SuteckHeated Rocking Camping Chair, XL Oversized Rocking Chair Outdoor with 3 Heat Levels for Back and Seat, Heated Chairs Outdoor Sports for Patio Lawn Picnic Travel, Power Bank（Not Included）

My spouse and I had been talking about wanting to get rocking camping chairs after visiting friends in the mountains, and lo and behold, this one popped up. Wow oh wow is this a nice chair (nice enough, I ordered a second, so we have a matched set). The seat is huge, like almost a seat+1/2. The headrest is perfectly placed for both of us, although for some people, it might be good if the height of it could be adjusted - I don't think it can be, but it may happen naturally, as the headrest hangs and is only fixed at the top.The cup holder is extra long, so a long-neck can fit in it without fear of tipping over like can happen with some of our other camp chairs. Also nice to have accessory pockets on both sides of the seat; can easily fit a phone in them.The amazing part is the heating capability! Tested this out with a 50000mAh charger, which is almost too big to fit in the charger sleeve; however, this particular charger has a pretty rugged rubber sleeve and solar cell wrapped around it. If you have a "normal" 50000, it should fit without issue. The seat and backrest both started to warm up fairly quickly on the highest setting. The only thing I take some issue with is that you can't see the buttons easily unless you contort yourself around the arm of the chair (the buttons are part of the seat under the right arm). We did not test the 3 different levels other than to confirm the lights turn red, blue, green depending on how many times you push them. I like that there is an option to set the seat and backrest temps separately.This folds up well to fit into its carry case, although it's still pretty big - about 8" square. Between the rocker legs and the well padded large seat, it's not surprising this is that big.

This is an excellent chair that's loaded with features. It's pretty much guaranteed all the dads are going to get a major case of "chair envy" when you roll up with this thing. It's perfect for taking to a campsite or to outdoor sports games during colder weather. It has a two separate internal heating elements that keep both your tush and back nice and warm. The heating elements run on any battery pack with a regular USB-A port (that's the larger USB port). We tested it using a standard battery pack that we keep on hand when traveling to keep our phones charged, and it works great to heat the chair. Plug the battery pack into the chair's USB, then place the battery pack in the chair's handy pocket to keep it safe and out of the way. The same battery pack works both heating elements, and its great that the heating elements can be controlled separately if you want it warmer on your back and less warm on your seat, or vice versa. And of course you can use the chair without the heater during warmer weather.As for the chair itself, it is large, comfortable and loaded with features. It not only has the heated seating, but also is a rocking chair and has a large and deep cupholder, a neckroll pillow that is very comfortable but can be flipped out of the way if you prefer, and a very comfortable design that works well for people of all sizes. It is easy to unfold and to fold back up again and comes with a case for toting and storing. it's definitely an XL-sized chair and holds up to 330 pounds per the manufacturer's info, so the materials used to make it are sturdy yet the chair overall is not too heavy and is easily portable, even for a small female like me.Overall, this is a HEATED camping chair, which is such a smart design! It is large yet portable and very comfy. And it's a rocker! There are just so many things to love about this chair. Would make a great gift for dads, especially.

This rocker is a nice chair to take to outdoor sporting events, bonfires, even beach side events. The rocking is great, if like me, you have a tendency to need to move or fidget while sitting. The two pockets on either side are nice, tho depending on how large you are width wise your thighs might cover both pockets like mine do. Cupholder is, as per all good folding chairs, perfect. The fabric of the netting for the pockets is durable. My first time sitting in it my keys snagged of the netting and I lifted the chair with me, and as it pulled off my keys there was no damage to the fabric at all. The metal is light yet dense, The fabric of the chair is a decent thickness to lend itself for the heating element, without being too much for sitting in it in the summer.The folding action is smooth and easy. And the heating element is very reminiscent of heated seats in a car, if you have ever experienced those. Though this did not give me the sensation that I wet myself, that a car normally does. The heating element can attach to any USB power source. I have a solar charging power bank that I personally use.My only qualms about the chair is 1) The strap. Chad holds the chair and it's folded position does not have a thick enough end to prevent the strap from coming off of its clasp. In fact, it's very easy to take off of its clasp, almost too easy. 2) this is just a personal thing, has nothing to do with the fault or failure of the chair at all, but worth noting, it doesn't sit me or my wife quite right. The seat is too deep for me, it hits just above the back of my knee (and I find that uncomfortable) and from my wife it hits her halfway through her thigh (which is uncomfortable to her).Just a side note because of the design of the rocking aspect of the chair, the rocking is not all together smooth if you are on a hard surface like a deck or concrete. However, if you're on grass , sand or gravel you don't actually notice at all.