Yaheetech Recliner Chair Faux Leather Recliner Sofa Adjustable Modern Seat Club Chair Home Theater Seating Brown

No need to hesitate. This is a nice chair. I will keep this as long as it lasts. Packed great, arrived days early, and took minutes to assemble. You need to screw on the feet and slide the back into a pair of tracks. Did it by myself, no tools needed. I'm 5'10" and 180 lbs, and live in a studio apartment. Easy to push back, but not so loose it flies open. It fits me like a glove. Fully reclined, I could easily fall asleep in this chair in minutes. Fully supports my back while remaining fluffy cozy. Only negative I have is that it needed a vacuum. It had some lint and saw dust on the fabric. Probably would have done it anyway. I looked at a lot of chairs on a few sites over several days. For the price, I am tickled to finally have a recliner that checks all the boxes without breaking the bank. No bells and whistles to break, just a comfortable chair at a great price.

I very much like this recliner for its looks, cost and how well made it is. It is very sturdy and reclines nicely. My biggest problem was lining up the back to join with the base. It took me 6 tries to get it on correctly. This recliner really is for shorter people (5'7 to 5'10"), but I added a portable footrest, beyond the recliner footrest and it works great. I am 6'5" and I can lie down at 160 deg. completely supported and its very comfortable. The back and headrest are very nice. The back is really the only assembly. You can screw on the feet in about 2 minutes. It is quite heavy, about 60 Lbs in the packaging box. I am 68 years old and it was a little tough getting the box from my car to my apartment. Of course, that was fed ex's fault as they were suppose to deliver to my apartment door. Instead they delivered to the mail house, which means I also had to get it from there to inside my car. So I give amazon and the chair 5 stars and Fed Ex 2 stars. It fit in the small space I picked for it perfectly. This is why I needed a small recliner. Plus, I got this recliner for $115 compared to $200 to $400 for the larger recliners, which still do not fit tall people. I picked yaheetech because they were the only one that had the dark brown color I wanted at this price.

I bought a very similar recliner (Homall brand) 7 years ago for my elderly mom and it still works great, except for 2 tears at the seams. Now I want a similar recliner for myself, except I chose the Yaheetech because it has a 160-degree-max recline (the Homall has only a 120-degree-max recline). Pros: Yaheetech's recliner has comfortable back support and headrest. The cushion of the seat is good enough (but not as plush/comfortable as the cheaper Homall recliner). The Yaheetech recliner is sturdy, and it's comfortable at every angle: 90 degrees, 120 degrees, and 160 degrees (my favorite is lying down at 160 degrees for afternoon naps) (for reference, I'm 60 inches tall and 110 pounds, so I fit perfectly in the chair). Plus it's a good-looking chair--pretty ivory color, smooth faux leather (doesn't stick to bare skin), clean/even stitching. Cons: I almost returned it because it's so stiff & difficult to recline--it requires all of my 60-year-old strength to push back the recliner into its first recline at 120 degrees! My mom's Homall recliner is so easy to push back into 120 degrees, even from the first day it arrived (she's 80 years old). I'm hoping that my Yaheetech will loosen up over time--either that or my arms and back will strengthen from the exercise haha. However, if the recliner continues to be stiff after a few weeks, then I'll try applying WD-40 to the metal joints. I'll also buy protective covers for the arms--the excessive pushing on the arms in order to recline will cause early wear and tear to the faux leather I think. More pros: The saving grace is that pushing further back from the 120-degree position to the 160-degree position is smooth and easy, and there's no fear of tipping over backwards. Once I'm in each position, the recliner stays put--I don't have to fight to keep the position. Yet, pulling up from 160 degrees to 120 degrees to 90 degrees is surprisingly easy.

We just received this chair after having to go through a freight company in order to get it to the US Virgin Islands. It still came in about 2 weeks, so that was unexpected. It's a bit darker grey than we were thinking it was going to be, but that's a good thing. It's comfortable in any position, really. Not lumpy when sitting straight up, but not overly cushy either. My 140lb/5'9" husband got it to go all the way back and stay there, but when I did the same (5'4" & 120lbs), the chair came back up to the 2nd position. Apparently my upper body isn't heavy enough to keep it in the horizontal position, but I was quite comfortable where I ended up. Head was cradled for both of us. This went into a very small, oddly shaped, multi-purpose room in an octagonal cottage, so is sharing space with a cabinet bed and some weights. It's great that it doesn't take up too much space, isn't overly old fashioned, and is comfortable. It's not too heavy, so you can move it around if you want. Great price even with the extra shipping to get it here. It took about 5 minutes to put it together (put feet on and attach back to bottom). Hopefully it stands up to actual use over time.

Love it and use it daily to rest my legs

LOVE LOVE LOVE - great colour and smaller in size which is what I was looking.

Muy cómodo, fácil de armar. Solo es para personas complexión delgada regular

Está muy cómodo y práctico de buena calidad

El vendedor respondió rápidamente de forma positiva a un problema con la entrega. Las sillas son cómodas, pero probablemente demasiado estrechas para una persona grande.