Recliner Chairs for Adults, FSC Certified Massage Rocker with Heated Modern Ergonomic Lounge 360 Degree Swivel Single Sofa Seat Living Room Lounge Recliners BlackThe Forest Stewardship Council

As a 50-year-old man, I’m usually busy with work, and when I get home, I just want to find a comfortable spot to unwind. This FURNIMAT massage rocker recliner was absolutely the right purchase! First off, the design is very modern—the black leather looks sleek and upscale, making it a great addition to my living room. Sitting in it feels incredibly comfortable; the backrest and seat provide just the right amount of support, perfectly relaxing my lower back and spine.The features are really practical too. The massage function offers several modes with adjustable intensity, which is great for someone like me who occasionally deals with back pain. The heating function is a thoughtful touch—it gets nice and warm, especially cozy for winter use! The 360-degree swivel is another plus; it’s convenient for watching TV or chatting with family. I also appreciate the side storage pocket—it’s such a user-friendly design. I can keep small items like the remote or my phone within easy reach.The leather is easy to maintain as well. I just wipe it down with a damp cloth and apply some leather conditioner, and it looks as good as new—feels like it’ll last a long time. Overall, this chair is well-made, packed with features, and offers great value for the price. The 4.3-star rating is well-deserved. I’ve been using it for almost a month now, and I’m genuinely satisfied. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing seating option!

Best chair i've ever owned! Super comfortable and very easy to assemble. I love that it massages, heats and swivels! Must buy!

This recliner is pretty darn close to achieving that whole "tranquility and relaxation" vibe every octogenarian dreams of. I actually sleep in this chair: there's enough space to curl up without feeling like a pretzel. Plus, the recliner easily rotates a full 360 degrees, which is great for when you need to quickly turn around and spy on the neighbors.The price point for a leather recliner with cup holders is pretty awesome. You won't find a better deal.Let's talk about the massaging and heat functions. For this price the wise consumer should know not to expect a miracle cure for back pain; the massagers are more like a happy ending after a tickle fight - they're pleasant, but not exactly deep tissue work.The reclining angle is adjustable, and goes quite a ways back-- which is great for a dedicated 3-nap a day guys like myself.Don't believe the negative reviews on assembly. I found common sense was a good thing. When you assemble it, don't tighten the screws all the way until all the screws are in place. The instructions used labeled diagrams for those of us who don't read English."Exquisite craftsmanship," is not the phrase I would use regarding the the pull-ring for the footrest, but it is certainly very usable.I'm giving this five-stars because it is an awesome chair with all the features I wanted for a well-under $300 price tag. It's comfy, it's very functional, and it has cup holders (because, priorities).

We replaced our reclining sofa with 2 of these. This way, since I am so much heavier, we can change out one when it gets worn out. These things are nice. Great leather feel. They glide, and spin, and fully recline.You will also want to get one of the headrest pillows sold on Amazon.The massager is pretty decent. My wife says hers does heat a little, but I don't feel anything.Consistency is a weak spot. As noted, we got two. Despite being bought at the same time, they were delivered a week apart. The first one was very soft and comfortable. The second one is stiffer. I am using that one, hoping my girth will break it in quickly.The features function well, but are not always a good thing. I am easily spun around due to the slightest wind will spin it. Getting out is hard because the glider feature causes it to dip front and back. My mother was thrown out because the momentum of her swaying back and leaning over the get something flipped the reclinerThe part that makes the least sense is the assembly. Why they don't pre-assemble the arms is ridiculous. While the final product looks fine, you get to spend an hour seeing the minimal quality. You get to screw various parts of particleboard together. Screws are not lock-tite coated, so will likely come undone quickly. Lastly, you pull over a leatherette cover. I spent the hour with plenty of time to contemplate my poor decision. I may not appreciate the shipping costs, but believe it would have been better to assemble these at the factory and create finished arms instead of getting to build your own.Yet, again, the final product looks good and has held up for the last month. I think the parts of the chair sliding together is done well. Longevity is questionable. I do not expect the zippers under the armpads to last because you put a lot of force on them to get out of the chair. But, at the price, not a regret, yet