eshion Wall Hugger Microfiber Recliner Adjustable Chair for Living Room (Microfiber, Chocolate)

I ordered this chair on 02/01/17, was told I could expect it between 02/13 and 02/21.Today's 02/06 and it was just delivered. Took me five, maybe ten minutes to get it out of the box and take it for a test drive.After over twenty-five years dealing with degenerative discs, arthritis and really squishy hips I needed a recliner that could really, really recline (almost flat on my back on the first try) and that offered gently firm support. It would need to give, a nice "cooshy" sort of feel to it but could still stand firm where I needed the support.Got all that AND the color actually matched the picture!!!It was sold by a company called Bulldog somethingorother, and the packing label on the box said it was coming from WalMart.Once I sat down, I was able to overlook the WalMart part of that.Made in China, but seeing as how even our President has much of his stuff made over there, I had no problem with it being imported from the same country which produces many products for our President other than the jobs that had been exported to produce them.I have been medically retired for a few years and price was indeed a major consideration. Even if this chair could last me for ten years I still might have to replace it in five. Three. Two, maybe. But maybe not. I wouldn't want to be doing that periodically with a recliner costing three times as much.If this is going to be a "family chair" (and by "family" I mean little kids, bigger kids, and some teenagers who are eating you out of house and home) you might want to look at something a bit heftier, but by the same token you might want to look at it the same way I did: I want maximum comfort for the least realistic price, and I want it to treat me lovingly for the next few years.Think my wife might be needing a new chair sometime soon and I'll be getting another one of these. With the money we saved, likely will get the love seat.But for a sixty-five-year-old gimpy hippie who is not getting either younger or more limber, this is a really good deal. If you can splurge, all the more to you, but if you can't - or would rather not - you might have just found exactly what it is you're looking for.

It’s not a bad chair at all. Especially for the value. I’ve had it close to 2 years now and the mechanics are starting to go. Plus the fabric where you sit is starting to wear away and a hole is forming. But it was $150 when I bought it.... for a chair I sit in everyday... I’d say I got money’s worth.

Only thing I don't like is the fact it wears near the leg area.. you definitely would need to get the added warranty for it just incase.. but other than that it's a good chair. I am 5'10 and 200lbs and it fits nicely when sitting in chair. Other than the small wear near legs it's definitely a nice chair

Purchased this recliner approx. 2 years ago. It is great quality!! However, you need to know that it is not “full size” furniture! It is somewhat petit.(-1 Star) But what can you expect for the price? It is great quality! And was VERY easy to assemble! I would purchase again!

Hi,This chair actually was a present for my mom, she was diagnosed with cancer and not moving around alot or sitting up. I have not yet got to see the chair but my mother loves it and that's what counts.Thank You!PS Nancy

Comfortable. Easy. To assemble. Not very wide.

Small seat area...but that's why I wanted it. I have a tiny house and am only 5' and 125lbs. The reclined position takes up little space. Very easy to set up by myself.

The only thing I'm upset about is I wish I'd have gotten 2! So easy to assemble and can be close to wall and open. Happy about my purchase.