Giantex Massage Recliner Chair, PU Leather Single Sofa Recliner, Heavy Padded Seat, 5 Vibration Modes, Home Theater Seating for Modern Living Room

I'm a 6'1" tall 170lb person, 34 inch inseam. This chair was chosen after consideration of many other types. I full time in an RV. I wanted a recliner to replace swivel low back rocker. Requirement: tall enough back & footrest (NO Ottoman,.... floor space issues). This fits the bill nicely.Not advertised as wall away, but only requires 5" distance from wall, seat slides forward during recline function, thus top of back stays in relatively the same place. No swivel or rock, but not needed for me.My head rests comfortably on back while reclined or sitting & feet hang just slightly off footrest, as they do on my very expensive LA-Z-Boy at home base. Well pleased with chair at this price.Remember that you need enough room on the right side for operation of the release mechanism, to curl your fingers & pull the lever. Only con at this point is lack of color choices.Distance required from wall 5". Total width requirement 25" (plus your hand). Seat depth is 21" for decent thigh support, back height from seat cushion to top is 26" (which allows decent napping ;-) ).Total extension from wall is about 40", so you need approx 30x40 area for this to work.Watched a marathon 8 hour mini-series, start to finish, in total comfort. Only time will tell on durability.Arrived in excellent condition, easy 2 part assembly. Slip the back on the base. DONE. Which also means it will fit through the door of ANY RV.

I’ve had this chair for little over a year. So I can make a full/experienced review. First off I’m about 5’10 and 145 pounds, and this chair is very comfortable for me. Of course it’s not as soft or as cozy as a full size recliner, but being that I was right on space in my upstairs room, this was the only chair I could find that reclined and was the perfect size. It does not rock which is kind of a bummer but honesty it’s no big deal. I spend about 2-4 hours a night in this chair and never get uncomfortable. It’s reclines pretty far back, to the point where it’s almost laying completely flat. Most importantly, it is durable. Like I mentioned, I’ve sat in it almost every night for over a year and have noticed no wear&tear at all.Overall: this is a great and comfortable recliner especially for a smaller room.

Excellent small recliner purchased for my father while in nursing home. Fits perfectly in his room, only possible issue is the seat is a tad stiff. I'd recommend this chair for anyone looking for an easy to assemble, small, lightweight recliner for a fraction of the cost at the furniture stores!Note: if you place this recliner on a smooth surface such as tile, it will slide as you hoist yourself out of it. I recommend also purchasing some non-skid pads for the 4 feet to avoid a possible fall.

This chair is very good, especially for the price, perfect for your kids or anyone under 6’4”. However, AND THIS PART IS REALLY IMPORTANT, the chair has a very weak recline that you basically have to use your arms to push yourself backward, and when in recline, the chair does not stay in that position so you have to awkwardly position yourself to keep it like that. Also most importantly, DO NOT PUT PRESSURE ON THE ARMRESTS. They will snap and the inside frame will bust. Not severely though. Finally, after a couple months of use (albeit extensive use) the chair begins to depress in the commonly used areas, as you can see in the picture. If only you use it, it’s nive because it conforms to your body like a shoe, but if you’ve ever put on someone else’s shoe, you probably know it wasn’t cozy and probably quite the opposite. So I’d recommend only for one persons use. Other than those three things however, this is a steal, if you don’t mind the drawbacks. Good quality leather (not real leather though), however still soft and comfy.

For the price these chairs are not bad. I'm 6 2 about 215 and i can fit in them okay..its small in width so if you are bigger probably won't be comfortable. If you are looking for a cheap alternative to a home theater chair, this is a good choice. But there is a difference between this and a true home theater chair. Set upIs very easy. Just plug the back on to the base

Wow. I cant believe how good this is for the price. I was worried it would be too small. I'm 5'11" and 240lbs, but it is plenty big and comfortable without being huge like most recliners. Fits in the corner of my bedroom nicely.

Good looking chairs, very easy to assemble and quite comfortable. They aren't too wide and are good for relatively tight spaces. They would not work well against a wall, however, since they lean back. Price was great. The leather finish is quite good quality.

This is a good chair, however, in less than a week the wood inside the armrest cracked. It was not completely the chairs fault. My son was sitting a little sideways and pushed too hard on the armrest. My son is 20 years old and about 140 pounds. The wood in the armrest is very thin. We carefully pulled out about 100 staples to get to the wood and fixed it with glue and a metal bracket and then put new staples back in and closed it back up.The chair is much more narrow than a regular recliner.