Vidaxl Foldable Massage Armchair, Electric, Red, Eco-leather

Sit and relax in this extremely comfortable, electric massage chair with a reclining backrest! Electric folding function: This armchair is equipped with an electric motor that allows you to automatically adjust the footrest and backrest to any position with a simple press of a button on the side, for full comfort.. This function allows tilting up to a maximum of 135 degrees. Additionally, the backrest can be quickly returned to its original position by pressing the button again. Vibration function: 6 massage points allow for appropriate direction of pressure. Furthermore, various massage programs can be selected using the included remote control.. The massage function is powered via a USB connector and requires a certified 5V USB power adapter, which is not included. Seating comfort: The thickly padded and upholstered seat, backrest, and wide armrests offer coziness and warmth, as well as a feeling of being enveloped while sitting.. Artificial leather is a very durable material resistant to stains, which significantly facilitates cleaning – it is enough to wipe it with a damp cloth.. The smooth surface has a luxurious look and the beauty of real leather. A handy side pocket: The armchair is equipped with a side pocket where you can keep remote controls or other essential items within reach. Solid and stable frame: The frame made of wood and metal guarantees the solidity and stability of the structure. This foldable armchair is comfortable and durable. The maximum load is 110 kg per seat. Be aware of the risk of open flames and other sources of intense heat near the product. This appliance can be used by children aged 8 and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of knowledge and experience, provided that they are supervised or have received instructions on how to use the appliance safely and understand the hazards involved.. Children should not play with this device. Cleaning and maintenance should not be performed by unsupervised children.