Which is better for a small apartment?

The Korser. It is built as a small-space recliner, while the 9588GRN-1PB is 34 in deep and needs 16.5 in of back clearance to recline.

Which holds more weight?

The 9588GRN-1PB, rated to 300 lb. Korser does not publish a weight capacity, so check with the seller if you are near 250 lb.

Is the 9588GRN-1PB worth $39 more?

Yes if you want the higher weight rating, a wood-and-plywood frame and corduroy. If price and floor space matter more, the Korser is the better buy.

Do either of these need power?

No. Both are manual push-back recliners, so you lean back to recline and there is no motor or remote.

Which fabric is easier to live with?

Corduroy on the 9588GRN-1PB hides wear and stains better. Linen on the Korser is lighter and more breathable but shows marks sooner.

How tall should I be for the Korser?

Korser says the chair suits users between 5'1" and 5'7". Taller shoppers should look at the 9588GRN-1PB, which has a 22.5 in arm height and a 39.5 in back.

Push Back Reclining Chair vs Korser Manual Push Back Recliner

Buy the Korser if you want the lower price and a compact recliner for a small room; it is $149.99 at Walmart as of November 6, 2026. Buy the 9588GRN-1PB if you want a wider, heavier chair with a 300 lb rating and corduroy upholstery; it is $189.00 at Lara Furniture as of November 6, 2026. The $39 gap is the main tiebreaker, since both are manual push-back recliners with no power, swivel or rocking.

Today the Korser Manual Push Back Recliner costs $39.01 less at its best price.

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