Best Choice Products PU Leather Electric Power Lift Chair, Recliner Massage Chair, Adjustable Furniture for Back, Legs w/ 3 Positions, USB Port, Heat, Cupholders, Easy-to-Reach Side Button - Cognac

Ce fauteuil est au delà de mes attentes ! Il est confortable, se nettoie super bien ! La chaleur et le massage fonctionnent très bien et le port USB est très bien placé et fonctionne . Je recommande ce fauteuil à tous ceux et celles qui en on besoin!

Very well made, sturdy and very nice looking. So comfortable and cozy. Helps my Mom get up and out of the chair onto her walker.

The chair came a day earlier than expected which was great. I spent more time unpacking it then I did assembling it. There’s a total of 4 bolts and 4 wing nuts. That’s it. I think people are just being picky or whiny when they say you can feel the massagers pressing into your back. I sat in the chair for about 2 hours after assembling it and yes I felt them but you forget they are even there after 5 minutes. Also all these people saying if you weigh over 150lbs this chair isn’t for are wrong. I’m 200lbs and was very comfortable and still had a little wiggle room. The chair feels good quality and is sturdy. The only things that could be improved are the remote feels really cheap but it works as it should, it slides a little on our hardwood floor but I put a small rug under it and fixed that, and it’s a little slow to recline. This is a great chair for the price all together. That’s my honest review

Muy cómodo, no es muy voluminoso y fácil de armar. El único problema fue que los tornillos se salieron de la bolsa y fue un problema sacarlos de entre las ranuras del sillón.

So far so good... I was very hesitant to buy a 'cheap' recliner, as this one was only about $329 when I got it... It's for my mom, who is about 5'5" and weighs about 125lbs, and it's working out great so far. The size is nice, with the ONLY thing I'd change being the depth of the seat--I wouldn't mind if it was a little bit shallower, so she doesn't have to scoot back into it as much. But, the main issue with that is when she eats, as she eats her meals on the chair every day, and so what I've been doing is just adjusting the chair forward a bit with the automatic button on the side, which brings her closer to the little table I have for her, and it actually makes it a great set up for her to eat on. Then after the meals I can tilt it back to level again. The adjustment mechanism works very nicely, smoothly, and is very quiet. The heater function does produce some heat, but I wouldn't say a lot, but I never really planned to use that anyway, except maybe a bit in the winter. Same with the massage feature...my sister says it alright, but I never expected my mom to use it so I can't say much about that. My mom has had multiple strokes and now has severe dementia, so I just needed a daily chair for her to sit in with the tilt forward mechanism to help her get up, if that becomes more of an issue in the future....But now, I'm already using the tilt mechanism for the mealtime situation I mentioned and it's working out nicely. Last thing I have to mention is the assembly. It was VERY easy to put together. I did it myself, and yes it would be easier with 2 people, but really, the only 'tough' part was getting the main part of the seat out of the box. Basically, I'd just suggest pushing the box over onto its side and then you can grab the plastic wrapping and pull the seat out. But then you basically just put the back on, then the two side pieces, and hook up the wires, and it is very obvious which ones go where, and that's it. I took some pictures of the chair when we were setting up my living room for my mom to live in, after her release from the hospital after a recent heart attack, mainly to show how far from the wall the chair needs to be if you want to be able to recline it all the way. My mom will never need it to be reclined, except perhaps a tiny bit sometimes, but if you expect to have it fully recline you can look at one of my pictures and see how far the chair will need to be from the wall for that to work. (...and the weird mark on the wall behind the chair was already there, it's not from the chair.) ;-)