JONPONY Heated Manual Massage Recliner with Cup Holder, Single Rocker Sofa with Cup Holders for Bedroom Home Theater,Grey

I bought 2 of these and at this price point, they are well worth it. I have been looking for a recliner that not only reclines, but rocks. So I'm happy that I stumbled upon this. Not only do they recline and rock, but they swivel. And, as an added bonus, it has heat and massage with a remote. The heat and massage function obviously needs to be plugged in, but the recliner is manual. I had someone from Angi's assemble this together and it took me a while to figure out how to get it to recline. There is no lever on the side of the chair like other manually reclining chairs and there was nothing on the remote. After inspecting the whole chair to figure out how it reclines, I found that the seat of the chair has a pully on the left side of the cushion. It might be hidden if you are looking for the first time, so just feel around the left side of the cushion as it might be tucked in. To recline, pull on that pully, while leaning back and to put in a regular upright seated position, pull the pulley again while simultaneously putting pressure on the foot rest and lean down-and it's back in it's regular upright position.

At first notice I will say it was smaller than I expected it to be. The material is decent. I would not say soft but definitely more waterproof than soft. Because it's smaller than expected it is harder for a taller person getting up. It heats up and vibrates pretty decently. It's still a decent chair. Would make a great every day addition to furniture to use after a long day after work.

Frank from Angie put it together in a half hour or so. The chair is nice but a little unstable as you can't lean sideways or you will tip over. It actually looks and works great. For the money, it's a good deal. My husband likes the massage and heat options. I would recommend this chair.

Looks funny when put together because the back support area aren't straight or upward and inside the back that supports the paddings. are thin metal racks which wouldn't last long? I would not recommend to purchase these.

I personally works not recommend this recliner but for the price it could be worth it to someone. I'm already in the process of purchasing a different recliner. Everything is manual, you can feel the metal bars through the back cushions, and you have to use a lot of leg force to get it to decline. Cup holders come out too easy. If you're a little heavy set and lean back too much, it will recline you all of the way back. The heat and massage is pretty good though.

I have a single complaint. The seat is too low to the ground and I have difficulty getting up from the chair. I was aware of the dimensions but I didn't realize getting up would be difficult.

Cushions were vacuum sealed in plastic and secured in the middle of the frame. While it was packed securely, it wasn't packed well and the box burst open during shipping, UPS had to tape it back together which caused a delay in delivery. It was easy to assemble unfortunately after I assembled it I realized the heating and massage functions don't work. However it reclines without problem and the fabric is soft although I do wish the chair itself was more sturdy.

Very flimsy and weak. When you sit and lay back on it, the metal frame digs into the lower back. The massage is nice, but overall, I guess you get what you pay for.

This chair is flimsy and feels like it's going to fall apart. Very cheaply made. The recliner only reclines if you use pressure to keep it pushed back. If you release pressure it sits back up. The vibration is very loud. There is no solid frame at the end of the arms. Nothing to hold on to to get up. It's just fabric.

I was in need of a power lift chair. While doing a search for a power Lyft chair this stated that it what I needed. However I was in the hospital for Cancer treatment when this chair was ordered except the few times I was home the chair is painful and comfortable. Plus the chair.began to be unstable it's made oof cheap materials. I need a power chair to help with. Cancer pains.