decompression and Massage Table provides a great back and neck massage. I've been using it regularly for the past week and have been very impressed. Following are my observations: - The table is solid and well made with nice material. It weighs 22 pounds, and is 43" long x 22" wide x 7" tall. You set it on the floor to use it, though I'm sure it could be on an elevated table or platform if you prefer. It holds a person up to 250 pounds. It has a wired remote control to adjust settings, and a pocket on the side the remote can be stored in. You can easily store the table under a bed or on it's side in a closet. - The table adjusts for different heights of individuals. In my household I have one user who is 5'2" and one who is 6'1" and it works well for both of us. You can adjust the position of the neck rollers via the remote, which also adjusts the height of the back rollers. Once you find the right height adjustment, you can save two different user profiles so you can adjust it to the user with one button in the future. - The table comes with three different massage rollers which are easy to snap in and out to change. The extra rollers, instructions and power cord are all stored in a storage compartment under the seat that lifts up with a latch. There is a soft roller for gentle pressure, a contour roller with four contact points for firm pressure, and a deep tissue roller for a deep tissue massage. You can easily interchange the rollers depending on preference. - The massage table is all controlled via the wired remote control. You can do a neck massage only, and reverse the direction of the neck massage points. You can also do a back massage only, using either a roll massage mode with even pressure up and down your back and adjust it to 3 different levels of pressure, or a decompress massage mode which moves the rollers in a wave motion to decompress and loosen your back. There are also two levels of heat that can be added to the back massage. You can also select the target massage mode, which is where you can move the roller up or down your back to a spot that needs some work and just let it target that area for as long as you want. This is great if you get knots in certain areas of your back. You can choose to run the neck and back areas of the massage table independently or at the same time. - In addition to the individual settings for neck and back, there are also three different preset programs. Each preset selects a combination of neck, back and heat settings to achieve a certain goal. The Warm Up Preset is designed for morning or pre-workout use, the Recovery Preset is designed for use on sore muscles after a workout or long day at the office. The Relax Preset is designed to help you relax. I like these presets as it is a one touch button to make all adjustments for different types of massages. Personally, I find myself alternating between them for whatever feels best at the time and often use more than one in a single session. - While I love all the features, following are a few cons. First, I'd like to see the remote light up better. I find while I'm laying on my back on the floor that the overhead lights don't shine on the remote since it is upside down when you are using it. This isn't a huge deal, as there are not that many buttons, and before long you end up memorizing what each button is, but at first I found myself rolling to the side to get some light on the remote to see what I was doing. Second, the massage table does a nice job massaging up and down your spine and your neck, however I wish it had some rollers that would reach my shoulders as well. You get some massage at the base of your neck, but nothing out by your shoulders. Finally, I'd like to see a longer electric cord. Since it needs to be plugged in, you need to set it up close enough to an outlet to be able to plug it in. This is not a huge deal, as I just use an extension cord to give me a little more flexibility, but a longer cord may have been helpful. All-in-all, these are pretty minor inconveniences for all the features packed into this table. I've really been enjoying my Chirp Contour Decompression and Massage Table. I work in an office and sit at a desk all day, so I find the decompression massage or the Recovery Preset really help loosen up and decompress my back after work. I also tend to have lower back pain when doing a lot of physical yard work or workouts, so I enjoy the Recovery and Relax modes to help work through that pain. In general, this massage table just feels good, and I recommend it.

This is probably a great device for men or someone looking for a deep massage. Too much pressure for me.

It is great for the neck, but it hurt my lower back. I had to return it. Husband says it was extremely painful for him.

Just after approx 4wks it started making a noise. The noise continued to grow louder with each use until it was quite loud. Noise sounds like it is coming from the mechanism that raises and lowers the back roller. When you use the decompress or target options the noise is constant. It starts off quiet but quickly grows louder until it sounds like it's going to break.