CANMOV Electric Power Recliner Chair with USB Ports and Cup Holders, Breathable Leather Home Theater Seating with Hidden Arm Storage (Black)

I was very hesitant to buy this chair due to the reviews from others about size and difficulty to assemble. First, it's very comfortable. Second, it takes minutes of VERY EASY assembly. We lost our house and all our belongings to Hurricane Helene and had to temporarily relocate to our apartment in New Orleans. Given that it's an apartment that we only visit when we're in town to tend to our business, it is not furnished with the most functional furniture. Now that we will be here awhile, I decided to get a chair but didn't want to break the bank. Before we lost them, our furniture at home is from Restoration Hardware and/or custom. We know comfort and quality.I am 6' 180lbs and this chair has PLENTY of room. Do my feet hang over the foot rest when reclined? Yes, but I haven never sat in a chair where they don't. It's plenty wide and the arm rests are a perfect height for comfort. The USB/110v outlet in the armrest is great and affords me the ability to sit in the chair and charge my computer/phone. The cupholders easily hold my Yeti 30oz tumbler. The electronics are smooth, albeit slow, but for the price, this chair is a winner. Do not listen to others about it being too small or hard to put together. No tools are required.Only one tip: The power pack is actually located under the base and needs to be "freed" before assembly otherwise you'll be digging around in there trying to find it and pull it out.

My husband purchased this chair for his man cave so he could relax on it after work. He loves the color and the texture of the chair. It's worth the money for sure. It will definitely make a great gift for family and friends.

Just recently got this recliner. I bought it because it was a more economical version of a $1200 recliner I had my eyes on for quite some time. I randomly came across this one and thought I'd give it a try since it was about half the price of the other chair. Well, received it sent by FedEx about 5 days after ordering it. It came in two boxes both delivered at the same time. The chair had a $25 off coupon which was not deducted when I purchased it, but when I received it, the seller gave me the $25+state tax refund. So five+ stars for quick attentive customer service. I watched a YouTube video on how to assemble it. Of course, it was a little more challenging than the guy in the video made it look. Also, it seemed kind of flemsy as we put the arms which slide into each side and then the back/headrest. Then you position the chair and attach the power module and plug wires and an extension cord to the cord with the two USB ports in the right armrest.So, once put together comes the comfort test. I am 6'1“ and just by looking at it, the chair appears only to suit someone with a much smaller frame but surprisingly, it's incredibly comfortable. The recline controls operate smoothly and extremely quiet. The headrest has no up/down control but in the complete almost lie flat position, it was very comfortable and my neck position was perfect. I didn't need extra neck support.So, in conclusion. I give 5 stars for customer service and delivery, four stars for comfort and feel and the home theater look. Three stars for durability. I do not recommend this chair for someone over 280 pounds. It's very light weight and is easy to move with two people or one person with sliders under the feet. It's a very affordable home theater chair, that has the right storage and comfort for a modern day home. I definitely recommend it for cost/quality/comfort/value in a recliner less than $600.

The faux leather material is decent quality but prone to scratches.The hardware consists of plastic washers and low quality bolts and fasteners that will break after a few uses therfore rendering the recliner useless.The motor that moves the recliner into position is low torque and slow.The full recline position is not a good angle for comfort.The 3 positives are the thickness of the foam in the seat and backrest, the arm storage, and ease of assembly.However, would not buy again.

This recliner is comfy, and has many functionalities to it, However, when you recline do not try to get off the recliner without putting the reclining portion down first! The stability isn’t the best, If we didn’t have a wall behind it I don’t think it could hold its own and unfortunately it could be better. The recline is good no problems putting the chair up and down. The quality is ok the materials they use are cheap, it’s good if you’re looking for a cheap recliner, however I think you’d be better off going to an actual furniture store! While it does Serve its purpose, it’s not worth the money.

I was apprehensive about buying a recliner online from amazon. I went through all the potential recliners meeting our needs. Then I reviewed at least 30 reviews, both from a male and female perspective, as my wife and I each needed a chair for our apartment due to a hip injury I experienced in January.In our home, we had always purchased lazy-e-boy, but lately, we have not been happy with their quality, customer support, durability, etc.First, we ordered the chairs, and initially, they said 8-10 days to get them. We received them on the third day. Second, it took ten minutes to assemble; third, they are aesthetically pleasing to the eye, etc.The only drawback to these chairs is their sturdiness. I gave them a 4-star rating because they tip if they are extended (recline position) and lean to the side to pick up something you dropped. I am 5-7 (175 lbs), and my wife is 5-2 (Tiny), so we aren't overloading the chairs as they are rated at 300 lbs. In addition, they sometimes tip slightly when sitting down. You would want to avoid pushing outward on the sides because they flex some, but I believe the brackets can easily handle this long-term as this happens intermittently.Overall these are fantastic chairs for the price, and we will move them home once this project I am working on has been completed. Well worth the money.