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 - Black

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.) ;-)

My mom is recovering from hip replacement. This chair is perfect for her. She is 5’5” and it fit her great. It was a quick 10 min to assemble. Multiple settings for the massage option and one heat setting. It is firm but has cushy support. The chair takes up a small footprint and feels very stable lifting up and down. It reclines almost to a sleeping position which is nice for her. This chair is on the smaller side, so if you are looking at it for someone much taller you might want a different chair.

Things I like:Color and fabric are nice, cushioning is a little hard but not terrible.It came in a couple pieces which made it easier to get into the house for an able bodied person, others may need an extra person's hand.It was pretty simple to put together by myself and the directions were simple.Massage function seems strong and there are a few different settings and locations on the chair that can be massaged (back, lower back, thighs, calf).Pockets on both sides for storage.Cup holders on both sides and it's large enough to hold my phone.The price was affordable and it shipped pretty quickly.Things I didn't like:The lift and recline function is only located in the chair, it's not on the remote at all, and it's only located on the right side of the chair. I do have to lean a little bit to get to it.The seat is slightly tall, and my feet don't reach the ground while sitting in it, but I'm only 5'5".The letters on the remote are hard to read because they blend in with the background.It doesn't seem to have a timer function for the heat aspect, which could be dangerous.The massage is a little loud, but that's almost to be expected. There's no cushioning under the chair to the floor so a rug or mat would probably help with that noise. The lift and recline functions also aren't super quiet.Overall, a decent deal for the price and will help me during my surgery recovery.

Very comfortable. I also love the massage feature. If for some reason your body can’t handle the vibration plate, the vibration mode on this recliner is a great add-on that has helped me with circulation while I recover from a broken foot. I have noticed less swelling in my lower extremities especially on the injured leg. I do drink a lot of water and along with the use of this feature I have felt the swelling almost totally gone.

I received my lift chair and a cord was missing,I contracted the sell and after a few texts to make sure to send the right part, I received the correct cord and chair is working great !!!!Thank You !!!

Great chair! Really good to help you stand up!

Good chair comfort wise. Heat is virtually non-existent. Chair has developed two bumps under thighs which is irritating and indicative of overall quality.

It's very nice looking, it was delivered in good shape. For the money, this chair is great. It is firm (will not sink in). Everything works great; the massage, heat, etc. The leg lift is awesome....its one solid piece and its very comfortable on my legs.It's a very nice looking piece of furniture. A friend of mine is ordering one now, after seeing my chair.