Wingback Chair with Massage and Heat, Tufted Fabric Pushback Recliner Chair, Wingback Recliner Chair with Remote Control, Padded Cushion, Wooden Legs, Small Recliners for Small Spaces

LOVE THIS CHAIR! It was easy to assemble although we did have difficulty sliding the arms down because the padding was hard to pull back to expose the slots, but after a while we got it. It's very comfortable. I had double knee replacement and it's hard for me to get up out of most chairs, but this one is tall (I'm 5'9") and had no problems. It's very sturdy and looks pretty!

Easy to assemble, is less bulky than some but fit great in my spare bedroom in a tight spot. Got an extra one for the front room too and looks great. I needed more seating, more color and the reclining is a bonus. Guests seemed pleased with the comfort and size. Perfect for my home.

Nice chair! Heat and massage (vibration, not kneading massage) works well. Nice linen material. The only complaint is that it is a little hard to get the foot rest to raise unless push hard. There is a pocket on each side of the chair. Assembly was very easy. Chair is a little bit “firm” but, overall pretty and comfy. I would purchase it again.

Very nice chair. Comfort, looks, value for money ,all in one. I have also bought similar chair from other brand for double price and now I regret that.

Easy to assemble. Comfortable and well priced. Massage is an added bonus.

Beautiful chair and perfect to relax in! Easy to put together, clear directions incase you get lost. It is firm, very sturdy, easy to recline and not to heavy, just bulky enough my 5'3" self had to slide the box around. You do have to push back to recline, not a remote to recline. For the price, I would 100% reccomend!

This chair was donated to me by friends who were interested in helping me with my recovery from hip surgery. It had all the features I was looking for, but I'm disappointed in it, because when you sit down, you can feel the motor or something under the seat. And it lands right on my sciatic nerve. So I've had to put down three pillows--one on the seat itself (a square, European style sham sized pillow) and two regular pillows to provide back and neck support. It is a little hard to push back the recliner and pull it back, but that may relax after I've used it a bit and loosened it up. I've managed to sleep more since my surgery, because the chair does provide some anti-gravity support for my back, but it will not lock all the way back. I do have less sinus congestion issues by reclining instead of laying flat. However, I can't sleep through the night on it because I wake up with some unexplainable pressure on my chest muscles. So I sleep half the night in my bed and half the night in the chair. It does the job, but not as well as I had hoped it would. If they had put more padding between the machinations of the massager and heater and the surface of the seat cushion, I might have given it a higher rating. In fact, a little more padding overall might have improved its looks--it's kind of boxy looking. It is easy to get in and out of, and I'm a petite sized woman, so my feet still dangle a little bit. I hope this helps. For the money, it's not a bad chair. Just not as nice as a more expensive chair might be. But the massage and heat features work and it does recline with a little effort, but then I'm still weak from surgery, which is why I need to make that little effort.

I like it, comfy and functional , wish wings and back secured better but no problems.