EAGO Freestanding Air Bubble Bathtub

An air bath and a whirlpool are not the same thing, and the difference is worth understanding before you choose.

A whirlpool pushes water through a handful of jets — powerful, directional, closer to a massage. An air bath pushes air through hundreds of tiny holes spread across the whole floor of the tub. What you feel is not a jet hitting one spot but a fine effervescence rising around your whole body. It's quieter, gentler, and for many people far more restful.

These have 210 to 250 air holes depending on the model, set roughly an inch apart, with two pressure levels changed by a single button. The control panel is concealed and sits flush against the tub surface — no protruding keypad interrupting the line of the piece.

A chromatherapy LED system runs underneath, shifting gradually from color to color in a cycle.

The 66" round is the showpiece: two people, 121.5 gallons, and a form that works in the middle of a room rather than against a wall.

Note on installation. These require an electrical connection for the blower motor as well as a floor drain and water lines, and none has pre-drilled faucet holes — plan on a floor or wall mounted filler. Have an electrician confirm the circuit before delivery.

Specifications

• 66" Round: 66 × 66 × 29.5" · seats two · 250 air holes · 121.5 gallons
• 6 ft single: 68.88 × 32.5 × 32.25" · 250 air holes · 45 gallons
• 74": 74.75 × 33.5 × 28" · seats two · 210 air holes · 58 gallons
• Acrylic, white · air blower motor with two pressure levels
• Concealed flush touch control panel · chromatherapy LED lighting
• Built-in overflow · requires 110V electrical connection
• No pre-drilled faucet holes — requires a floor or wall mounted filler, sold separately
• 1 year limited warranty on all parts

Ships by freight, delivered curbside. Please read our Delivery & Inspection guide before your delivery arrives.