Cloud PR-510 with MaxiComfort

Everything is as advertised.

Nothing as of yet.

robin b. from montrose, co

I am 70 years old and needed a chair to sleep in. The adjustable bed I bought 2 years ago wasn't working out. Much more sleep in this chair.

custom size fit

none

gerald i. from paola, ks (caregiver)

57 dementia victim barely ambulatory

Many positions, very comfortable

Not provided

phyllis t. from lyman, sc

72 year old woman with degenerative bone disease other health problems...I could not comfortably sit or lie for long at a time...this chair saved me

The product allows for many partial positions so that it may be "fine tuned" to each physical need.

The seat could be a bit longer for more comfortable upright sitting.

carolyn d. from cheyenne, wy

The user of the chair is elderly and disabled by scoliosis. Comfortable sitting requires partial reclining and partially elevated feet.

Quiet motors

2 inches wider would be nice...not critical. Reclining goes way back to wall....so, sits out toward center of room. Fine for a gym or giant nursing home TV room

stewart a. from fairview, nc

MS patient

Reclining position

I must push myself up from the chair with my arms because of the limited rising distance. The chair needs to rise to a standing position to help disabled.

joan f. from geneva, il

Age 89 Rheumatoid Arthritis

Construction, Comfort and ease of use

None

michael s. from broomfield, co

72 year old man after 3 back surgeries. Severe nerve damage to L4 L5 vertebrae. Right foot drop.

Infinite positions for watching TV and also for sleeping.

I really don't think the chair has any weaknesses. Time will tell.

will c. from katy, tx (caregiver)

My wife and I bought this chair for her 82 year old mother who has difficulty getting in and out of a chair.

Heat and Massage

None noted yet.

howard b. from belleville, il

My wife uses the chair. She loves t. Only problem the order for mine was screwed up and I have never received it yet.

Chair is sturdy and seems to handle weight. Chair is used for sleeping because I cannot breathe when flat on back (or leaning too far back). I do like the zero gravity part of the chair, even though I can only use it for just a few minutes at a time.

I have a hard time with adjusting chair to get feet elevated without back of chair leaning too far backwards. Also, issue with remotes coming unplugged from back of chair. No cupholder option and the remotes are hard to reach sometimes.

donna l. from albany, ga

This review is for SER-GT-DLR chair. User is 60 years old and morbidly obese with very limited mobility, has severe arthritis

Ease of getting in and out; the lift of the recliner

Too easy for cords to come loose/unplugged in back of recliner; sometimes cumbersome getting in/out

donna l. from albany, ga

77 years old, limited mobility, several health issues including heart, diabetes, arthritis, etc

Ability to save settings

Seat is too narrow for a larger person. Could be 2-4 inches wider. My weight is evenly distributed and I have a 44 inch waist.

richard f c. from rockville, md

85 year old, uses walker, 74 inches tall, weight 240. Mainly use this chair to watch TV.