COMHOMARecliner Chair, Rocker Recliners for Adults, Swivel Reclining Chair with Massage and Heat, Manual Rocking Chair with Cup Holders and Side Pockets for Living Room，Brown

Looks good and fits great. Great size. It is very sturdy. Massage and heat works great. Very low noise. It says easy assemble but it takes sometime to assemble. Overall Great value. Would recommend.

My 73 year old mom practically put it together herself! I had to have a major surgery so was looking for a chair to recover in. I also didn't want to spend a lot since I didn't know if I would like it. After researching recliners I knew I wanted a recliner that was manual, could swivel and had heat, massage, cup holders, pocket for storage, and I didn't want fabric but preferred leather , vinyl, or fake leather. I originally looked at a site that starts with a "w' and narrowed it down to this and a few other chairs but when I went to place the order the shipping was almost as much as the chair. So I checked Amazon and found the same chair with a much smaller shipping cost. I must admit the reviews scared me but then again there were minimal horrible reviews so I took the chance. It arrived earlier than expected and got left outside of my front gate. My mom was able to roll the box to my garage, open it, and bring it in piece by piece. We watched the video which was helpful. It says it requires 2 people to setup but my mom did most of it herself as I just watched since I was recovering from a major surgery. The hardest part to do was expanding the metal frame in the arm pieces and locking it in to place. Eventually my daughter came home and was able to help my mom expand the frame in the other arm. Then it was just a matter of sliding the pieces into place.So far the chair is comfy and the recline is perfect for watching our TV. As most people said the massage is just vibration which I wasn't expecting much from but it's stronger than I thought. But definitely not a kneading massage which I already had prepared myself it would not be due to the reviews. It does feel good at the end of a long day though. Heat is ok and again, better than no heat.I have only had the chair for a week, and one day the legs wouldn't go down. After trying multiple things and flipping it over, we figured out that one of the retractable arms was too close to the wood of the chair. It was causing wood shavings. We then figured out that the black paper felt lining under the chair was getting all scrunched up under the arm that helps the chair retract so it couldn't click onto place, hence the wood shavings. We decided to just cut out the part of the felt so that it doesn't interfere with the arm and so far so good. But it's only been a couple days. I will update my review if it changes.So should you buy this chair? If you are looking for a chair with all the features listed, this is probably the cheapest chair you will find. Will it last forever? Probably not, but I looked at it as my introductory recliner with the possibility of it having issues due to the reviews, which It did. Hopefully there won't be many more. Also the fake leather is a little thin. So if you have a fur baby, there's a chance their paws/claws or nails can poke into it. I bought a chair cover to avoid this.All in all, so far I consider it a good purchase. And of course it went on sale for $100 cheaper 2 days after I bought it so if you actually get it for the sale price, I would consider it a great buy! But just be prepared for an issue just in case. I was willing to take the risk for the price.

Everyone needs one of these chairs, my children think we should get a few. It's wonderful to have the rocker recliner and massager all wrapped up in to the best chair ever.

Ordered this chair for my dad after a medical procedure required him to stay at a certain angle at all times, and limited walking. A recliner was recommended and I landed on this one. Heated, massage, and reclines (for both the required angle and for getting his feet elevated since he couldn't walk). I should have know better, but didn't want to spend a fortune on a chair. Plus with it being winter, and him only being a 115 pounds, I thought this was a good idea because it was heated and the message feature may help with recovery. The instructions for set up were fine. My sister and I got it together relatively quick. A few parts for the arms were faulty (welding in place on an angle), so we had to leave a few of the plastic pieces off. Got it together, tried it out. The heat worked, but the massage is a joke. My sister described it best, it just sounds like a loud cat purring. There isn't even a vibration. I brushed it off. Oh well, no massage and the arms don't have all the support pieces, we could get through that. I had to have something ASAP. And then day 2, the foot rest started falling. I can't image at 115 pounds it was because of his weight. There is no reason that it should be falling immediately. We were forced to put objects underneath the foot rest to keep it up. I was left with no choice but to buy a second chair from a store, because I could not trust ordering one online again.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been wanting a recliner for years but they’re not cheap. I finally decided I was getting myself one for Christmas. I spent days on here trying to find the perfect one at a decent price. I did not want to pay $500+. The reviews on this one are mixed but I kept coming back to this one. I am glad I got this recliner. It looks nice and looks so much better in my living room than the previous chair I had. It’s not super overstuffed fluffy comfy but it is comfortable. It rocks, it swivels, it fully reclines. The “massager” is really just different modes of vibration but it’s still nice. If you want to pay $4k for a chair that actually knead massages more power to you. There are several different modes you can choose. I like auto because it cycles through all of the modes. It has a heat function which is really nice and useful in the winter. You can set a timer for how long you want to massage and or heat.The box it came in was pretty heavy. Thankfully my daughter was home and was able to help me get it into the house. Everything was shoved into the bottom of the chair and some things took a lot of all of your weight to pull them out. The back of the chair was vacuum sealed so I cut that open and let it fluff up while putting the rest of the chair together. The instructions are easy and it wasn’t difficult to put together. The only thing I asked for help with was putting the arm covers on. It was easier with 2 people. It did not take long at all to put together. Everything just slips into place. The arms are the only thing that takes full on assembly. Once those are done like I said everything just slides into place.