Human Touch Gravis ZG Review

What it has going for it

What changes in your evenings

Zero-gravity recline. Lean back until your legs rise to about the level of your heart, then let the program run.

Up to 400 lb. A stated weight capacity of 400 lb gives bigger users more headroom.

Heat. A heat function adds warmth to the massage.

Living room or bedroom?

In the living room, zero gravity tips it a long way back, so it wants the open floor a lounge usually has.

In the bedroom, the heat makes it a warm wind-down before bed.

It can go either way, so let the floor space decide.

Great for you if…

• You want to lie back with your legs raised after a long day
• You're a bigger user: it's rated for up to 400 lb
• You like a warm massage on cold evenings

Skip it if…

• You want a 4D mechanism: the listing names no mechanism
• You want rollers that reach under the seat: no SL-track is stated here
• You'd rather wait for buyer reviews: none are captured for this listing yet

What Human Touch Gravis ZG promises

The seller states, word for word, in the Human Touch Gravis ZG listing:

• Use the remote control to individually power-adjust the headrest, backrest and footrest for optimal support.
• Select from three targeted heat zones on the back, seat, and leg areas that can be turned on separately, or simultaneously.
• Recline into the comfort of zero-gravity with a simple press and hold of the ZG button on the remote.
• Battery safety feature will restore the chair back to the upright position in case of a power outage.

Their words and their figures, not our measurements. How the massage feels is something no listing can tell you.

Fit, setup and support

What the Human Touch Gravis ZG listing names:

• Zero-gravity recline
• Up to 400 lb

Hold the height range, the weight limit and the full-recline depth against your home before you order.