HOMCOM Power Lift Recliner Chair for Elderly, Easy Assembly, Black

The HOMCOM power lift chair is the perfect size for the living quarters in my mother's assisted living facility. It came in a compact box, and all the assembly needed was snapping together the backrest into the frame section, and connecting the power supply and button unit to connectors, and you are done! No tools required. The chair does not take up a lot of floor space, and easily fit into the same footprint as the chair it replaced. The chair is very comfortable and well padded. I gave it a try when I was finished assembling it, and wanted to take a nap in it. The lift mechanism is very sturdy, and runs silently and smoothly. I was very impressed with how well the whole chair works, how stable it is, and for the price, it was very worth it. My mother is fairly small, around 5'1", so it fits her perfectly. I'm 6', and I could sit in it comfortably, but probably would want to have a bigger chair if I were buying it for myself. The controls are simple to operate, only 2 buttons, up and down--exactly what we were looking for. In our case, mom is 90 years old, so simpler is better as she would get confused with more buttons and functions. Overall, we were very impressed and this chair met our expectations. If you need a basic lift chair to help an average to small sized person, this one is definitely worth taking a look at.

This compact power recliner came in clutch during a surgery recovery process. Easy to assemble, decent quality, and very comfortable. The lifting and tilting up function has been incredibly helpful to get in and out of the chair independently. As a bigger person, I was nervous about the weight capacity and whether I would be comfortable sitting in it for long periods, but it hasn't been a problem at all. It does shift into position quite slowly (almost comically so), but I would prefer that over it bolting me out of the chair or stretching me into a reclining position too quickly.

This recliner has been great during my tummy tuck recovery. I love the small compact design of the chair. I was not looking forward to having to buy a big bulky chair for my small duplex. The only down side is it does make a loud noise when reclining back.

My MIL is particular and wanted a chair just big enough for her and fit next to her bed. This fit the bill perfectly, not flashy or cushy or huge. Good value and seems like decent quality.

It is a lot smaller than I expected. When we got it put together. It looks more than a child chair.

This chair is extremely small. It's very narrow and the arms are very low. It reminds me of a child's chair, just a little tiny bit taller. Way too small and could not use.

Unlike most of the lift chairs we looked at, this one is not an overstuffed monstrosity that takes up all the space in the room. It was the perfect choice for an elderly family member who was recovering from a fall. I had it unboxed and put together (very easy!), ready to use when she returned from physical therapy rehab. It's slim, nicely priced, a pretty color, comfortable, and functions as advertised. Only one word of caution if you are in the market for an electric lift chair. If your loved one lives in an area prone to power outages, consider surge protection and battery backup. You don't want your loved one stuck in the reclined position for hours waiting for the buttons to work. Please don't ask us how we know. :-/

Mom can no longer stand or walk due to a broken disk in her spine. She's in her 80's, has lost a lot of height and weight, so the "big" power lift recliner's were not a good choice because her feet do not touch the floor. THIS chair fits the bill. It sits in her bedroom, lets her put her feet up and recline, lifts her to the right height when its time to transfer her to the wheelchair or the bed. Thrilled that I made this purchase and she's happy with it, too. Yay! (And I get to sit in it when she's in bed and we watch TV together).