November 14, 2026 · 2 min read

How to choose a SIDORA massage chair for home: 6 criteria

Six simple questions that help you choose a chair for yourself, not for the advert.

Mykhailo RybinAuthor:

Woman relaxing in a SIDORA Imperio massage chair in a bright room

Short answer.

  • Most technology — Imperio (UAH 728,000): adaptive 5D robot, 27 sensors, 73 airbags.
  • Deep stretching — Sentio Max (UAH 408,636) and A70Max (UAH 339,000): two mechanisms and Bi-Stretch programmes.
  • 4D massage on a sensible budget — Livaro (UAH 197,080) and Miore (UAH 165,880).

You can try every chair at our Kyiv showroom (8 Volodymyra Ivasiuka Ave, building 5). Free delivery across Ukraine, 5-year warranty.

1. Massage mechanism

2D, 3D, 4D and 5D describe how the massage rollers move. 4D adds changes of speed and rhythm to pressure depth; the 5D robot in SIDORA Imperio also adjusts massage force using pressure sensors. More in 2D, 3D, 4D or 5D.

2. Track and massage length

An L- or SL-shaped track guides the rollers from neck to glutes. Imperio uses the flexible two-part 638-LiFlex track; Sentio Max has a track with a 176° opening angle. The longer and more flexible the track, the fewer areas of your back are missed.

3. Legs and feet

Check for calf airbags, foot rollers and heating. Imperio has 3 rows of foot rollers and foot rotation, Sentio Max has Bi-Stretch with independent control of each leg, Miore has massage heads in the calf unit.

4. Zero Gravity and stretching

The weightless position takes load off the spine, and stretching programmes relax the back and hips. Imperio, Sentio Max and Livaro have two Zero Gravity stages. More about the feature in Zero Gravity explained.

5. Heat, sound and controls

Back and leg heating, Bluetooth speakers, voice control and wireless charging are things you will use every day. Check that the controls suit you: Imperio has a 12.3″ touchscreen, Sentio Max an 8″ tablet plus armrest buttons.

6. Room space and budget

Measure the space including the reclined position, and the width of doors and the lift. By price the SIDORA range runs: Miore — UAH 165,880, Livaro — UAH 197,080, A70Max — UAH 339,000, Sentio Max — UAH 408,636, Imperio — UAH 728,000.

A final tip

The best decision comes after 15–20 minutes in the chair. Book a test drive at our Kyiv showroom and our manager will show you the differences between models. A massage chair is for relaxation and does not replace medical treatment; if you have health conditions, consult your doctor.

Frequently asked questions

Which SIDORA massage chair is best for home?

It depends on your budget and expectations. Imperio is the flagship with adaptive 5D massage, Sentio Max and A70Max suit stretching lovers, Livaro and Miore offer 4D massage at a more affordable price.

Can I try a chair before buying?

Yes, at our Kyiv showroom: 8 Volodymyra Ivasiuka Ave, building 5, Mon–Fri 10:00–17:00, Saturday by appointment.

What warranty do SIDORA chairs have?

An extended 5-year warranty: 2 years from the manufacturer plus 3 years of free repair (you pay only for parts).

Models in this article

SIDORA Imperio: Adaptive 5D massage, 27 sensors and Monster audio SIDORA ImperioAdaptive 5D massage, 27 sensors and Monster audio● In stock
UAH 728,000
NewSIDORA Sentio Max: New: two mechanisms 4D + 3D, Bi-Stretch and graphene heating SIDORA Sentio MaxNew: two mechanisms 4D + 3D, Bi-Stretch and graphene heating● Made to order
UAH 408,636
SIDORA Livaro: 4D massage, head compression and 2 Zero Gravity positions SIDORA Livaro4D massage, head compression and 2 Zero Gravity positions● In stock
UAH 197,080
SIDORA Miore: 4D massage, 22 programmes and rocking function SIDORA Miore4D massage, 22 programmes and rocking function● In stock
UAH 165,880

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