Power Swivel Rocking Recliner Chair, Electric Rocker Nursery Glider Chair, USB and Type-C Ports, Upholstered Fabric Reclining Single Sofa Chair for Living Room (Beige)

It's difficult to find a swivel rocker recliner nowadays. It is perfect for where I needed it and Everything seems to be a glider mechanism rather than the rocker I wanted. That is my favorite part of the chair. I've rocked myself into a nap several times!

I bought this chair for my baby's nursery room and it was easy to assemble. The packaging it came in was really damaged but luckily no parts were affected. Overall it's a great product for the price compared to the higher end options with the same functions.

This chair was easy to put together, light weight, I love the electric features with phone charger. It's just the right size for my Lady's Lounge. Very happy.

I couldn't find any reviews so was skeptical but I went with my instincts. This turned out to be such a good purchase. It's great quality, quick to assemble and very comfortable. Love it for my baby's nursery. Recommend it!

I love it! The material is beautiful and so easy to put together! I bought for my 88 year old mom and it's so easy for her to put the recliner back because of the buttons on the side. Rocks and swivels very nice!

Purchased for a loved one - they liked it very much! Said it was delivered very quickly, easy assembly and looks great

This chair is very affordable. Its the perfect size for a nursery. The fabric is soft and comfortable. My daughter's very happy with it!

Great value for the money, love how comfortable it is and the charger option it is very convenient

Difficult to review since I have been unable to get the chair assembled. I paid $75 for Walmart to get someone from Angi's to come out to assemble it, and no one has shown up after several attempts at appointments. Don't trust their assembly to ever happen.

Purchased this chair in December. It was great until it wasn't. While shifting back in the chair with both arms, my elbow went through one of the arm rests. All we wanted was a new arm rest since it seemed like a defect, but this is the response I received from Sfxingyou customer service: “You're absolutely right to point that out—350 lbs is the static load capacity, and an elbow shouldn't cause structural failure under normal use. I completely agree with your logic. However, the key difference here is impact vs. static weight. The 350 lb rating refers to even, seated weight distribution over time. A sudden, concentrated downward force from an elbow—especially if applied repeatedly or at a specific angle—can create localized pressure that far exceeds that number in PSI (pounds per square inch), which is why we distinguish between 'weight capacity' and 'impact/physical stress damage.”