SMUG Recliner Chair for Living Room, Linen Recliners, Home Theater Seating with Lumbar Support with Adjustable Backrest and Footrest, Modern Living Room Furniture with Padded Seat Backrest, Grey

This chair is great! It’s super comfortable! I can literally sleep in it all night. It’s more comfortable than my bed. I have the grey linen one now. In the past I had the black pleather one. I do not recommend the fake leather ones because when they get old they start to peal and leave little plastic particles all over the floor all over the house. I guess they stick to your body and fall on the floor all over the house. So do yourself a favor and get the cloth chair. If you’re worried about messing it up just get a cover for it. But I love how comfortable it is. You can lay all the way back and even lay on your side in this chair and the massage feature is an added bonus. I also love how slim the chair is. It fits in a small space between my bed and the wall. Highly recommend the cloth one.

Extremely happy with my purchase. It is by far the nicest chair that also has a few massagers and can flip up to all positions. Perfect for the size I needed. It’s a tad smaller than normal recliner but perfect for my limited space I had to put one. Ty so much, Damon

Fits well in the corner of my small bedroom. I'm not a fan of the big, "marshmallow" recliners and like the more sleek appearance of this style. Nice muted gray fabric. Comfortable all around. The back massage is nice to have but I'm not overly impressed when using it. Easy to assemble and excellent price.

Perfect little chair for a small space. Massage is nice too

Great after work out. Massage is great and price is right

This recliner was simple to assemble and was ready for use in short order. And, after about 2 months of service, I learned the following: 1. The recliner has 2 recline positions. The recline is activated by grabbing the sides with each hand and push backwards. I am just 5'6" and no matter how I adjust my position, my feet hangs over the end near the ankles. That becomes irritating after a while. It took me a while to learn how to maintain my position without flopping back and forth. 2. I bet the design parameters focused more on the "ship-ability" of the chair versus the comfort/plushness of the unit. Every component was delivered nicely and the sides attach to the main chair via tapered V-Slots screwed the main chair and side components. So far, the main body holds together firmly. Also, though the seat and back areas are comfortable, the arm rests can become uncomfortable after a while. There is not much "give" on the tops of the sides. 3. The vibrating feature for the lower back is Very Good. There are 8 vibrating modes. It also times for 15 or 30 minutes before auto shut off. There is no deep massage fingers but works for me. OVERALL, this a basic recliner that meets my basic sitting & watching TV needs. Though I am still trying, I have not found a way to get a comfortable nap in this chair. Nevertheless, I feel this is a good value for the price I paid. ***4 Months Later***: After 4 months, the above descriptions remain the same. However, let me share a some odd details. AGAIN, I still feel the chair is a good value, for the price paid. Over time, the uncomfortable arm rests and leg rests become highlighted. While watching TV, I sometimes lean forward and hold my head on my hand with my elbow on the arm rest. Something gives and, now, there is a "dip" there. It doesn't show, and the chair arms still look OK, but they are not built for heavy weights and there is no plush padding. Though, I am only 5'6" tall, when I incline the chair, my feet hang off the end of the leg support. After a few minutes, the pressure at that point of my ankles become irritating and I have to move around a bit. Instead of constant shifting my legs, I placed a regular padded seat folding chair to support my foot. So, I'm good to go. Not sure what would happen if I were 6' or taller. Through all of this, I still use my chair . . . a lot.

This chair is a great deal on Amazon. It fits into small spaces and is very comfortable. Aside from the budget build quality (somewhat obvious at this price point) I’ve been super happy with it. Just don’t put all your elbow weight on the arm rests. They’re probably cardboard and there are a few “dents” under the upholstery from weighting it while getting up before I knew better. That being said, it’s cheap and comfy.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: At first, I was satisfied with this chair. Yes, it’s on the smaller side, but that was what I needed. However, after having it for about 4 months with very limited use - I’ve sat in it maybe 4 times - the back went out of alignment. I investigated further and realized that the clip bracket wasn’t attached correctly and is now broken. I tried to contact the company via the email address on their website but it bounced back.