Yaheetech Mid-Century Modern Fabric Recliner

Great price, easy to put together and just what I wanted. I have a power recliner to sleep in, but still want to be able to use my legs with a recliner to keep up my strength. I drink my coffee and have breakfast in this chair, then move to my power chair. It’s perfect, just the right size and no complaints.

This chair is comfortable, easy to put together and heavy! I didn’t have any issues opening to recline nor did I have any issues keeping it reclined like a couple of the reviews stated. It is the perfect size for my small home office remodel. I still have some trim to finish so don’t mind the photo. I absolutely love this chair!

I took a chance and ordered this chair- my first online purchase of furniture. I was impressed with how it arrived all intact and no damage to the box at all. Then I opened it and took out the 3 pieces- upper half, 4 legs wrapped in bubble wrap and the base. It took less than 5 minutes to put it together, without any help from the instructions. Just screw the legs onto the bottom and slide the upper back onto the 2 shafts until you hear them click into place. The color was much darker than your monitor will show you. I thought it would be a bright blue or medium blue, but it's more like a dark teal. Still... it looks good and stylish.It is a very hard firm chair and when I saw a customer video showing that the seat cushion was a bit soft as it had "give" and that she could push it back and recline with ease, that's why I decided to take a chance. It did have some off gassing odor- which lasted a couple weeks. I just put a sheet over it, until it subsided.Unfortunatly, my chair would not work the way it is suppose to. It will not recline fully and stay that way. I'm 5' 4" 125 lbs. The chair will not recline with a push on the arms and using your upper back to push it back, no matter how hard you try and I have had others try as well. I have to manually lift the lower part of the foot rest for it to go up and stay in position, just to have your feet up.I bought this chair so I could sit upright and then lean back to possibly sleep in it, since I have silent reflux. But this chair will not stay fully reclined, so that's impossible. For the price this isn't a bad chair, but they really have to work on the mechanics of this chair before they sell it as a recliner.

Comfort, and stylish. We put this in our bedroom it's small enough not to take up a lot of room but big enough for comfort and to watch TV instead of lying in the bed.

I got this for our small living room. I'm 5'10" with a longish torso and was worried that the back rest would NOT reach my head. It does NOT, indeed.So, I am disappointed! The materials and workmanship of the chair are great and it has a very firm comfort-level, suggesting the chair will last a long time, but problems abound, even for the other users in our household.It "works" for my middle son, my daughter and their Mom (5'5" and twice 5'4", respectively), but their feet do not reach the floor unless they are on (extreme!) tiptoe. [Even I -- again, at 5'10" -- do not have my heels touching the floor when sitting on this chair (although I have the issue of short legs, long torso).]The dangling of legs can make sitting in a non-reclined position quite uncomfortable. My son (and our toddler, quickly following) will outgrow this chair in about a year (or ten), making it "work" ONLY for the generationally average American sized women in our family. But I say if a 5'4" woman can not have her feet on the ground (when not reclining) on such a small chair, there is a fundamental problem with the design.You would think that this could be solved by replacing the chair's legs with shorter ones. Alas, the footrest mechanism -- which pops out from underneath the chair when going into recline mode -- precludes this as there is at MOST 1.25 inch of clearance with the supplied legs; if your carpet is plush or there is a rug in from of the chair don't even THINK of even a *slightly* shorter leg. Those legs, by the way are extremely cheap plastic, the solitary OBVIOUS shortcut the manufacturer took to profitability.Speaking of recline mode, the chair does not want to easily "stay" in the far back position even with ME, whose head is the furthest from the hinge-point (thus providing the longest "moment-arm") which should help the chair STAY reclined. Of course you might think the fact that my head is "bobbling" (because it is unsupported by the back rest!) might be what leads to the chair wanting to un-recline . . . but the same problem is exhibited with the users who "fit" properly in the chair.We are all bummed. This looks fantastic and is comfortable -- but an excellent RECLINER it is NOT. We are evaluating other options within the return period. At half the price I'd probably keep it.

UNCOMFORTABLE and IMPOSIBLE TO RETURN.I bought 2 chair and paid 251.12 with TAX. It is very hard and uncomfortable to sit. Recliner does not stay in the laying position and I had to fight with recliner to stay laying. I tried to return chairs but Yaheetech provided a return label belongs to Canadian Postage Label. Return instructions requires I have to pay for postage to CANADA.Amazon third party seller return policy requires.A return address in the United StatesA prepaid return labelA full refund without returning the itemI contacted with Yaheetech and asked them to pay postage but they only offered $46 refund instead of providing full refund or prepaid postage label. I paid 251.12 with TAX.When I check one start reviews there are too many other customers who were not able to return this product because of this Canada return address and postage fee. I contacted AMAZON to handle this mess.DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT BEFORE READING ONE STAR REVIEWS ABOUT RETURN.