Sweetcrispy Recliner Chair PU Leather Recliner Sofa No Massage, Home Theater Seating with Lumbar Support, Adjustable Push Back Overstuffed High-Density Sponge Reclining for Living Room, Black

It was so easy to put together, just popped the back on and it was good to go. Comfortable and cute. Love the size, it's not huge like most recliners but it's more than big enough and super cozy for tv or nap time. Nice recliner for the price. Easily reclines and the leg rest goes up with a nice little pull on the handle.

Great chair! Delivered right to my front door. Easy to assemble, just screw on feet, attach the back, and your ready to use. Great for watching TV and napping! If there's any downside, it's too comfortable. The pleather is soft, and the cushion firm. The 3 reclining positions are instinctual. I was so impressed that I bought a 2nd one so that my daughter can watch TV with me when she visits. This is probably the best and also lowest-priced recliner I've ever bought. I may buy a few more, I love this recliner!!

This is pretty darn comfortable for the price. Having VERY limited space and an even more limited budget, I decided on this recliner. I am not disappointed. It took about ten minutes to unpack and put together. Hardest part was getting it out of the box which is now claimed by the cat! The feet screw on easily, the back pops on easily and I fall asleep in it easily. The foot rest pops in and out easily too. It is easy to get in and out of as well. In the summer however, I may toss a blanket over it because the material may not breath that well. I'll let you know. After years of freebie used recliners, I now have one that is new and all mine to wear out.

Wow...this is so cool, ... I like the color... very easy to install the sofa... and so comfy... looks and feels sturdy... easy to move, and massagge my back well too... its really worth to buy... indeed👍👍👍😁 I am really Happy😁🙏😇

Came in one big box, containing the seat, back, 4 legs and a manual. Assembly is very easy and straightforward: Attach back to the seat (Slide along metal brackets), then attach the 4 legs (Threaded, with a ratcheting bumper pad). The legs are plastic but hold well when assembled. The light grey color is true as shown. The fabric is fairly soft, and the lower part of the back has a Velcro strip that attaches to the back of the frame base. It is as listed, just a basic recliner (No swivel, rocker, glider, heat or massage). The measurements are fairly accurate (Seat width 19", seat depth 20" and back height 25") and there is a side pocket on the right. It provides a good firm support without being hard or stiff. It is actually quite comfortable, reclines easily (Lean back and the footrest pops up) and does not require much effort to recline or sit back up. The arm rests are little low. The manual is concise and illustrated, with a scannable bar code, and has a phone number and email address for support, if needed. For a generic recliner, it is very well priced and fits me very well (I am 5'11" and 180lbs). It may not be suitable for a tall and heavier "full-figured" individual. If you like the big fluffy feel that you sink into, this recliner is not for you. For under $100, no complaint and overall, I have a very good initial impression. Please don't try to compare this with a $400-500+ recliner. Recommend and would purchase again. Thank you.

Arrived on time, in one box. Has multiple parts to put together but only a few screws and the rest just goes together with slide rails. Hardest part was getting the cloth on the side arms. Its very tight fitting and doesn't slide easy over the wood. So take your time. I'm 5'9" and my feet hang over the foot rest even at full recliner. The motor is VERY QUIET. Adjusting the chair is slow going, but thats okay as I wouldn't want it to come up or down to fast. It's not padded very well and you can feel all the little massage spots. Especially on the foot rest. I just had cervical disk replacement and bought this chair to use and sleep in. The remote has a long cord so its easy to use. The front pockets on the arm rests are great for storing the remote. The side pocket is really deep, so I dont put anything in it, as I wouldn't be able to retrieve it with my situation. The heat setting has timer of 15, 30 and 60 minutes. Same times for massage. Massage has lots of different vibration rhythms and speeds. Can also adjust position of massager heads. Remote is very easy to use. Also, its more of a compact sized recliner so it won't take up much room. Would give more stars if there was more cushion to help from feeling the massage spots on the back of my legs and back. But Im using tons of pillows on my back, so I can't feel them right now anyways. Couple weeks in and this chair has just gotten worse and worse! Its literally falling apart. Im 140 lbs soaking wet, so theres no reason for this chair to be so loose. I recline it back to where I want and if I scooch or lean back any, the back rest falls back a few inches. (Which is painful on my neck because of the surgery and still being in a neck brace to fall back like that not expecting it! ) Same with the foot rest. It falls down with out pressing anything on the remote. I've ordered a different chair and as soon as it arrives, I will be return this junk chair. Edit on November 12, 2025 Ive now had this chair 5 nights, and 6 days. I got it for my after surgery recovery. I literally have bruises on my butt from where the massage things are because there is NO padding. This is coming from someone on highest dose pain meds and nerve medications, I shouldn't be able to feel ANYTHING!!! It has also stopped reclining the foot rest all the way up and now only goes about half way. If I try to adjust myself slightly, the whole chair moves, which it's not supposed to, because its electric. I feel that this pressboard/chipboard that its made of will wear out before I even get it paid for. VERY UNCOMFORTABLE!! Spend the extra money and get a better chair!!!

I’m 5’4 and my feet hang off which doesn’t help my circulation but it’s still a comfortable seat.