MCombo Power Zero Gravity Recliner Chair with Adjustable Headrest for Living Room, Fabric ZG334 (Beige)

This chair is better than I expected. The craftsmanship and fabric are impressive. The color matched perfectly with my familyroom decor. It was xtreamly easy to assemble. Took me less than 20min.to put it together.Once assembled, I sat in it, reclined to the zero gravity setting with the electric headrest adjusted comfortably. The motor was quiet, and the transition was smooth. The size compares to med./small. I'm 5.7, and it's perfect for me. Enjoying the comfort, I closed my eyes for what I thought was a minute. I woke up 2 hours later, relaxed and feeling great.I LOVE IT..!I will update after a month to see if it's sturdy and reliable.It's been 3 years now and I'm still using my chair daily. The fabric has held up tremendously. The zero gravity feature still works good as new. However the wiring on the remote control has started to come apart. Hopefully I can buy a new control separately.All in all this was a fantastic purchase.

This a great chair and met all my expectations. I am 81 and was able to put it together with no issues. The pieces are rather heavy so it would have been better for me and my back to have had a helper. The chair provided immediate relief for my sore back. It is very well made and costs far less than similar zero gravity chairs. I like that there so many positions available. The remote stays lit as long as there is power to the chair which seems a bit odd but ok.

The chair is comfy and works as described. It described being great for someone up to 5ft9in. I am 6ft tall, but ordered anyway.I dont care that my feet hang off the end, but it makes the headrest uncomfortable when adjusted. There was not an XL chair option, otherwise I would have ordered it.It works as described and really gets your feet up and head down. Operation is silent, and it was very easy to assemble. Also, it arrived faster than advertised, so that was cool.

I hardly know where to begin. I can scarcely believe I’ve had it a whole year already. As far as shipping, delivery, assembly, and so forth, everything was perfect. Seriously, I love my recliner so much, I hope to buy another one someday. I have very serious back issues caused by the perfect storm - mild scoliosis combined with arthritis and aging - and I had gotten to the point where I could no longer feel comfortable in any of our living room furniture nor my bed. I was desperate to find something my body could be contented with. This recliner is my dream come true! It fits my body perfectly. The zero gravity position is my happy place. This recliner is the best purchase I’ve ever made, and it has been an incalculable blessing to me. I bought a pair of those reading glasses that allow you to read or watch TV while lying down, and they work perfectly for me in the zero gravity position. I chose red for my recliner and I love that, too. In all honesty, I can’t think of a single thing I don’t like about this recliner. Just in the last six months I abandoned my bed entirely and began sleeping every night in my recliner. Finally, I bought a mechanical bed so that I could have the zero gravity position there as well. But I still prefer my zero gravity recliner!! I can’t get the exact same position in my bed, and I’m not as comfortable there as I am in my recliner. I love the cup holders built into the arm rests, the roomy storage pockets on both sides, the loops on each side, and the fact that I can’t lose the remote. If I could I would give this recliner ten stars!!!!! I think it was made just for me! On a humorous note, I have had one aggravation while sleeping in it: I oftentimes fall asleep with my phone in my hand, and when I wake up I discover it has slipped down between the seat and the frame. The way the frame is constructed leaves a tiny space between two wooden pieces that my phone loves to fall into, and it’s a pain getting it out. I also lose my ear buds pretty often too. But, I came up with a fairly reliable solution: I stuffed a small towel in all three sides of the seat in such a way that it deters anything from falling through that crack! Special note: If you have neck issues, it’s crucial to have a recliner that doesn’t have an overstuffed head rest. The flatter the better, at least for me anyway. The traditional style recliner head rests push your head forward. That is not good! That’s one of the criteria by which I chose this recliner. I can’t think of a single negative issue with my recliner, and that’s incredible!! And I’ve had a year’s worth of great experience to prove it.

The McCombo disaster. The McCombo zero gravy rrcliner that I ordered isdefective in its electric mechanism.The chair never sat upright.I ordered it needing immediate raising my feet above the heart or .medicals reasons. It's been a disaster. The company finally sent a new remote control a d was supposed to have sent the control box. It did not move the mechanism eitherI want my money refunded to my account ASAP. As a retired teacher, I need someone to come pick the chair up and get it out of my house. RBaker

I like this beautiful camel-colored chair! It complements my chenille champagne sofa perfectly. Just a heads up, this chair doesn't have power lift functionality; it's mainly a zero gravity chair that can also be used as a recliner(with two USB ports) without needing to be placed far from the wall. It doesn't have massage or heat options. The only issue we encountered was with the armrest, which seemed to be made of a material similar to rice paper and would crack easily. Ours arrived defective. I contacted MCombo about this, and they promptly sent a replacement side panel. When we removed the fabric to expose the wood frame, we found the material used for the armrest disappointing. Using a more durable material like pliable plastic would have been better. Lastly, I think the chair is a bit overpriced at $649, even with a Prime discount.

True Zero gravity = can recline way back with head close to the floor so that thighs are raised slightly toward the chest with calves and feet way up higher than heart.Not a pretty chair design but that’s so you can get the zero gravity functions at an affordable cost while not tipping the chair over. The ones that are nice looking start at 3 times the cost.Infinite positions given that both the seat back and leg rest AND headrest adjust independently .Depth of seat is relatively shallow and do feel that when not reclining at all. But the seat width is roomy at 23”.Due to space needed to recline all the way back, the chair has to be set out from the wall quite a bit plus it’s a chunky chair so it takes up a lot of space and is almost too big for mine.Motor is very quiet.sturdy chair weighs about 100 lbsMax weight capacity 320. I’m 5’7” and 290 pounds - It wouldn’t be as comfortable for someone much taller - in fact specs say 5’9” is max recommendation height.But the chair isn’t wobbly at all and feels really solid even under my weight.So easy to put together. -I’m a 68 year old woman and did it myself. Only difficulty was trying to slide the back onto the metal channels in the base but was able to do that after 20 minutes.Shipped in 3 boxes -the box that has back piece has the remote and adapter and instructions and feetI didn’t love the beige I got but it worked out because I wanted a nice seat/back cover to protect it and the gray cover makes it look better. I also like that it covers the cup holders which I didn’t like.

I've had the chair for a month and use it for sleeping. I now have no ankle swelling, with my feet up and heart down. It operates silently and it's easy to assemble. After a month, I see no sign of the armrest material deteriorating as some reviews mention. However, I intent getting two thick cloth placemats to drape over the armrests, just in case. At 25% of the price of most zero gravity chairs, I ordered it with some skepticism, but I'm very pleased I did.