Faux Leather 3-Seat Recliner Loveseat with Console, Drop-Down Table, Storage, and Cup Holders

So I finally bit the bullet and upgraded my old, sagging couch with this Eafurn Faux Leather 3-Seat Recliner Loveseat, and honestly? It’s been a total game-changer for our movie nights.
When it first arrived, I was kind of nervous about assembly (anything weighing over 200 pounds makes me sweat a little), but it wasn’t nearly as bad as I expected. The instructions were pretty straightforward, and my partner and I managed to put it together in about an hour and a half with just a minor disagreement or two!
The faux leather feels surprisingly good—definitely better than the cheap stuff I’ve encountered before. I went with the brown color, and it looks way more expensive than it actually was. To be fair, it doesn’t feel exactly like real leather, but for something that won’t get ruined by my nephew’s juice spills, I’m more than happy.
The reclining feature is probably my favorite part. You just pull this little handle under the armrest and lean back, and you can get it to go pretty far back—like 160 degrees or something. Perfect for those accidental naps during football games! The outer seats recline independently, which has saved my relationship more than once when I want to stretch out but my partner wants to sit upright.
That middle console thing is honestly genius. There’s this drop-down table with cup holders (no more balancing drinks on the armrest!) and a USB charger built right in. I didn’t expect that! The storage compartment underneath is big enough for blankets and our collection of remotes. There are also these side pockets which are super handy for stuffing magazines or my phone while I’m lounging.
Weight-wise, this thing is solid. It feels much sturdier than our old IKEA sofa. Each seat can supposedly hold up to 300 pounds, which is reassuring when my brother-in-law comes over (though I’d never say that to his face).
The cushions are filled with foam and some kind of pocket spring system that makes it comfier than my old couch but not quite as soft as my parents’ expensive leather sectional. After a few weeks, they’ve held their shape really well—no sad, pancaked cushions yet.
One thing I didn’t realize until we got it set up is how much space it actually takes up. At about 77.5 inches wide, it’s not massive, but definitely measure your space before ordering. We had to rearrange our living room a bit to make it fit just right.
Maintenance has been pretty easy so far—just wiping it down with a damp cloth when needed. We had a small popcorn incident during “Top Gun: Maverick,” and it cleaned up no problem.
If you’re looking for something that feels a bit luxurious without taking out a second mortgage, this loveseat is not bad at all. It’s been great for our small apartment, and I can definitely see it lasting us several years.