Suteck BZ-2501-214 Heated Zero-Gravity Chair, 30.3-Inch

Heated Chair: The Suteck BZ-2501-214 is a padded zero-gravity recliner with heating zones for the seat and back, three heat levels, a cup holder and a detachable footrest. It is listed as 30.3 inches wide and folds for transport. Heating requires a separate compatible USB power bank, which is not included.

At a glance

Built-in heating warms both the seat and backrest, with three selectable heat levels.
The listing describes a 90°–170° reclining range with an adjustable lock.
Folding design and no assembly required support moving and storing the chair.
Includes a cup holder, headrest and footrest according to the listed package contents.

Price

$84.99Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$99.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Separate seat and back heating zones offer warmth where the chair contacts the body.
A stated 90°–170° recline range and adjustable headrest allow changes to lounging position.
The chair folds and is listed as requiring no assembly.
The cup holder is described as large enough to hold small personal items as well as a drink.

Cons

Heating depends on a separately supplied compatible USB power bank, so the chair cannot provide powered heat from the box alone.

Technical specifications

20 specifications

Identity
Brand	Suteck
Model	BZ-2501-214

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Alloy Steel
Dimensions listed	37.7 x 30.3 x 43.3 inches
Weight listed	20.8 pounds
Reclining range	90° to 170°
Reclining positions	Infinite
Assembly	No Assembly Required

Materials and finish
Upholstery fabric	Oxford Fabric
Fill material	PP Cotton
Finish	Powder Coated
Color	Blue

Comfort and use
Heating zones	Seat and backrest
Heat settings	3 adjustable heat levels (High, Medium, and Low)
Headrest	Adjustable Headrest
Weight capacity	400LBS
Cup holder dimensions	L 15" * W 9.5"
Indoor/outdoor use	Indoor, Outdoor
Care instructions	Spot Clean
Power bank	No. The chair does not include a power bank. It is powered by a compatible USB power bank (recommended 5V/3A or higher), allowing you to use it almost anywhere outdoors.

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing title claims a 400-pound capacity, and the feature text also says 400 pounds, but a separate maximum-weight field gives the incompatible value “400 tons.” Treat the chair's capacity as unconfirmed and verify it before purchase. Heating requires a compatible USB power bank rated at 5V/3A or higher, which is not included.

What’s in the box

Included

Headrest and footrest
Heated zero-gravity chair
Larger cup holder
Manual

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking a folding recliner with seat and back heating for patio or indoor lounging.
Buyers who want a reclining chair with a headrest, footrest and cup holder.
Users able to supply their own compatible USB power bank for the heating function.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs a confirmed load limit before purchasing.
Buyers who require the heating power bank to be included.

Suteck BZ-2501-214 Heated Zero-Gravity Chair, 30.3-Inch · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 31 ratings

5 stars66%66%
4 stars11%11%
3 stars13%13%
2 stars2%2%
1 star8%8%

Aggregate customer ratings lean positive overall, with many five-star ratings, but also a noticeable spread across lower star levels. Ratings alone do not show what customers liked or disliked. They offer limited guidance on specifics such as heating performance, comfort or the chair's disputed capacity, so consider those needs separately.

Frequently asked questions

Does the chair include a power bank?

No. The listing says a compatible USB power bank is needed for heating and recommends 5V/3A or higher.

Which parts of the chair heat up?

The listing describes heating zones in both the seat and backrest, with three heat levels.

What is the listed reclining range?

The chair is described as reclining from 90° to 170° with a lock for positioning.

What weight can the chair support?

The title and feature copy say 400 pounds, while a separate listing field says 400 tons. The capacity is contradictory, so confirm it with the seller before relying on it.