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Same brand, same L-track 4D specs, $2,700 apart. The Dynasty confirms petite and plus-size fit. The Genesis Max is the stronger value for typical buyers.

The i9 Max Plus is Made in USA, has L-track and zero gravity, and costs $1,000 less. The MAK1 has no zero gravity and an S-track. A clear case for most buyers.

Both SL-track 4D with heated rollers. The Hilux costs $1,000 less and fits buyers from 4'11". The Vigor has a 3.9-inch wall clearance for tight rooms.

L-track at $7,999 vs SL-track at $8,999. The Yugana fits petite buyers to 4'8" and needs 2 inches of wall clearance. The Maestro adds full SL coverage.

Both SL-track 4D, $500 apart. The Sensation adds TrueFit body scanning and dual reflexology foot rollers. The YUKON prioritizes precision pressure control.

L-track 4D at $4,249 vs SL-track 4D at $4,399. The MB6 covers glutes and hips. The HM-078 adds space-saving recline, foot rollers, and a 350 lb weight capacity.

Same price, same L-track 4D. The Bliss adds Zero Wall Fit space-saving and reflexology foot rollers. The MB6 Plus adds stretch programs and a confirmed 300 lb capacity.

Same brand, same price, both SL-track 4D. The Phantom II supports 335 lbs with verified plus-size fit. The Falcon XD adds stretch programs for buyers under 265 lbs.

Same price, both L-track 4D. The Evo Max needs only 2 inches of wall clearance. The Kumo 4D confirms 320 lb plus-size fit, supports buyers to 6'3", and is made in Japan.

The Ogawa is $800 less with 320 lb plus-size fit and 11-inch wall clearance. The Pro-Vigor 4D adds heated rollers and 4D precision for buyers under 260 lbs.

$500 apart. The SM-7300S adds 3-stage zero gravity and heat to lumbar, calves, and feet. The YUKON-4D delivers 4D roller precision at the lower price.

Both S-track for upper and mid-back. The Daiwa costs $2,000 less with confirmed 4'8" to 6'6" fit. The JP-3000 has a 5D roller and Japanese manufacturing.