Power Recliner Chair for Adults, Reclining Sofa Chair, Adjustable Home Theater Seating Lounge with Lumbar Support, Small Recliners for Living Room with Charging Ports (Lividity)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:At 54 years old, comfort is everything—and this MECHYIN power recliner delivers! After 51 hours of use (yes, I counted), I can confidently say it’s one of the best furniture purchases I’ve made in years. The chenille fabric is incredibly soft, and the cushions are supportive but plush—perfect for my daily reading and TV time.The power recline feature is super smooth. I love how it adjusts from 90° to 160° with just the press of a button. The included lumbar pillow gives my lower back the perfect amount of support, especially during longer sitting sessions.The built-in USB and Type-C ports are surprisingly useful. I no longer have to stretch cords across the room to charge my phone or tablet. Assembly was also shockingly easy—took me about 10–15 minutes, no tools needed.If you’re in your 50s or just value comfort and convenience, this chair is worth every penny.

Absolutely love this brown power recliner! It's incredibly comfortable right out of the box – the cushions are plush but supportive, perfect for long movie nights or gaming sessions. The power recline is smooth and lets me find the perfect angle every time. Huge bonus: The built-in USB ports keep my phone charged without leaving my cozy throne.Assembly was a dream – took me literally less than 10 minutes with no tools needed, just click the parts together. For the price, this chair delivers amazing comfort, convenience, and style. Highly recommend if you want a comfy, feature-packed recliner without the hassle!

It was due Friday but arrived two days early, in a torn box.When I unpacked it, I saw no obvious damage, but saw no instructions, and feared that they had been lost after the box was torn. After separating the obvious parts, labeled A through E so far, there was no D. I thought the parts looked easy enough to assemble, but then I thought that doing it in the wrong order might be problematic, and in view of the lack of part D, I had Amazon Product Support call me.I started by saying my recliner came in a torn box and without instructions. The rep then asked me if I was calling about the recliner, and read its full description. I replied that in my first sentence I had said my recliner arrived in a torn box and without instructions. Then after the rep pulled up my order in the system, I was placed on hold.While I was on hold between Amazon reps, I turned the base unit A over and saw a padded part folded into a plastic bag and jammed into the bottom of the unit. After removing it, I saw that it was D, and behind it was the instruction sheet. Removing D, according to the instructions, is Step 5, after assembling A, B, C-left, C-right, F, and G, then plugging it in and reclining it all the way back before pulling out D in Step 5. Yes, it was theoretically not possible to find the instructions until after reading Step 5 of the instructions.When the second Amazon rep came on the line, I explained that I had found the hidden instruction sheet, and reported some delivery issues.Under the base unit A, jammed behind pad D, is where I found the little box containing F and G, the electrical transformer and cable, respectively. Again, I found these when I found the instructions, without first seeing the instructions, and these parts theoretically not only had to be assembled but also plugged in and used to fully recline the chair, before the instructions said to remove pad D, under which F and G and the instructions were hidden.It was fortunate that I removed part D prematurely, on my own initiative, and found the hidden instruction sheet without reference to it. Once I had the sheet, the instructions, which were more pictorial than verbal, were reasonably clear, and assembly went quickly.Updated the day after delivery and assembly to add:The chair itself fits well in its intended spot. It is padded less than its 30+ year old oversize predecessor, but adequately enough for comfort. I haven't napped in it yet, but it's only less than 24 hours since I assembled it. I will get there, no doubt in my mind. Adequate padding includes the seat, back, headrest, and contrary to another review, the armrests. I have no complaint about padding. The seat itself has essentially the same dimensions as my big old recliner, a plus. I'm 5'11" (180 cm) tall, and have no issues with the fit. Yes, my feet stick out past the "footrest," but I'm used to that because that's how my huge old recliner was, and I like the support under my calves. Push-button reclining is a new experience for me, and I like it. I haven't tried the USB charging port yet, as the right side is close to a wall with just enough room to reach the control buttons. Maybe tomorrow I will explore that. So far, this is still a generous 4 star review, graded a solid B, after subtracting a star for the out-of-sequence hidden instructions. One thing I try to remember to write in every review (but forgot yesterday), if I had it to do over again knowing what I know now, would I still buy it? Yes. The hidden instructions were a minor, one-time annoyance, which I overcame without too much bad language, and the chair is still good quality so far, and good value for the price, $227.96 including tax and free Prime delivery.Final update: This chair is fine for napping.Afterthought: The control buttons are hard to get used to, even after weeks of daily use. The button to lean back is toward the front of the chair; to move forward is the rear button, totally counterintuitive. If the seller or manufacturer read this, they should take action to reverse these control buttons.

I’ve been enjoying the MECHYIN Power Recliner for 76 minutes at a stretch without feeling any discomfort. The chair’s smooth adjustment from 00° to 160° lets me find the perfect position, whether I’m reading or watching TV. Assembly was super easy—took me just 00:10 (10 minutes) to set up with no tools needed.The soft chenille fabric and lumbar pillow provide great support, and the USB and Type-C ports keep my devices charged while I relax. Highly recommend for anyone seeking comfort and convenience!

Fantastic chair, bought it for my senior mom who is recovering from a fall. This chair she loves and it's so simple to use. You need no tools, it just goes together by pushing parts into locks and snapping the power plug together. Wonderful deal for the ease and operation of this chair. We highly recommend it, again so simple to use and to assemble. It has a port to plug your phone into, plus you just touch the buttons for up or down.

The material is very cheap & thin. The size is good. That's about all I can recommend about it.

An excellent chair ......except to ship they vacuum pack padding and stick it in the gears (step 5) which wouldn't have been a problem except vacuum bag was punctured in shipping, and puffed up...took us 3 hours to remove through Houdini-like magic I think their shipping department needs to rethink this.

Bought this recliner for my husbands upcoming shoulder surgery for comfortable rehab weeks to come. To our surprise it was easy to assemble and it is a comfy good quality piece of furniture! Bought white to match our bedroom decore. Electric movement is perfect for "no Jerk" movement to recline and bring back to upright position.