Why I buy this one ?
- Massage seat syncs sound directly to relaxing massage
- Easily connects to iPods or MP3 players, and even includes an adaptor to connect to gaming consoles
- Features built-in, dual, adjustable aluminum cone speakers
- Designed with three preset programs and a wide variety of adjustable features, such as speed, intensity, and volume
- Measures 18 x 42 x 2.75 inches (flat) and weighs 6.5 pounds

What our customer's say!

"Chirstmas presents", I got this chair for my brothers for christmas since they play football games and halo. They love it. Especially when they get to feel the action in the game.

"Relaxing!", I like it a lot, i just sit there and plug my mp3 and relax. The only annoying thing is that it automatically power off after 15 minutes, so you need to press the start button.

"HoMedics iCush-100 Immersive Audio Sync Massage Seat", This is an ok product. Not thrilled though. The massaging part is not a massage at all but a violent vibration. Wouldnt waste my money on it.

"Nice chair", This massager was a decent purchase. It is completely worth the amount I paid for it.

"Was a much loved gift", I bought this for my son-in-law who is a total geek for anything electronic so it's hard to buy for him because he pretty much has everything electronic that he wants. So when I saw this in my Gold Box offers for under $50, I snatched it up for his birthday and know what? He loves it! He was really impressed with me for getting it and says that all of his friends at work (where he took it) are jealous and want one for themselves. BTW, he's a film/TV sound editor so he does know his electronics and so do his co-workers. Great product!

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Surprisingly Good", I purchased this item for two reasons: 1. for myself due to the massage feature (which vibrates more than massages) and 2. for my husband to enhance his gaming experience. Both of us have been pleasantly surprised. However, we wish it were wireless. Thanks!

"iCush Haven", I occasionally suffer with lower back pain and sciatica. Sitting at a desk all day can sometimes aggravate the condition. I put the iCush in my chair at work. When I feel my "little twinges" approaching, I pull up the smooth jazz on my laptop and plug in my iCush. I am 5'3" (so by no means average height) and the iCush feels as if it is massaging all the right pressure points. I have not had a "full back outage" since I have purchased it. I am now regretting not buying one for home and one for the office.

"Made by 'Ho' Medics", The name says it all...don't let the pictures above of "happy endings" fool you. the massager isn't THAT good....

"A gimmick", I tried this in a store once and was really unimpressed. Vibration is not my idea of massage. The speakers were poor in my opinion. Some people may find the game vibrating feature to be cool, but if you're looking for a massager, look into one of HoMedics other massager cushions with motorized balls such as the SMB-200, SMB-300, or QRM-400. They're more expensive, but they're easily worth the difference if you want something to relax you. And for audio, get some good ear buds, headphones, or a real audio system that can really immerse you in sound.

"homedics icush", i don't like it..it is not working.i paid too much for this,not worth it.
i wish i could get a refund and return but too much hassle to return and expensive.