The Blue Cactus 2500mAh Furniture Battery Kit - Battery, Power Transformer, Power Cord - 2-Pin Furniture Connector - with LCD Display for Simple Recliner Chairs

Easy to install, easy to check the voltage, works as described. We received it a week ago, I charged it fully and installed it. We have a new recliner and I have been running it back and forth more often than normal. I have charged my iPhone twice on the USB port. The phone was less than 50% and I charged it fully each time. I have also charged my laptop three times through the USB port, and sometimes leave it plugged in while I work on it. When I charge the Ibook it reduces the battery percentage noticeable, however after all that the battery is now at 33%. I have only charged it the one time and plan on letting it drop to 25% before recharging. At this rate that will be a few more days before it reaches 25%. When I don't use the USB it only drops a few percent per day. I believe after I have had this for a while I will be able to get a good 3 or 4 weeks between charges if I don't use the USB port. I may try to update this review to let you know how long It lasts in a few months. I really don't know if it is a value for the money so I gave that a 3 star. I have nothing to compare it to, as this is the first furniture battery I have ever bought. I'm not sure how a more expensive battery could work better, unless it is higher amperage. (which would increase the price) Yes this is a good battery. I would advise you to disregard the one star reviews. You can't go wrong with this.

It’s easy to charge, easy to install and the battery seems to last quite a while. Nothing I dislike.

Works exactly as it should. I was very skeptical about buying this battery for an electrically operated recliner. We do not have any floor plugs where these are located, (middle of living room), so leaving cords plugged in was a non-starter. When the chairs were delivered, I had already fully charged the batteries, (we have two chairs, so bought two batteries). I put the chairs on their sides and was able to fairly easily remove the 110v cord and adapter which interfaces with the wiring in the chairs themselves. I then mounted the new battery pack in the underside of the chair with the charging unit mounted on the back, under the Velcro-attached back fabric covering it fully. When I want to charge it, I simply lift up the fabric and plug the units into a wall outlet. I have used the chair for 2 full weeks, using it from 2-6 cycles per day, and it currently shows 75% remaining charge. I would imagine I could get away with charging this once a month, although I plan on charging them every other week as depleting the battery fully would likely be ill-advised. Note: We have not used the USB charge port in the chair which I was unable to disconnect unless I really, REALLY wanted to. I have been an electrician for over 40 years and the installation was pretty easy for me; if you are handy with basic tools and can think a bit outside of the box, this should be a fairly simple task to complete. Additionally, the connectors on the unit I purchased were exactly correct for my chair, and included in the package were a couple of extensions and Y-cables which I did not need. I would heed the advice from the seller - you need to ensure you are ordering the unit with the correct connectors for your specific task as they state that incorrect connectors is the primary reason for returned products. My $.02 worth.

Excellent had it since dec 2023 and it's been great so far charges last months for use and we use our couch quite a bit and also on a double recliner now going to buy another one for other couch

I was initially a bit leery about this battery pack, but after contacting the manufacturer and having my questions answered I went ahead and ordered it and am glad I did! This pack is for a disabled family member's electric sit/stand recliner. After he was stranded in it several times during abrupt power outages, enough was enough, he needed something that could remain plugged in and act as a source of power during any of the many power outages we experience in our rural location. We didn't want the hassle of plugging/charging/unplugging repeatedly, and this meets our needs. It can remain plugged in, which does not harm the battery, and as soon as the power goes out we know that our family member is not stuck and unable to get out of his chair until we get the home generator going (usually within a few hours if he's home alone in a power outage, within 30 minutes if we're home). All in all, this provides great reassurance and a viable way to prevent the dreaded "help I'm stuck in full recline and the power just went out and I have to get out of the chair to use the bathroom" panic mode our loved one had to endure. So far, we have had 3 power outages, all in the early evening, one of which lasted 6 hours, and he was able to continue using his recliner just fine...when the power came back on after the 6-hour outage the battery pack registered a charge of 98%. This was with him using the lift feature several times and adjusting the foot rise and back support constantly. I highly recommend this pack to be used in any way you wish...either to be charged and then unplugged from the wall and used as the power source until it alerts you to recharge it again, or kept plugged into the wall outlet and attached to the chair so the pack acts as an emergency power source during power outages.