- Seatcraft Paladin Home Theater Seating Brown Single Recliner

The two single seats arrived sooner than estimated. Assembly was easy, just connect four cables and insert the chair backing which snaps into place. The included swivel tray sits fairly low so if you have big legs it might rest on them while reclined. The chair also came with anti-slip pads to put under the legs of the chair. The chair has electric adjustments for the headrest, lumbar, and recline and has a massage + heat option in the back rest. The chair barely moves back when reclined so you can place this chair close to the wall. The single chair ships in a big box which probably weighs around 185lbs. Make sure to have help moving it since it's hard to carry. I'm surprised it doesn't ship in two boxes, one for the base of the chair and another for the headrest and other parts that way it's easier to get into the customer's home.

Was concerned this recliner would look cheap and not perform well. Very happy to say this is an awesome recliner. Looks great, fabric comfortable and sturdy. Reclines, massages and heats well. Compared to the name brand recliners this is a great deal at less then half the price!!!

Here are my thoughts after having and using this chair for a little over a month: It's an excellent, high-quality product. You won't be gambling here like you would from some "Temu" product. High quality leather (I ordered the black), comfortable, and perfectly functional. All the various features work perfectly. The LED lights look nice (electric blue in color, which can't be changed), the recliner, headrest, and lumbar are all adjustable. The massage feature is, in my opinion, underwhelming, but I wasn't expecting much there, and I didn't buy this chair for that feature anyway. But it works just fine and doesn't feel BAD. The heater works and quickly heats up the chair and regulates that heat at a comfortable temperature. Both the heater and the massager automatically shut off after a while, so they won't run and waste electricity if you forget to turn them off or fall asleep. The compartments on both sides (under the armrests) are both deep and wide, with plenty of room for storage. The tray conveniently fits in either of these compartments with room to spare. The tray is sturdy, but small, and can be used on either side, however it effectively blocks the cup holder on that side. The right-side cup holder is where the button to turn on the strip lights is located, and is also where a USB port is located (which also features a handy sliding cover to protect it from crumbs/debris when not in use), however some usb plugs may not fit well if the tray is also on that side, as it leaves very little room above it, and may force your cord to fold in a way that might cause a short, or it may not fit at all if the plug is too large, so you may want to use the tray on the other side if you want to plug something in (my phone charging cord is JUST small enough to fit in the space with the tray, but other usb cords may not be able to). Be warned, it comes delivered in a large, sturdy box, strapped securely to a wooden pallet, all of which is quite heavy. The packaging itself was very secure and kept my chair safe during shipping. I am a 6ft 2 corn fed Texan, and a United States Marine, and only in my early 40s. I was able to get this chair up a flight of stairs into my apartment alone, but only after getting the chair out of all the packaging, and moving it carefully up the stairs one section at a time (the back rest, and the base/seat), and even then it was tricky, but more than doable for me. However it wasn't easy, and I recommend having someone to help you, because moving the base/seat by yourself is difficult to do, and is also a very easy way to damage it (it's very sturdy as chair, but rolling along its sides up the stairs revealed that it's not designed to handle being rotated like that, and could easily cause one of the arm rests to break off; it handles vertical and lateral forces well, just not rotational/twisting forces. I really do recommend having someone help you carry it properly, even if you have the strength. And for the elderly or otherwise physically restricted, I would say it is required. Its seats me comfortably, as tall as I am, but there wouldn't be room to share the space with anyone but a very small child. So if you are looking for a chair for "couples", look elsewhere. Or purchase a set. Its a movie theatre chair. I myself use it as my recliner for watching movies/gaming, and the tray works great as a mousepad, and there's plenty of room for my keyboard in my lap. My headset and controller fit nicely into the armrest storage. This chair suits me perfectly. After over a month of use I can honestly say its in exactly as good shape as when it arrived. Everything works, the stitching isn't coming undone, nothing has torn or cracked, or shorted out. I absolutely recommend, either as a part of a set for a literal home-theatre, or as a solo recliner.