EVER ADVANCED Oversize XL Zero Gravity Recliner Padded Patio Lounger Chair with Adjustable Headrest Support 350lbs (Olive Green)

I've had this chair since early 2022 and I've used it indoors and outdoors and it still looks brand new and I think it's super comfortable. It has a quality cup holder attached to it and the fabric that it's made out of is thick and high quality.

I was looking for a very comfy chair that I could use to read on my patio, and I discovered this gem. It seems a bit expensive for an outdoor chair, but the ability to lay down comfortably plus the versatility of being able to take it camping, by the pool, or to the beach quite easily justified the price tag in my mind. It is a bit heavy, so I probably wouldn't bring it anywhere where I'd have to haul it too far, but the weight is pretty manageable for a short jaunt.The chair was already assembled upon delivery, so all I had to do was remove the packaging and unfold the chair. The directions are on the tag underneath the seat part of the chair (which is brilliant, honestly), and setup was quick and easy.The chair itself is very comfortable. I am a curvy 5'9" and fit into this chair with minimal limb overhang. My 6'5" friend fits into this chair with what he considers a tolerable amount of limb overhang. The extra width is nice too. Reclining this chair back turns it into a heavenly experience. It feels like a hammock, but with way more back support. I typically don't go ALL the way back, but even if I do, the movement locks on the chair are sturdy and effective.I really love the slide out table, and I really appreciate that it has a little notch on the front of the chair to connect it to for additional stability. The table has a cup holder that is large enough to hold a 32-40 ounce hydroflask/yeti/thicker cup, which is great. The table is large enough to hold a beverage vessel, a smaller portable speaker, a phone, and a kindle sized device or something slightly larger, like an iPad mini.All in all, this is a fantastic chair. I haven't had it for very long, but it seems well made, and is quite sturdy thus far. I'd love to pick up another if they ever go on sale.

Extra wide,very steady and comfortable!!

These can be very comfortable no matter what frame you get (aluminum or steel frame). I have gotten many of these and though it might uncomfortable for those who are 6 ft or taller, sitting in it is still pretty comfortable. the aluminum frame feels like it has more padding to it but thats the main good thing about it. the downside to the aluminum frame is that it tends to break easily (despite body weight) especially in the front of the arm rests where the foot rest connects for the reclining. as for the steel frame, it's more durable but the pins where the back of the chair connects tend to wear and break, would be an easy fix if the pins used weren't what i needed a divot tool for. all in all for the price of the steel frame it is more worth it since it is cheaper the aluminum frame and the frame itself lasts longer.

I ordered two zero gravity chairs from two different companies and I like this one better. I believe that it may be a half inch longer than my first chair which actually is noticeable. It does not have "padding" like my first chair which does not detract from its comfort level but it is likely to dry quicker by many hours after a rain. I noticed that the 1st chair can take up to a half day to dry out if the temperature is reasonably warm and the sun comes out. I have no experience with this chair in the rain but on the surface, its material looks like it will dry out more quickly. The head rest is not as adjustable as the head rest of my first chair but it is likely to stay in place better. I see the elastic on the 1st chair stretching out and not holding its position in the future. This head rest on this chair has attachment points built into the seat back and it can be removed but I am not sure if it can be relocated. Fortunately , the pre-designated head rest position works for me. The table is permanently attached to this chair and folds up with the chair. I see the table on the 1st chair (not permanently attached) getting misplaced in the future although I will do my best to keep track of it. I like this chair's color better than my first chair. I had to spray the first chair's joints with a silicone lubricant to get it to move while sitting in it so that tells me that the quality control at the 1st chair's manufacturer is not so good and I may have future problems with it. Both cost about the same amount of money. The first chair is suitable, it is comfortable and it is neutral in color (beige) which can be a benefit in some situations but the first chair that I bought will not be my first choice for use. I will pull out the 1st chair only for overflow seating now that I have this chair. Currently, I do not know how long either chair will last with use. Hopefully for many years. If this chair fails too early (after only a year or two) then I will update this review. I bought zero gravity chair covers for both for when they are not actively being used so I am not going out of my way to challenge their longevity.