CANMOV Massage Swivel Rocker Recliner Chair with Heat and Vibration,360 Degree Manual Swivel Rocking Recliners with Side Pocket, Comfy Fabric Single Sofa Reclining Chair for Living Room, Grey

As pictured and described, only better!
This chair is exactly as pictured. It is a beautiful dark greenish gray color and is so comfortable. I am old and small and was able to put the chair together in minutes – just put the back on and then the arm cushions. The arm cushions stay in play, it reclines easily and swivels perfectly. I can see where a big man might find it small, but it is perfect for me. It is kinda hard to close back down after reclining, but so was my other much more expensive chair. You cannot beat this chair for the money. It is worth every penny, and it came early. The massage and heat work great, but I do not care for this option so I do not even have it hooked up (plugged in). It really looks awesome and is very comfortable. Get this chair!

Poor Customer Service for Broken Parts
The chair is fairly comfortable however several of the massage points stopped working within the first 6 months of having it. The heat functionality is not great. Recently the cable for the side switch that releases the foot rest broke. I have was not able to locate a replacement anywhere on Amazon or direct from the manufacturer to order one so I reached out on Amazon to contact the seller. After taking the chair apart to send the photos they requested they told me the item was out of stock. When I reached back out about the part I was provided with a link to an electric remote however my chair is not electric. I was advised to order that part then reach back out to provide them with my order number so they could send me the correct part. I am not comfortable ordering a part I don’t need in hopes they send the correct part. This has been going on for more than 6 weeks and I have not been able to put my feet up. So frustrated and disappointed! I would not recommend this chair.

Short Guy, my feet don’t reach floor; Comments only (not really rating in stars)
Ignore the 3 Stars; U gotta give star(s) to comment. This is comments only. I just got it assembled ~ a couple of hours ago & have been sitting in the chair.1. The chair requires some construction, not a lot. You gotta attach the arms, which have a peculiar zipper-on mechanism, a little tricky to do.2. I am a short guy (5’6″), but my feet do not reach floor. I have to use a stool.3. The rocking is more back & forth than up & down; it rocks only a little (in normal rock sense). I find it hard to rock with leg support up.4. The leg rest is hard to position in more than 2 positions (up or down, in between is hard to do). Chair does not have a lever, but a thing like a catch to pull out to let leg-rest go up.5. I don’t feel a lot of vibration in the calves of my legs on the leg support. Probably only a little.6. The back of the chair slides on to 2 pieces of metal at its bottom. When moving the chair, the back started to come out. I pushed it back down. We shall see if this is a problem or I just didn’t push it down hard enough.7. The arms are a little short, even for myself, being a small man, barely long enough to place a track ball on the end with which to operate a computer screen trackball for myself.8. The chair will not lie completely flat, though probably near enough flat for most usage.9. It came in a huge strong cardboard box. Inside there are 4 pieces to the chair, which makes it easier to move inside piece by piece.10. From previous experience with a wired controller like this chair has, I conclude that if you don’t do something to prevent it, the wires to the controller are likely to fatigue & break so that the controller will not work. In this case the controller controls only the heat & vibration, not the position of the chair. That means that eventually you don’t have to be concerned about the chair being frozen in one position. But in the case of this chair, that also goes with not being able to position the chair in infinite angles & positions, though you would think that the positions & angles could be controllable by 1 or more (non-motorized) side levers.11. Thus far the chair feels reasonably comfortable with some lack of back support near the very bottom.. 12. To be comfortable at the head, I had to add a cushion to the head rest.13. The back adjusts its angle in conjunction with the position of the leg-rest; they do not have independent adjustment.14. The material hanging off the back, which covers the wire attachments, is not attached for the last inch or so to the material above it. I hope this does not start coming loose from outside inward.