JUMMICO Recliner Chair Adjustable Home Theater Single Recliner Sofa Furniture with Thick Seat Cushion and Backrest Modern Living Room Recliners (Fabric, Brown)

It is very easy to recline. I love this chair.

My first impressions of these chairs are quite positive. I needed to replace my old, overstuffed recliner with two recliners - that would fit in basically the same space (more about that below). These recliners fill the bill quite well. However, the foot rests may not extend out far enough for people taller than I am. I stand 5'7" tall. My feet extend past the foot rests. For me, the overhang is not far enough to be uncomfortable. But for someone with longer legs, these chairs may not be the right fit. Also the seats are narrow (at 19", just 2" wider than a typical airline seat). So if you find airline seats a bit tight, these chairs may not be the right fit for you.My family room is long and narrow, and the only suitable place for a TV is at one end. But watching TV from the other end puts you too far from the screen. For many years, I have watched TV from a recliner positioned more or less in the middle of the room. Now I have a need to accommodate a second viewer. The best answer was to find a compact recliner that would allow me to position two of them in about the same space previously occupied by my big old overstuffed recliner (plus an end table). These recliners have allowed me to accomplish that goal. I thought about buying a loveseat recliner (two individual recliners in one piece of furniture), but we experimented with a non-reclining loveseat and found being seated shoulder-to-shoulder to be unsatisfactory. We have found the seating arrangement shown in the photo to be the better solution. Having two individual chairs slightly apart at an angle to each other actually seems to facilitate interaction between the two viewers.I have had these recliners for less than a full day, so I can't speak to durability, but my initial impression is that they are well made, especially considering the low price. The seats are comfortable. Assembly was quite easy (the backs just snap into place, no tools required). The "legs" are non-marring, and seem not to slide around excessively on my hardwood floors. The faux leather upholstery seems substantial and should be east to keep clean. Overall, I have nothing negative to comment on. If that changes over time, I will update this review.

I use as my computer chair at home, with the keyboard on my lap. Really well made and easy to put together. This one sits a little taller than the one I bought 4 years ago and is way more comfy in the full reclining position. Only complaint is leg / feet rest length is short (Feet hang off)

Bought this chair with knowing of " You get What You Pay For". This really isn't the case with this chair. I mean, you're not getting good quality, but you're definitely getting your money's worth and a little more. Fabric seems super durable, easy to assemble and very comfortable. It is small, but you should know that if you read the description. I'm a 5 foot 5 female and weigh about 175 pounds and fit perfectly in it. Exceeded my expectations!!!

For the price, this actually is not a bad deal. If I had one big upfront gripe that would be the shipping cost which was ridiculous.First - If you are taller than 5 feet 5 inches (apologize for metric conversion, too lazy to do math atm) then you are too tall for this chair.Second - The arm rests are just fabric covering mulch wood more or less and you will disintegrate them from just putting weight on them, but the sides and overall structure integrity of the chair is quite high.Everything else about this chair is pretty good, but recommend at least a memory foam or similar firm pillow with also possible another pillow to sit on to get to average sitting height. This thing is extremely low. Right now I have two pillows for sitting and one bed reading pillow for the deteriorating arm rests and for back support because again this is a very low and small chair. Can fit this thing literally anywhere and assembly is extremely easy.Other than the armrests literally falling through on sides the structural integrity of this chair is very sound and I'm a very tall, big guy.Would I recommend this as a good solution for everyone? No, but if you're looking to save a buck and deal with having to cover the armrest sections with something to prevent disrepair it's not terrible. I was able to make this work but only with effectively engineering solutions for the chair's many detracting features.If you only plan to actually recline and are a smaller framed person than this chair is built for you. I attempted to "recline" in this thing and my legs were practically hanging off the end of this chair, but reclining and returning to sit position is smooth in my opinion. Easier than the 300 dollar cheap recliner I bought on amazon that is considerable bigger and more comfortable than this one for someone my size.But, you know at the end of the day you should just know what you're getting for the cheap alternative and where this is made craftsmanship is just expected to be poor. So be aware, and prepare for something to be off about it. If I could spend the money for lazy boy recliners I would be all over them.

It’s colt. My sons puts it all the way back when he wants to sleep in our room occasionally. Great for watching movies. For the price yes!