COMFIER Back Lumbar Support Pillow for Office, Heated Back Support with 4 Shiatsu Massage Heads & Heating Function, Memory Foam Lumbar Pillow for Computer Gaming Chair-Gray

I’ve been using the Comfier back support pillow for my office chair. It has honestly made my long hours of sitting at the computer studying for school more comfortable. The built-in Shiatsu massage has four rotating nodes that give a gentle kneading sensation that really helps loosen up my upper and lower back. It’s easy to turn it on with one button, and the automatic 15-minute timer helps me not to worry about shutting off the massager. The heating function is another big plus. It has two levels, and the warmth feels soothing without getting too hot. Just note that the heating and massage only work when it’s plugged into a home adapter. The memory foam itself feels high-quality. I also appreciate the small adjustable pillow it comes with, which helps customize the fit when I’m not using the massage function. I have noticed less tension in my upper, middle, and lower back since using it. This cushion works on almost any chair. If you sit for long periods and want better posture, less back pain, and a little extra comfort, this is a great option.

This lumbar support pillow has been a great addition to my office chair. The heat feature keeps me warm and really helps soothe my back pain during long workdays. I love the ergonomic fit because it stays in place and feels supportive without being bulky. The massage function is a nice bonus for relaxing tight muscles. Comfortable, effective, and well worth it.

This back massager is perfect for home offices or portable enough to take to work. It requires a power source, but this ensures you never run out of charge. You can feel the heat through your clothes, but you can also turn it off. It feels like a pressure point massage without being painful, and it relaxes my mid and lower back.

The lumbar support pillow is nice, but the button where you are adjusting it to the cord is way too short. The cord needs to be much longer.

My lower back stiffness has been a struggle because of long hours sitting at a desk and of course my age. I have a good chair, but I feel I need more lumbar support and thus I got this pillow. It's very affordable comparing to buying a new chair. I've been using it on my chair for a week now, and it has made a noticeable difference. The memory foam is firm yet not too hard. It fits my back and fills the gap between the chair. I feel my posture is improved with the support, which helps relieving the stress even without the massage and the heating. That said, I enjoy the massage and the heating after sitting long hours, it's soothing and helps loosen tight muscles. And it's convenient, no extra setup and I don't even need to leave my chair. I know long periods of sitting are inherently unhealthy, and I need more stretches and movement. This pillow is not a replacement for a good habit. But it is excellent for lumbar support while I'm sitting. While I always remind myself to stand up, walk and stretch every once a while, it is nice to have some aid from the pillow that can massage and heat to improve comfort. I may even bring it in the car for my next road trip, probably need some adapter for the massage/heat feature. My lower back suffered during the last road trip even with some stops and stretches, I think this pillow could be a game changer.

You can't feel the heat at all, on either hi or low. The massage nodes come on an random intervals and stay on for random amounts of time without even touching the bottons. The Elastic straps are not long enough to go around a standard desk chair. (I tried 4 different chairs, straps wouldn't reach at all.) The velcro on the straps is so weak, if you did try to stretch the elastic at all, the velcro will fail. The "adjustable" cushion adjusts to on or off. You can't actually make it fall above where the nodes are in less you modifying strap by putting knots it to take up the slack.

This massage pillow is insanely comfy! I love how it has Velcro straps on the back too so you can keep it in place, even on a place like an exercise bike! So you can workout and get a massage at the same time! Or right after without even having to move. The loop on top makes it easy to hang up for storage. Very pleased with the quality and comfortability of this pillow! I will easily be moving this around the house with me! Easily portable. Great product!

If you're looking for a massaging cushion that fits your chair and massages your lower back while providing heat, you've just found it. This pillow is made of soft, stretchy fabric in graphite gray—a great color choice for a tool you'll use often. From an anatomic perspective, the pillow is designed to blend in with your chair (and your back) perfectly - it feels like memory foam. It's not terribly heavy for a massaging device: it weighs about 3.7 lbs. The cover has an additional, tiny pillow component attached to the main cushion. You can use this little pillow or put it behind the cushion - it's your choice, really, personal preference. The gray cover unzips, so you can take it off for cleaning. It features two straps that allow you to secure it in place. On your right-hand side, directly on the cushion, are the four buttons you will need for operation. The top button is the ON/OFF button; right below is the button for the massaging feature: the tool provides a deep kneading massage for your lumbar area, clockwise or counter-clockwise. You can also turn this feature off entirely. The third button from the top is for the heat option: there are two levels you can select from, or completely turn the heat off. The lowest button is the timer. The timer function allows you to set the duration of your massager to 15, 30, or 60 minutes. This cushion requires an electrical outlet to be plugged into. I love this massaging cushion because it fits an office chair perfectly and provides everything you need in a compact tool that pampers you with a shiatsu massage (rather than vibrations) to your lower back, and also provides soothing heat. What's not to love?