bonVIVO EASY Comfort, Elegant Multi-angle Floor Seat With Adjustable Backrest, Low Folding TV Gaming Meditation & Reading Chair

Really love this chair. It folds away and is comfy to sit on.

Very cleaverly made. Quite comfy too.

Really impressed with this as I was slightly skeptical. Very comfortable to sit on and the back locks into place - sturdy. Also great to use flat as a yoga/exercise mat. Really happy with this product. Recommended.

I really like how comfortable this thing is. I really enjoyed the little time that I had with it.The only problem I’ve had with it is that it snapped. I was just sitting back on it one day and suddenly it gave way... I opened it up to see if there is an issue with the mechanism (to see if I could fix it) but found that the metal frame had cracked on both sides.I liked this thing so much that I’m considering taking up welding as a hobby just to fix it.

While i didn't really know what i was getting when i put an order in for this chair i have to say i am glad i did so. I have a cinema in my home. There is a couch, i like the couch, but i love to sit low down in the cinema and often find myself lying on the floor. Particularly because i can lie close to the nice fire and stay nice and warm in what can be a fairly cold room. With this floor chair i can sit really nice and close to the fire on the floor and relax while i eat popcorn. As the snacks are eaten and i want to lie back i can do so on this chair. Its a solution to a problem i didn't quite know i had. I spend so much more time in there now. Watching intently while being lovely and comfortable on the floor near the fire.A couple of things to note about this chair. It has many levels of recline so you can get a nice position from laying flat to sat bold upright. A great feature as often chairs have only a couple of options.Even though it is fairly lightweight it feels lovely and sturdy. The locking mechanism is good and inspires confidence.Storage is easy. It simply folds flat and resides under my couch. But it would slide behind most couches if yours isnt up on wooden stilts as my couch is.The last real positive is the ease of which you can clean up this chair. Just tip it to the size and give it a wipe. The PU leather is so easy to wash and care for.The chair is good. I think it earns the price tag of £65. A very handy solution. Perfect for children and adults alike.

My children have special needs with speech and language which means they sometimes need some space to chill out so we have made a chill out / book room.it’s a multi angle floor chair comes in black with adjustable backrest it’s really expensive so if you didn’t have the cash big pillows would work just the same.It’s has upholstery filling, PE foam, PU foam mould and is very comfortable and takes a maximum of 100kg, the kids did use it for a sea saw at one point so I would say this is best targeted at older children or adults.It can be folded up so easy to store and don’t take that much room up and very lightweight.We have also used it flat out as a bed for the little ones so it has got many other uses then a chair.It’s easy to keep clean a quick wipe and it’s as good as new.

This sit-down chair is most comfortable not to mention convenient. The backrest has a ratchet that pivots it into different angles allowing you to sit upright at a 90” angle or lay down at various intervals. Once finished it can be stowed underneath your sofa if it has enough clearing space.The leather feel makes this chair sophisticated and smart, it will feel at home in any room.I think this chair is wonderful, sometimes I leave it in my bedroom to lounge whilst reading a book, sometimes it’s in the game room, keeping me comfortable while I’m on the console.The chair is really an oversized cushion that can bend at right angles and stays there until you say so.

Firstly, you should know, this is not suitable for everyone, those that are very uncomfortable on the floor will only find this marginally better. A bit of joint flexibility is required for you to really enjoy this chair.So if you're into yoga, mountaineering, gymnastics, feng shui etc then this is a great and comfortable addition to living a more healthy lifestyle as its supports limb mobility. It's not suited for everyone.That said, there are a few points which aren't fantastic and make it feel lower quality:▪︎ The faux leather is probably one of the more plasticky looking ones I've seen.▪︎ The support offered by the reclining back is great, but there are no instructions so it took a little trial and error to work it out.▪︎ Durability is the question. It's on a spring mechanism and with the cheaper quality material I am not certain if it's built to last.For this reason, I think it's a bit overpriced.To Operate the Recliner:You need to bring the backrest all the way to the seat's base. From that point, you'll feel it 'pop' into the first and most upright recline as you allow it to move backwards again.To lay even further back, just bring the backrest an inch or two forward, no more; and then allow it to 'pop' into the next slot.There's a total of four recline positions. The furthest back of those is not too dissimilar to a sun lounger.A word of caution: If you have the backrest in the further most position, akin to a lounger and have your *legs pulled close to your body*, you'll fine the entire chair flips backwards - as it becomes too top heavy.That said, I think it's a neat idea for the more 'active' individuals and very good for the younger, more agile, tv-watching/gaming market. As their limbs allow greater flexibility.