INGALIK Power Lift Recliner for Elderly, lift chairs recliners with Kneading Massage, Side Pocket, lift chair for Living room, Beige

Toddlers and babies want to sit in this chair, so when someone can't, tears come to their eyes (time for another sharing lesson). The whole family loves this chair. Even the toddler says it's 5 star. I agree.

Design Inspiration.
This is a classic recliner. It starts in a 90° upright position, then a 140° recline position, and finally a 160° recline position for full sleep. There are no pull push handles when reclining. Simply hold the armrests and push back. For teenagers adults, this is relatively easy to do. Toddlers will need help by pulling up on the footrest (press down to return to upright position). We put the chair to the test with people of all sizes, from petite to National Football League linebackers. Everyone, including those weighing over 200 pounds, found the chair stable. Everyone who reclined felt the chair was stable enough that they didn't have to worry about tipping backward onto the floor. [This is not a recliner.]

Manufacturing Materials.
The fabric is very smooth and the frame is wood and metal. The seat cushion is both comfortable and sturdy. All parts spring back immediately with no dents or dings. All parts appear to be very durable, sturdy, and high quality, and we consider them to be extremely low maintenance with a service life measured in years.

Size.
When choosing this recliner, we didn't really consider its size because we thought it would look great anyway, or at least be good enough for the kids' collection (so Dad could sit back in his oversized recliner). We weren't surprised; this recliner's seating area is 10% smaller than a regular living room chair and 20% smaller (and narrower) than an oversized recliner. Yet, it's 50 75% cheaper than these comparison products. Value for money. We won't deduct any stars because this is exactly what we expected. Taller users can still sit up easily. We tested this recliner and sat a family member who is the size of an NFL linebacker in it, and they reclined comfortably without a single creak, but the chair did seem small on them, but not so small that it was hilariously small.

It was heavy.
The chair is on the heavy side, but it's not so heavy that you can't move it, nor is it so light that it will tip over. Moderate.

Production Time Description.
We received two (2) pages of illustrated step by step instructions that were intuitive and easy to follow. Our build time was about 8 minutes and included removing from the box, placing everything on the floor, placing the baby in a high chair to feed and let them watch, and letting the toddler help play with the box at the same time. No tools are needed. We pulled the back of the chair out of the box and ripped the side of the box and slid the bottom of the chair out. Then put the bottom of the chair on its side, screw on the four (plastic) legs, and slide the back of the chair onto the track. Snap into place and you're done. No tools required. It was so much fun and easy that we weren't sure if we needed to do anything more. We did it and put it where it was going to sit. This took more time than assembly.

Comfort.
Everyone agrees that the design and materials of the chair make it comfortable to sit in. The material doesn't sag, everything bounces back when we stand up, and it's all sturdy. The armrests are a couple inches wide. Every part of this chair is comfortable in any position.

No odors.
There are no odors (except for a faint, clean new furniture smell) and no detectable exhaust fumes.

However, we think this recliner has universal appeal.

Overall, this recliner is sturdy and durable and an excellent value for the money. We expect this recliner to last for many years. We recommend you click quickly as this product cannot be sold without a recliner. People over 6 feet tall and under 6 feet tall will love this recliner. The seat height is moderate. The quality is very good. No issues. The chair was easy to set up, much quicker than other chairs, and the instructions were simple. It is a great choice in any setting, especially where space is limited.

We hope our thoughts help you make your decision. Yes, we would choose this product again.

This was the easiest piece of furniture I have ever assembled. I bought two chairs and it took me 15 minutes tops to put together, probably less. I think it only took five minutes per chair. The hardest part was getting them in because each box weighed 60 pounds and FedEx decided to stack them together. But that's all on FedEx. The two chairs were not heavy at all when packed separately. The fabric is well woven and matches the picture exactly. The massager only massages the lower part of the back directly, but with eight settings it feels very comfortable. The vibrations can be felt in other areas as well. I'm not sure what the up and down buttons do as there is no change in intensity for me. My daughter thought it would change in the other chair. When I took it out of the box, I initially thought it was low to the ground, but it has feet that add a little height. Perfect for a room where you don't want to take up too much space. This chair is not for tall people. I am 5 feet tall and when I sit fully in the chair my feet touch the floor. In tilt mode, my feet touch the edge of the footrest. I think someone over 5'5 might have their feet over the edge a little, my daughter is 5'3 and her feet don't dangle too much. The cushion is really nice. I don't find it too soft or too hard, just right. The width isn't great, but it fits me well. I weigh over 200 lbs but I don't feel suffocated. I can fall asleep in it on movie nights. The height of the armrests and backrest are good too. I really like these chairs and the price is affordable. I put it in my cart when it was on sale for $40, but missed the deal because I was researching other chairs. How stupid of me. I still got it at the discounted price. Still, it was worth the full price. Shipping was fast too. Don't mind my mess, we just moved into this apartment temporarily and got rid of our original couch.

