VivaLift! Metro 2

The mechanics are good

Uncomfortable to sit in long duration

rita l. from craig, co (caregiver)

68 year old male, semi disabled who I bought the chair for. Unfortunately the chair is hard and uncomfortable for him to use for only a short time

Love the adjustable headrest. No need to prop my head up with a pillow any longer.

Phone charger is very slow, may be fine to just leave plugged in while using to slow battery drainage.

robert p. from north tonawanda, ny

I suffered severe injuries to my hip and pelvis, and lower extremities, in a vehicle accident.

The extensive adjustability of the chair to comfortably accommodate any use intended for it from A to Z.

Slightly smaller than I expected but I've quickly adapted to it as what I needed.

richard n. from saint augustine, fl

Male age 75, 30% disabled vet, obese, insulin dependent diabetic with neuropathy in feet and lower legs, COPD, fully torn rotator cuffs in shoulders.

Not sure at this point and time only had it a few days.

None so far.

harold b. from independence, mo

I am 77 years old and disabled. need the chair to get up and down.

Head and lumbar support positions.

Could include a memory function on remote.

tom m. from sarasota, fl (caregiver)

75 year old wife with severe arthritis in both shoulders and one knee

I enjoy the various power features, especially the head, back and foot positions. The chair is very comfortable and meets almost all my expectations.

The lumbar power adjuster is virtually useless. Not sure if the position is the problem. Also having a problem with seat cushion. It is already sagging after only about a month's usage.

norman h. from marietta, ga

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The lifting power and the Adjustable back rest.

The foot rest could be longer and I wish it had heat and massage features.

howard b. from winter haven, fl

I am 81 years old and have trouble getting out of chairs. My old recliner was low and I had difficulties getting out of it.

Ease of use.

A control with a memory setting would be a plus. She is unable to use the control which makes getting the proper position more difficult for the caregiver.

claude b. from henderson, tn (caregiver)

She is unable to walk, stand, or move about on her own. This chair makes it so much easier to transfer to a wheelchair. She is in her middle 70's.