FDW Recliner Chair for Living Room Home Theater Seating Single Reclining Sofa Lounge with Padded Seat Backrest (Beige)

I love this chair. It was easy assembly. It's beautiful color. It is comfortable, Stability ,soft and worth the money.

Good quality, durable, comfortable. Easy assembly. Lightweight, perfect size reclines smoothly

I like this chair a lot I should note that I purchased it for my son's room for his transition into a grown-up room. He is about 5'5 125 little skinny guy. Perfect for him. The instructions say the max weight is 275. I am 5'2 and weigh about 186 and I sat comfortably in it. It's nice and cushioned the arms aren't plush so be aware of that but it looks exactly like pictured. I wish it had a button on the side to recline, that would be my only con. It's that old-school recliner where you just have to push yourself back to make it recline. So again, that is really the only thing that I would change about it if I could as it makes it easier to recline, but overall still a nice chair. Assembly: I am not very good at putting things together and this was super Duper easy to put together and I had no issues at all. You literally only have to place the washers on the feet and then screw the feet into the bottom of the chair and then line the back up with the bottom to connect the back of the chair onto the base. The chair came in a big box. I did have to open the box on my porch and bring it in, in two separate pieces and trips because it was too heavy for me to bring in by myself. So you may need help with that if you don't have a dolly or something, otherwise you'll have to do what I did if you're on your own. Over all good chair perfect for bedroom or media room or even as a relax spot in your office.

Fantastic chair. Small, cozy, comfortable. I reckon the faux leather will not last long unless special care is taken of it. One star knocked off because the one I got was clearly a return, it was dirty and had lots of bread/pastry crumbs on it. Update: After a few weeks of use, I've noticed the stuffing/cushioning of the sit/bottom part feels uneven, giving you the slight sensation you're tilted to one side. Also, when sitting, there's a 4-5 inch gap between the backrest and the sit, leaving your lumbar area unsupported. -1 star.

These are actually great little recliners, I say little but they are certainly not tiny, but they are not something you'd want for your main living room. Perfect for game room or home theater. You'll want to buy some 7" recliner springs to put in them, this will completely solve the issues others are having with them not supporting legs or staying opened/reclined. They are very comfortable of decent build quality. For the price, I paid about $60+$50 shipping, they are really good. I expect I'll get a decent number of years out of them as long as they are not abused. The surface and padding feels nice when you are sitting on them. Tldr: *Buy 7" recliner springs they are inexpensive and widely available on Amazon. *They are comfortable and light weight *Treat them decent and they will last. I included pictures of where I installed the springs, it was a little difficult to bend the spring and get it hooked in, but not bad process overall.