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

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.

A very nice, not-cheap-looking chair that is practically assembled out of the box. Comfortable. Great for the price!

Perfect manual recliner for smaller people... comfortable except i can feel metal hardware from the inside of right side at cushion level that connects to the leg rest...needs more padding. Put together quickly and without issues.Ive had this not quite a month and enjoyed watching tv as well as naps on this chair. Does not hug wall so space is needed for reclining position. I have not used the massage function but did try its functionality, does work... not a moving massager but stays in place. **Update: Ive had this recliner just 2 1/2 months and the recliner is starting to break down. As i reached to pick up something from the floor, left arm resting on the arm rest, i felt a crunch underneath my arm. Even though my weight wasnt on it, the topside of left armrest is collapsing. Besides that, the wood under foot rest feels more pronounced. Twice i heard a "konk" sound as i was getting out of the recline position and had a hard time getting the footrest down. And, several times i felt weakness on the right side in the backrest as if im nearly going to get dumped. Yes it is a cheaper chair.... yes im aware it may not hold up to the test of time but it should have lasted longer than nearly 3 months before breaking down.... Im a petite person and always take care of my things. this should not be happening like this at all.

I was originally looking at an Ekolsund chair from IKEA because I wanted a small but comfortable sofa to fit my basement office space. This was cheaper, fit the same minimal/sophisticated aesthetic, and seemed to have better reviews than the IKEA chair in terms of being generally comfortable. The chair came in a surprisingly small box (smaller than I expected I guess), and was ridiculously simple to assemble -- just popped the back on, screwed on some little plastic feet and shoved it into place in my space. It is MUCH more comfortable than I expected. It's not La-Z-Boy levels, more like what I imagine business/first-class airplane seating with leg room feels like. (I have never flown business or first class, so to reiterate, my imagination is doing the driving here). My head and neck feel supported, the cushions are firm but comfy, and there is a good amount of space for posteriors of various sizes (mine is average for my 5'3" height). As-is, it has better-than-expected back support, most of the time I don't even use the blanket or pillow in the picture. The reclining is AWESOME. Right now I'm writing this review with the chair extended to its first level of extension. Full near-dentist chair extension is very comfy and good for short naps. People taller than 5'5" will likely find their legs dangling during a recline -- my feet dangle a little but not enough for it to be annoying. I'll be curious to see how the cushion holds up in the next few months, but also this won't be a chair that sees super regular use. Just when I need a break from my desk chair. Overall, really happy with this purchase and would get another for a bedroom in the future.

The Jummico chair is exceptionally easy to assemble - and it looks good too! The fabric is very stylish and very easy to clean. It's intended as a "home theater" recliner yet, curiously enough, does not have arms that are thick enough to include a drink holder. It's actually just a smallish, bare bones recliner primarily made out of plywood. And there's the problem. After having the chair for about a month, I made the mistake of leaning slightly into the upper right armrest with my elbow. Bad move. I heard a loud crunching sound, and it wasn't my bone. It was the arm of the chair. It did not totally cave in, but it is never a good sign when plywood makes a cracking sound. I honestly don't know how much longer the chair's arm will last. I don't think my use of the chair was excessive. I only sat it in for 2-3 hours a day while reading or watching TV. It's also on the smallish side. This would be a great chair for someone under 5 foot 8. It's wide enough for me at 185 pounds, but at 6 feet tall my feet do hang off the footrest when I set the chair in the reclining position. This is not the case with another, more expensive recliner that I have in my living room. I guess this chair is okay for occasional use, possibly in a guest room. I am not so dissatisfied that I would return it. For the price point, it's alright. I just wouldn't claim that this is built to last.

UPDATE: After my initial complaint the company contacted me and offered me a free replacement for the damaged chair. I changed my review from 3 to 5 stars because you don’t find world class service like that everyday. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I bought two of these chairs for my living room. I had been shopping for matching recliners for awhile but didn’t want to buy anything too expensive because my pets tend to ruin things pretty quickly. I was thrilled when I found these affordable chairs. When they were delivered they were super easy to assemble. They are on the small side, but not like kid small, more like adult compact. I’m a rather big girl and I’m comfortable in them. They recline and sit up super easy. But the very first day I had them I tried to use my elbows to help me up and whatever it’s made out of under the material crumbled under my elbow and there was a permanent dent in the arm of the chair. After that I knew how delecate they were and didn’t have a problem with them until I had company over and they did the same thing. The seats are getting that booty dent look in them after nightly use for several months. Regardless of the delecate construction, I’m not sad that I bought these chairs. At the price of them, they are pretty much disposable and replaceable after a few years.

I purchased this recliner gift for my teenage son. We needed a chair for a very small space and this was a good fit. My son is 5’9” and 175 pounds and sits in the chair comfortably. His ankles do hang off the end, which I already expected from other reviewers and looking at the measurements of this chair. This aspect does not seem to bother him. Unfortunately, the foot rest does not stay up well with the weight of his legs on it. It would be nice if it locked in place as other recliners do. He is not even close to the weight limit on this chair and it should act as a recliner to support his legs. Also, you can see from my photos how badly the fabric is already wearing. There is a hole in one corner of the foot rest, and the entire seam looks like it’s ready to go. This has happened in one months time with normal usage of this recliner. The cushioning in the seat is also breaking down very quickly. I realize that this isn’t an expensive recliner, but falling apart and wearing down this quickly is beyond ridiculous! If you do not plan to use this much or as a recliner then it may work for you. UPDATE** I have lowered the rating to one star because this recliner will be unusable in another month or so. It has been used for only 2 months and is completely falling apart. There is now a sizable tear and complete wearing of the fabric to the point where it is almost see through. There is no support in the middle section of the foot rest, so the full weight of your legs is pushing on nothing but foam and fabric. I have included a photo of the underneath side to show how this footrest is about to completely fall out. It would be nice if the seller would acknowledge this problem. Not sure If I have a lemon or if this is common for their products.

Love these chairs, everything the reviews said, comfortable, easy to put together, and really nice padding and fabric quality… note to buyers they are not wall huggers… I highly recommend these chairs, and a great price….. BUT unfortunately they were shipped with FED-EX and in this area they have the worst tracking and delivery service… ordered two of these chairs, shipped the next day 08 June, with delivery by 14 June…. 9am -11am…. Not, tracking awful, 15th no, 16th no, 17th no…. Get message from fed-ex and advised delivery on 22 June, called Fed -ex and they advised would escalate the delivery to 18 June by 9 am -11am, shown out for delivery and on the truck at 6am, I’m 37 miles away, delivered at 1:45pm…. and grateful they are here… I wish their was a way before we paid for our order we could see who would be the shipper…. Bottom line these chairs really are Amazing