Which is better for overnight guests?

The Greer. It reclines flat to 180° and opens to a 76" sleeping surface with a stated 300 lb limit. The Garvee lists a 79" length but no flat-recline spec or weight capacity.

Is the Greer worth the extra $10?

Yes if the chair will be slept on. The $10 buys four recline angles, a flat sleeping position and a stated weight limit. If it is mostly a seat, the Garvee saves money.

Which has the lower seat?

The Greer, at 18.7" seat height. The Garvee lists a 30" seat height, which sits much higher and may not suit shorter users.

Which is easier to clean?

The Greer. Its polyester chenille is described as spot-cleanable, and buyers report wiping off coffee spills. The Garvee listing gives no cleaning guidance.

Which has more buyer feedback?

The Garvee, with 115 ratings at 4.7/5. The Greer has 21 ratings at 4.8/5, so its score rests on far fewer buyers.

Will either fit through a narrow doorway?

The Greer needs a doorway 28" or wider and ships in a 37.8" x 33.9" x 26" box. The Garvee listing gives no doorway or box dimensions.

Garvee 4-in-1 Convertible Sleeper Sofa Chair vs Greer Stylish Convertible Sleeper Chair

Buy the Greer (CHITA LIVING) if the chair will double as a real guest bed. It reclines flat to 180° across four angles, has a 300 lb capacity and a 76" sleeping surface, and it is $113.24 at eBay as of November 6, 2026. Buy the Garvee if you want the lowest price and a longer seat: it is $102.98 at The Home Depot as of November 6, 2026, about $10 less. The Garvee has more ratings (115 vs 21), but its listing gives no recline angles, weight capacity or sleeping length.

Today the Garvee 4-in-1 Convertible Sleeper Sofa Chair costs $247.01 less at its best price.

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