Solace 210 and Respiro 270, without the brochure

Solace 210 and Respiro 270 sit at the front of the line for a reason. They are the chambers people can actually place. The pressure is the same class — 1.3 ATA — and the materials are the same family. What changes is the circle you lie in.

Solace is 53 cm across. That is a precise, compact tube: a bolster, a window at the end, a mattress cut to the curve. It is the chamber that travels, and the one that fits a room already full of other furniture. It is also the narrowest. Anyone with a larger frame, or anyone who dislikes enclosed spaces, should not be talked into it.

Respiro opens that circle to 68 cm. Still a home-scale object, still one person, but with enough width to shift a shoulder and bend a knee. Clinics with a small treatment room often stop here. Families who tried Solace and wanted more air usually do too.

Neither replaces Vitaeris 320. At 81 cm, with room for a parent beside a child, the flagship is a different specification. If the brief is “one adult, tight room, or a life that moves”, start with Solace and only step up if the diameter is the objection.

Price follows the same order. Solace is the most attainable in the line — often compared, fairly, with a serious home sauna rather than with a clinical steel vessel. The warranty published for this entry pair is five years. The European desk quotes the delivered figure, so the comparison is not a website price against a surprise invoice.