Starting off with assembly the whole process of putting the chair together was fairly straightforward. There are metal mounting points, where the back rest connect to the seat. While putting it together for a little janky in the sense that the bracket go on the outer sides of the back rest, and there are a little plastic parts just to conceal that metal bracket. The plastic is pretty cheap so it seemed to me that they put a lot of effort in creating those little plastic covers just to hide the basic design of the hinge that being said the rest of the chair can fold backwards completely flat. This is controlled by a small lever on the right side With a fair amount of adjustability in terms of backrest angles. The foot rest easily slides out but the cushion needs to be in a specific position in order to do so but overall it's easy to handle and adjust. I really like the forest because I like to cross my feet in this, let me easily do so it seems to handle the weight of my legs, just fine.The boat quality of the rest of the park seem fine. They're not using premium materials or anything. The armrest feel pretty plasticy. The wheel legs feel pretty plastic key. The wheels themselves are not above the really basic ones. They seem pretty strong and roll pretty smoothly, which I appreciate. The cushions seem just OK I'm not sure how long the cushion will last my impression is that it won't last as long as my previous chair had with the mesh style but cushion. The cushion isn't that firm or thick so I already feel the seat is missing a bit of padding on the bottom. I would consider this the biggest negative or risk factor when it comes to purchasing this chair.Now for the massaging function. The chair features five different zones of massaging across the back and thighs. It's all powered by a small 12 V adapter. The plug for the adapter is located by a little pocket in the lower back part of the back rest. That's also where you'll find the connector to connect the backrest and the butt cushion with a power plug. All massage functions are vibration based and there are two intensities settings I found that the high setting is more than adequate for massaging my back and legs. Having said I wasn't expecting anything like those fancy massage chairs. This is more into a little vibration, massage add-on that you put on your couch or a car seat or something like that. There are no rollers or anything, though which I think would've been pretty nice but that's a personal preference because I like those type of massagers. I think the feature that brings this chair together is the fact that the back rest can fold back flat. In that position, I'm totally relaxed. My body weight is completely on the massagers so it's overall a pretty nice experience. I can definitely see myself falling asleep in that position.Overall, I like the chair and I think the price is pretty fair for what you get. I love the foot rest. I don't love the materials. And the massage function is not bad at all.

It's sturdy , looks great and massages I like it a lot

VERY impressed with this chair. Easy to put together and fits my body well. I like the seat padding and how the chair can lean back. It's comfortable to game in that's for sure!