Luraco i9 Max Plus Billionaire Edition Massage Chair | Dual 3D Engines, Custom Software

At a glance

The Luraco i9 Max Plus Billionaire Edition massage chair: two 3D engines, your photo on the remote and Level II software

The Billionaire Edition is the twin engine i9 made around one owner. On top of the Special Edition's two 3D engines, backup power and name, the remote opens on the owner's photo and Luraco's Level II software lets them customize how the chair performs in every auto mode. White glove delivery to the room you choose, assembled, comes with it at no charge.

It is aimed at a buyer who wants the twin engine i9 set up around one owner, or a chair given to someone with their name and photo on it.

Because Luraco makes each one with the owner's name and picture, it is final sale; the warranty is the same as on every i9 Max Plus. Luraco builds it to order; the buy box shows an estimated delivery date and we confirm the exact date with you once Luraco schedules the build and the white glove team.

The massage

Luraco i9 Max Plus Billionaire Edition massage chair mechanics: twin 3D engines on one track

The massage hardware is the Special Edition's, part for part.

A 60 inch Split L-Track

The roller path runs from the neck down the backrest and on beneath the seat. Patent US 10,849,819 covers guide rails shaped to that curve that divide at the pivot, so the rollers pass through the bend. Our L-track vs SL-track vs S-track guide sets the three shapes side by side.

Two engines, 18 motors

Luraco fits two roller engines, sold as its 3D Butterfly Technology. Patent US 10,905,624 describes the mechanism: one motor turning a roller through an angled shaft so it moves in a three dimensional orbit. With a pair, Luraco says the chair works the full back, neck and shoulders at the same moment. For what the 3D label means, read 2D vs 3D vs 4D massage chairs.

Air, rollers and stretching

Fifty two air cells surround the frame. Rollers reach the arms, hands, calves and soles, with tripled foot rollers and Achilles nodes at the heel; the shoulder and bicep pads slide to a new height on a knob. Powered actuators draw the hands and arms into a stretch (patent pending, per Luraco), alongside a body twist, zero gravity recline and a spinal and foot stretch.

Heat and control

Heaters sit at the lower back, hands and feet, at 5 settings, and Warm Chair keeps the upholstery warm between massages; see our heated massage chairs. Intensity runs in 5 steps over 6 zones, sessions last 5 to 30 minutes, 20 by default, and the touchscreen remote updates over WiFi.

Construction and software

How Luraco builds the i9 Max Plus Billionaire Edition, and what the Level II software adds

Luraco designs, engineers and assembles the chair in Arlington, Texas, from US and global components, the qualification printed on its own badge. This edition is made per order.

Software Customization, Level II

Luraco calls it Software Customization (Level II Package): a special version of the embedded software on the keypad, motherboard and daughter boards that, in Luraco's words, lets the owner customize the chair's performance in all auto modes. The Special Edition does not have it.

The picture and the name

Luraco's manual says the Billionaire and Royal remotes show the owner's photo on the start screen. The name is programmed into the remote as well, and a leather tag on the headrest repeats it.

Backup power and the four patents

A built in rechargeable battery supplies Luraco's patented emergency backup power, which restores the chair to its original position for the user to get out if power is lost; US 10,849,819 and US 10,905,624 both claim it. Luraco gives no battery capacity. A box lined with sound absorbing material encloses the compressor and air valves, under US 10,724,549. With the Split L-Track and the 3D roller mechanism, that makes four patented features. Luraco covers the whole chair in what it calls automotive leather.

See every 3D massage chair and L-track massage chair we carry.

In the box

What ships with the Luraco i9 Max Plus Billionaire Edition, and what you add

A single box holds the main body, the footrest, two armrests and the remote. White glove delivery comes with this edition at no charge, so the team that brings it in also puts it together.

Packed inside

Main body	Frame, seat, backrest, roller track, both engines
Footrest	Pins on, then 4 electrical and 5 air connectors
Armrests	Two knob screws each, plus air and power leads
Remote	Touchscreen unit with its charging cable

Includes a Luraco wrist blood pressure and heart rate monitor accessory that charges from the chair's USB port. For general wellness reference only; not intended to diagnose.

Specifications

Luraco i9 Max Plus Billionaire Edition massage chair specifications

Warranty

Luraco i9 Max Plus Billionaire Edition massage chair warranty, for a home and for a business

Cover is identical across the i9 Max Plus editions. Final sale affects returns only.

The extended warranty row in the buy box adds Luraco's own plan, for home use only. Two extra years bring labor to 5 years, level with the 5 years of parts; we register the plan with Luraco for you within its 90 day window. Gyms, spas, clinics and offices get the business terms, without the plan. Luraco excludes normal wear on the leather, so read the 10 year figure as cover against tearing.

Making a claim

Phone Luraco's customer service, on the number in the manual, with proof of purchase. Troubleshooting by phone comes first; then, for home use, in-home labor through year three, or a return authorization number that sends the chair to a service center. Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico fall outside in-home service. The full wording is on our Luraco warranty policy page.

Listings

The chair is cULus listed to UL 1647 (UL file E340228). With the FDA, Luraco is registered as a manufacturer and the chair is listed as a Class I therapeutic massager, which is a registration and not an endorsement.