High quality, already assembled, just need to take plastic off of trays. Moveable pillow up and down back. Color is exactly as expected.

Very nice but too heavy and bulky. Difficult to carry with us anytime we want to take them to the beach.

Easy to relax and fall asleep in these comfortable chairs. Heavy weighted and well made. Love the side attached table.

Purchased these for a gift for our daughter’s apartment patio. They work great and are comfortable to lounge in. She chose the navy blue and they look super sharp. easy to move around and durable.

The chairs came already assembled which was awesome. No tools, no small pieces missing, no wasted time. The chairs are comfortable around my pool and the guest love it.

Glad that I could find these again. They are very affordable, comfortable and not really too much more than others offered. Not extremely heavy and do not sag. I'm over 6 ft tall and 265 lbs. and happy with the construction.

These chairs have lots of room and seem very well built.Love that the head pillow slides on a runner and easy to place where you want it and the tray has a cell phone and cup holder!Great buy!

I bought these for when my wife and I go on camping trips. Gone are the days or sitting in fold up bag chairs. We love them!! They are so comfortable we were able to nap the evenings away in comfort and style.

Absolutely love these!

My two adult kids loved using these chairs, but only if left open. It is too challenging to open and close them regularly. They sit on our pool lanai for most of the year. After a while, enough water got into the piping of these chairs; this water is full of rust, and it's very dark and stained a few spots on my lanai! NG (Not Good). I was so angry that I gave them away - FOR FREE! to a neighbor who keeps them on their grass, not a deck or lanai. The 2-Stars are because they are beautiful and comfy, and the 3-Starts deducted for the misrepresentation and material flaw. It claims to resist rust and weather damage; it didn't. The joints are rusted, and water gets into the piping (frame), where it turns black and toxic.