Kahuna Massage Chairs

Kahuna builds a focused product line: two models, both priced at $3,799, both using SL-track rollers and a similar set of core features. The LM-6800 and LM-6800S are nearly identical in structure, with the LM-6800S adding a space-saving mechanism that requires only 3 inches of wall clearance during reclining. If your room placement involves positioning the chair near a wall, the S version is the practical choice. If wall clearance is not a constraint, both chairs perform equivalently.

The LM-6800 series is consistently cited as one of the better values at its price point. The SL-track covers the full spine from neck through the glutes, which makes it more appropriate than an S-track for buyers with lower back pain. The yoga stretch program, which uses the footrest and shoulder airbags to create a full-body elongation, is one of the more useful features in the mid-range segment and not something all chairs at this price include. Body scanning is reliable and adjusts roller starting position to shoulder height with reasonable accuracy.

Kahuna's limitation is range. They do not compete in the $6,000 to $10,000 segment, so buyers whose budget allows for 4D rollers or advanced track systems will find better options elsewhere. For buyers who have settled on $3,500 to $4,500 as their target price, want SL-track coverage, and do not need 4D roller adjustment, the Kahuna LM-6800 series is a straightforward recommendation.