This recliner is a good value faux leather chair. It's comfortable, attractive, reclines back, and is easy to assemble. Here are some things I learned while owning it and things to consider before purchasing.

I. Quality For the price range, the quality is pretty good. It looks good, the surface is soft to the touch like leather, and it seems to be durable as well.
This chair is slimmer and smaller than a lot of similar chairs, but it's not a kid's chair. I'm 5'10 and 170 lbs and I love sitting in it. It's not too small and doesn't feel cramped. But I can imagine if someone was a lot fatter than me, it would start to feel cramped, or if I was significantly taller than 6 feet, my feet would dangle. The chair itself is soft and the padding is very comfortable. The backrest is easily adjustable and offers a number of different tilts.
Third, assembly very easy and comes almost fully assembled. Simply snap the back of the chair into the base and secure with Velcro, no bolts or screws required. It arrived almost flawless.

Overall, this is a very nice chair in its price range. All the advantages I mentioned must be taken into account. Sure, it doesn't compare to a $1000 dollar chair, but at this price point, it never will. If this is your budget, or you want something that will be abused a bit more, so you want it to be cheaper, then this is a good choice and you should really like it. Regardless of the price, I still find it very comfortable and beautiful and I would choose it again. I will be sure to update this review if issues arise.

You can trust that this review is just my honest thoughts trying to provide you with useful insights that I wish I had gotten before choosing this product. I hope it helps you in your decision."

These chairs are inexpensive, and I wanted to install them in my basement theater a few years ago, but I didn't understand why until now. After finally trying them out, however, I don't understand why I waited so long.

Let's start with the obvious: they're a little on the small side for recliners. That said, I'm 6 feet tall and weigh about 175 pounds, and I had no problem sitting in the chair, either closed or reclined. I can't speak for people of greater size, but it fit me perfectly.

With that said, let's take a look at the chair itself. Assembling it was a piece of cake, just screw on the four legs with washers and slide the back of the chair into place. It can be installed in a few minutes. The chairs aren't lightweight either, coming in at just under 60 pounds each. The fabric looks pretty good and isn't harsh at all, which is a good thing for a recliner you plan to sit on and watch a movie.

Once you get used to it, the recline feature is easy to maneuver.

The build quality of this product feels quite sturdy, but not overly so. I can't confirm exactly what kind of wood was used because the wood is right underneath the fabric. The fabric itself is well stitched and doesn't feel like it's coming apart.

Most importantly, of course, how do they sit? To be honest, I like it a lot. It's very comfortable to sit on and watch movies. I never wish they were harder or softer. The rocking chairs I mentioned before also fit them well. The back of the chair tilts back, which is perfect for watching movies. Plus, I love the shape of it, very textured!

I would be more than happy to recommend these!

My toddler daughter often wakes up in the middle of the night. I usually use the rocking chair to put her back to sleep. However, one time recently I tried to put her back in her crib. So when things get too difficult, I sometimes fall asleep in the rocking chair with her in my arms. Since I am 6'1" my regular rocking chair cannot support my head. And the seat cushion is not enough, so your back will feel uncomfortable after sitting for too long. So, I decided to buy a comfortable recliner to relieve the pain and better support my body. The recliner is big and long enough for me. I'm 6'1" and 230 lbs. I also took a closer look at the chair to see if there were any issues with the sewing. I can't find any loose strings. I post the video for reference only. I tried to capture every angle but couldn't find any flaws. Even though I'm heavy, it doesn't make any squeaks. So I think this chair is very durable and can last a long time. Once I got this chair, I used it every time my daughter woke up in the middle of the night. As my video shows, the massage sounds are very quiet, so using my sound machine, my daughter didn't notice any difference. It's easy to switch between upright and reclined positions. As my video shows, simply push on the back with one arm to tilt it. Also, to get it back to the upright position, I just push down on the leg rest. So far I've been sitting here for at least 2 to 3 hours a day and I feel less pain in my lower back and neck.