We purchased this on November 20th, 2020 for a pre-Black Friday sale. This may have been the reason it too so long to arrive (received on Jan 6, 2021). It's a 2-person job moving in but I was able to get it out of the box by myself and set it up with a little assistance from my wife. Basically, assembly involves sliding the backrest onto connection arms at the base of the seat, then connecting the power cords. Pretty simple. I've been using this chair now for a few days and I'm very impressed. Motors allow quick changes and headrest adjustments are INDEPENDENT of recline position. The seat is wide and the armrests quite comfortable. I'm a little under 6 ft and weigh around 215. I have plenty of room. My feet do hang off the foot rest, but that isn't a problem for me at all. The armrest cup holders are larger than expected, easily holding my insulated cups with a little room to spare. Armrests open to reveal storage on both sides and European-style hinges are smooth-closing. Build quality appears very good for this price range. Won't be able to judge long-term quality for a while. Bottom Line: at $300-$400 bucks, this is a terrific deal.

I bought this brown Mason Power Theatre Recliner online for $399 about 10 days ago. It was delivered yesterday (3/1/21) by FedEx. Fairly simple to assemble & plug in. The material seems to be of good quality and would last a long time with proper care. The power function is smooth & quiet. I love the separate power headrest control, too. There is lots of storage space in the arms. However, I am 6'1" tall and the recliner is much too short for me. My legs hang off the footrest by almost a foot! If you are a shorter person, I would definitely recommend this theatre recliner. Unfortunately, I must return the recliner to my local Sam's Club.

I jumped on the amazing sale price Sam’s offered these theater chairs for & could not be happier! Chairs were delivered as scheduled & easy to put together. Quality of chairs are great, love the sleek look, the storage space for remotes & love that the headrest moves too for comfort.

Received the masons power recliner, theater chair with Adjustable headrest in brown you have to be 6ft tall to lay back in it comfortably. For shorter people like me feels like the lower back area (more like middle of back as a lumbar all the way out (like the ones that are in the driver seats of my car) doesn’t matter if I even push my self back in the seat still feels uncomfortable.

Love the look and function. Motor retracts much faster than my previous chair! Only issue is I'm only 5'10" and headrest doesn't hit head for TV watching, misses by at least 3". Seat needs to be sunk lower so head hits. If I slouch it's ok, but not as comfortable. Material feels nice, but a little slick. Wish controls were on exterior, more convenient there. Fits 5' wife well. May move it to BR for her and keep searching. I would normally rate it 3 because of low headrest, but if you're short it's probably perfect, and at least a 4.

Had ours for 2 years, hardly shows any wear, even sleep on one, comfortable.

This chair was a huge disappointment. The leg rest only came to my knees. It was made for a short female. Buy something else.

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Although it took more time than they said it was supposed to be here, we love the way it looks and feels. Very comfortable and like all of the features.

Waited for almost 45 days to get this recliner,it was worth it cause I got it for $299，size is perfect,soft leather,big storage on both side,easy assembly,very comfortable,can't beat the price!