FLEXISPOT Power Swivel Rocker Recliner Chair for Adults, 41” Extra Wide Oversized Swivel Rocking Glider with Side Pockets, 350 Lbs Capacity for Living Room Bedroom,Beige

I recently bought this single swivel recliner chair, and overall I’m really happy with it. It arrived in two separate boxes, which were a bit heavy to move, but everything was well-packed and easy to assemble. The chair feels very sturdy and solid, with a nice stable base. The design looks great — clean, modern, and comfortable. It's wide enough to sit. It can rotate 360 degrees, and the footrest pops out smoothly. When the footrest is fully extended, the backrest also tilts back, making it perfect for relaxing or watching TV (and of course it'll take more space to do that). One thing to note is that when it’s in the normal sitting position, it’s so smooth that it tends to rotate freely and there's no way to lock it, so it doesn’t stay completely still. Generally, I really enjoy this chair. Overall, it’s a stylish, well-made chair — comfortable, functional, and worth the effort of setup.

We really love this FLEXISPOT XRC7 swivel rocker recliner. It’s extremely comfortable, the rocking motion is smooth, and the 360° swivel works effortlessly. The only issue I had was a small dent in the footrest when it arrived, but the seller handled it immediately and sent me a replacement footrest package with no hassle. Really impressed with their customer service. The swivel is a little more sensitive than I personally prefer, but to be fair, we have kids who think it’s hilarious to come over and spin us every time we sit down — probably why it feels more dramatic in our house! Without that happening 30,000 times a day, I probably wouldn’t notice it as much. The storage capacity could be bigger but it fits my husbands controller and the remotes so can’t complain, also we’ve had this chair now for 4 months with two kids that abuse it on the daily (fairly study piece), and it still looks works and feels like new. Overall, it’s a comfortable, stylish chair with great support and even better customer service behind it. Definitely happy with the purchase.

Straight out of the box - easy enough to assemble even with hurting Rhetord Arthritis hands, using adaptive tools, I still was able to put in together by myself. I'm pretty strong and, unfortunately heavy. The chair assembly did require mental calculations, adaptive tools and very careful use of body weight to get it together. I = explain because I found it very difficult to move by myself on the short carpet in my space. I can speak to it's probably longerty based on the daily and nightly use it's had sime I unboxed it. I fell and injured my head and other limbs and ended up falling asleep in the chair nightly for the last 5 weeks... I'm now still using daily to prop up limbs ... It feels like it will last for a few years. The individual parts like the fold out foot rest and the back do not feel super heavy or sturdy, but even though the wood frames (you can feel it through the soft cushion on the back and footrest), do not ful like the most sturdy materials, I think this chair will last for a few years if treated with care. It is delinitely one of those situations where I would not want anyone but myself to sit in it for fear of someone accidentally using really vigourous movement to recline it...and that would eventually break it. How it tels when you recline it in the furthest reclined position: Wonderful for the first 5 minutes. The design flaw is that there is NO real way to keep the chair balanced in the furthest reclining position without you exerting force in your legs. Some of this is size related and where your weight in your body is positioned in the chair. I found it very stressful, due to a fractured leg. I had to pres dan with my calves to keep the chair fully extended while reclining. The solution is to wedge pillows in the crack between the foot rest and the seat and Shore my bottom as far back and almost up the back sean as possible and then fling myself backwards to tip the recliner back into the fully reclined position. It was frightening because a few times teu pressure required to keep the reclined positions (keeping legs extended as leverage) would hurt the fracture. The bad effect of the design flaw is that if you actually relax fully, such as full muscle relaxation during sleep, then you are likely to wake up with the seat no longer in the fully reclined position. This forces your body forward, putting pressure on your calves, shins and knees. It also cricks your neck very uncomfortably as it crunches you forward with the spring as the sean back slowly moves from the fully reclined position. One positive about the design is that the cushioned seat buck is better than other recliners which have sections of cushion that fore the seated person into the forward head syndrome and cause neck and back problems. This chair only has a slightly protruding cushion than pushes your head forward, so it is only slightly painful as opposed to the others. I had to use a thin inflatable pillow to put at the base of the seat back to compensate for the poorly placed cushion that forces your head forward and makes your back go into extra lordosis. I can recomend this chair for occassional lounging for fully mobile people with normal body strength, willing to make modifications to the chair to counteract the design flaws. Given the dirth of decently designed recliners at this price point, I would say this gives you the most value for money. However, given the design flaws, I regret not having $200 more to spend on a chair that I could just sit in without all the modifications and limits.... forgot to mention: once you are in the furthest reclining position one ting movement, such as ajusting your hips, reaching for your phone or any very tiny movement, swings the chair back to the medium melined position. Thus it requires a real comittment... you get in position and then camot move a muscle or the chair flings you forward. The other very challenging part is that it requires a huge effort to depuis the footrest. Long legged people could do it better. I'm 5'3" and have very strong quads, hamstrings and calves. Before I feel, straight out of the box, after putting it together, I tested it out and I was very worried that I'd actually be able to use it because in order to use my hamstrings to kick the footrest back I had to sit almost on the edge of the seat to get the right angle to produce enough force to shore it back all the way to hear the click of the latch. Again, a very poor design flaw. But, I love what in looks like, that it is "light" looking and that I was able to put it together. I'm very grateful I found anything that would work even though it would have been a lot better with a mechanical function to return the footrest.

I love this recliner! I had a different brand before I got this one, and it was bulky, creaky, and not supportive. This one is firm, but comfortable. It also does not spin uncontrollably. I love the orange color and fabric. It was also easy to put together by myself (I did need help bringing it up the stairs, though). I'm 5' 1, and I love that my feet don't really dangle off the edge. I also feel super secure in the recliner because it does not tip back. I would 100% order this again!

Arrive quickly but not as expected. All the cushions are unattached , even the seat. Doesn’t close easily when reclined. The cushions get stuck and it won’t close all the way until you physical get out of the chair and move the cushions back. Very deep, not comfortable unless I put a small pillow behind me. Ok for the price , you get what you pay for. Wouldn’t recommend if you have a dog on the larger size if they like to jump on you while sitting reclined, the leg rest isn’t very sturdy. Was going to return but I’m not paying the return ship fee, for that I’ll keep it probably donate it after a while. I can’t see this chair lasting long

Did not assemble as showed in the video. The foot part didn't line up. And the chair itself was very uncomfortable, you can feel the back support bar through the fabric and cushioning. The dogs liked it though.

Super nice chair, easy to recline and adjust. Soft and comfortable, very relaxing chair for nap and daily refreshment. Good quality. Easy to assemble as well. Love it so much! I’ll definitely buy it again if I need something else similar and strongly recommend it to my friends!

I"m a 6'3" 300 lb. male. I gave it 5 stars because rocking swivel recliners are not easy to find, but it is not perfect. Read the following: * When NOT in the extended / reclining position, you might make it fall backwards if you lean back too hard * The side compartment won't stay shut. It will just fall open all the time. * Velcro holds the seat cushion to the base. Nothing wrong with this, but it might slip in one direction and need adjusting every now and then. * The back cushion does not have very much padding, so I use the chair with a pillow