Bought this in December of 2024. The charging ring for wireless charging The black tape or plastic whatever it is has come off of it and now the rubber ring that goes around. It has come off too. Not too happy about this situation. But on the other hand, I love the build quality except for a couple of things. The wiring underneath has issues. It comes apart sometimes when using the chair I relocated the wires and no problem so far.

This chair seems to be very good quality for the price. Love the wireless charger, cup holder, separately operable head rest, and size. I'm 5'9" and it is a great size for me and roomy. Deep compartments and outlets are great too. Really good tricked out chair. Recommend!

Waited a few months to give my opinion. Noisiest chair ever. Material squeaks in multiple areas every time you adjust chair. Charger is very slow. Very slow to adjust from full recline to normal position. Charger on arm was chipped. The rubber strip on circular charger top came unglued after no use. Other than that chair is acceptable. I really like the head being adjustable too.

I rate everything on a "per dollar" basis, and when considering this, the chair is certainly 5-stars. I brought this home early last night and set it up, and folks, I'm tickled pink! I spent the entire day going from place to place, {including another popular membership store), checking out powered theater recliners that cost up to $2,500, and I just couldn't see the point. I have now used this $399 chair from Sam's Club for about 6 hours, and have thoroughly tried out all the features. I am typing this review from it now - rather comfortably mind you - and I have zero complaints that are worth anywhere near the extra cost of anything else I tried. Even if this thing breaks in five years, which I don't expect, I still would have no complaints. It reclines and even has a motorized headrest, which I had decided was a 'must-have' feature. {You will also find it is usually a feature found only on more expensive chairs.) The bottom/footrest/backrest works as a unit with a single switch, pretty much like any other recliner. Then the headrest works independently, with it's own switch. Everything is on the switch panel inside the right arm, which I find is easiest to reach and operate with a thumb. The chair also has two nice, fabric-lined storage compartments - one on each armrest. I saw a reviewer complain that his compartment door kept breaking as he is entering/exiting the chair, but I have come to the conclusion that he must be doing something wrong. I barely even touch these parts during these transitions. I guess the moral here is to not use these doors for serious handholds if you are super-heavy or just clumsy. There is also a cup holder on the left armrest, and a cordless phone charger on the right armrest. Inside the right storage compartment are two 120V AC power outlets, a USB A outlet, and a USB C outlet. The chair even has colored LED lights around the cup holder and in front of the base at floor level. These can be set to either, green, blue or red. This eye-popping feature is controlled by a small button on the switch panel. Boring people can turn them off, but I think I will leave mine on red. Fair warning - It is rather heavy, {I think I remember seeing 160 lbs on the rather large box), so make arrangements to have someone help if you don't have any strong kids to impose such things upon. It will definitely take two able-bodied people to manage it. Two young men from Sam's Club graciously loaded mine in the truck, and my son and I had no problem bringing it inside on a two-wheeled dolly. The packaging is pretty tough, and required the careful use of a utility knife, which is always a bit precarious with upholstered things. I took my sweet time and had no issues however. There are only two pieces to put together - the base and the backrest/headrest combination - and they just slide together - literally. Then there is a power cord in a small box. It just plugs into a socket on the back of the chair and goes to the nearest wall outlet in your home. There is also a small wiring harness between the base and backrest that will need to be plugged together. It's all pretty easy, routine stuff. There is a nice instruction booklet, but I never even opened it. We didn't even know we had it until the job was finished, and it turned up when we were cleaning up the packaging. I didn't look for it because I found everything to be self explanatory, and it all just sort of fell into place. Easy-peazy is the first term that comes to mind. In short, I really like this chair. Everyone in the family is now green with envy and scheming to get one of their own. LOL! Thanks again, Sam's Club! This is why I renew my membership year after year.

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At first absolutely loved this chair, have had for a while now and the left side of the chair is pushed out, and the motor no longer functions to put the foot rest up and down. If you want something that is going to last more than 3 years this is not the chair for you.

So far, so great! We took the risk on two of these chairs, as there were no reviews yet. Freight company delivered to doorstep in one week. Though heavy, chairs were easy to move and simple to set up. Just slide in the back of the chair, connect the power cord to the back, and the other power cord to the wall. We just got them yesterday, but are already very pleased with their comfort and features. The faux leather rubs when the leg rest is repositioned, which makes a squeaking noise. Otherwise no complaints. The adjustable headrest is the most comfortable I've ever felt. We're both big (250+ pounds) and these chairs have good cushioning. We're both taller (5'10") and our feet hang slightly over the end of the rests, which is fine. Ample storage. Chairs seem well-designed/refined. They aren't the most visually appealing items of furniture, but they are highly functional. Great recline. Leg rest goes up to body level and backrest goes back almost flat. We had to leave about a foot between chairs and wall to allow full recline.

After 6 month i can give a review on my experience with this recliner. The pros are the storage under the arms, the cup holder and the USB ports. Adjuatable headrest is also a plus. Now the cons: the arms are too high and uncomfortable. Maybe it would be better if there was more padding so it would feel like your elbows were resting on something cushiony and not a hard 2x6. The location of the controls are awkward, down by your leg and my leg is frequently activating the switches. It would be more beneficial if the switch controls were on the outside of the arm rest. The lights are a cool idea but are un-neccesary as they are never used except for my leg presses the switch to turn them on. And finally, the switch malfunctioned. Leg lift quit working. Head rest still operates. But that model of switch with wiring is obsolete and cant be found. The newer part/switch has a different wiring harness ,1 cable with a 5 pin plug and the old switch has a 2 cables that branch off and divide into other cables with a number of 2 pin plugs. Same part numbers EMOMO HX90. So after a little over 6 months i just have a chair and not a recliner. I dont recommend.

Very comfortable but my dog doesn't have enough room in the chair with me.

Comfortable chair, very happy with it