MCombo Recliner Chair with Ottoman, Swivel Living Room Chairs, Faux Leather Reclining Chair with Massage 7902 (Light Brown)

Very easy to assemble. Comfortable material.

Comfortable recliner and I like the slanted ottoman. Cushions are as a comfortable as the look. My dog made himself right at home after I got up. The material is also surprisingly soft, though I do worry how it will hold up to abuse and wear. Assembly instructions are vague but there’s not a whole lot to it anyway. The recliner is priced fair and worth buying. My only warning is that the massagers aren’t what I expected. For me, I had already decided I was going to buy the chair by the time I noticed it also had massagers so it was just a bonus. If I had bought it for the massagers, I would have been disappointed. I prefer shiatsu massagers but this is more of a gentle vibration. If you’re looking for a comfortable recliner, I highly recommend this one. If you are looking for a massage chair, look at this one closely to make sure it’s what you’re expecting.

First a few positives- the chair is comfortable, the material is soft to the touch. The chair looks like I probably paid more than I did. Instructions were adequate and assembling was average until I attempted to put the back of the chair to the seat-that is where the negative comes in. On the right side the bolt area appeared to be bent in someway compared to the left side. To get the bolt into the slot took over 40 minutes of struggling and calling someone over to help me. After that assembling continued on easily. There is a connection from the footstool to the chair for the massaging of legs. I dismantled that as I kept tripping over it-just wasn't used to something like that. [wish it either on the left or right side instead of the middle] The massaging is not as strong as other chairs I have owned but is adequate. When I recline in the chair it is comfortable but [a negative] when I raise up on the right side I have to use my hand to pull the back into place. Not sure if that is related to the bent bolt on the right. Since, I don't think I will recline much, and after spending so much time putting the chair together I plan to keep it.Now, would I buy this chair again- maybe yes because it is comfortable but I would know that purchasing it [as with any item you are putting together yourself] the bolts may not line up.

The comfort of this chair is fantastic. I let my daughter and a close friend try out the chair. They purchased the chair to. The chair takes up very little space, so if you have a small room like myself this is great.

Small in stature, minimal strength parts for construction, cheap, thin, vinyl "Leatherette" covering. How's that for a start ? It gets worse. Adjustable means getting out of the "Lounger" to turn a single threaded bolt .... deep under the seat ... with a plastic handle. Yes, there is no way to make an adjustment to the angle of the back without turning over the seat. At least the construction is so cheap they kept the weight down and made it easy to turn over. I purchased the chair to aid in the recovery of my knee surgery on the July 2nd. This is my second knee to go so I had some experience with the pain of early recovery. I purposely selected this chair based on the specifications matching the comfort I expectedto receive. It's too late now. I'll come up with an average, screw set, position that will be where it stays.Though I expected to make adjustments as pain levels dictated movement

Very comfortable put you right to sleep 🤣

The ottoman broke when I sat on it and I'm only 180 pounds

The material is pretty thin so a little disappointed in that feature. For the price, i suppose I'm satisfied but don't expect the chair to have a long life.