Is the Pinnacle power recliner worth the price?

At $1,909.99 at The Furniture Zone as of November 4, 2026, you pay for power headrest and lumbar, rocking and a compact 33-inch frame. If you want those features in a small room, it is a reasonable buy. A manual recliner without power lumbar costs much less.

How does it differ from a standard La-Z-Boy recliner?

The Pinnacle adds a power headrest and power lumbar on top of power recline, plus a USB port. It also rocks. Standard manual models adjust with a handle or lever and usually lack the adjustable headrest and lumbar.

Will it fit a small living room?

Yes. It is 33 inches wide and 41 inches high, which owners describe as a good fit for smaller spaces. Leave clearance behind the chair for the recline, since it does not go back as far as some owners would like.

Does it need to be plugged in?

Yes. The power recline, headrest and lumbar run on electricity, so the chair needs an outlet nearby. The built-in USB port also draws from that power.

What comes in the box?

The recliner only. Other items shown with it are sold separately.

When is the best time to buy it?

Furniture promotions cluster around holiday weekends and end-of-season sales. Compare the three stores listing it new against the $1,909.99 price at The Furniture Zone as of November 4, 2026 before buying.

Where is the La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner cheapest?

At Bell's Home Furnishings, for $1,419.99, 16% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner?

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 97 ratings. Buyers like: Very comfortable and easy to use; Adjustable settings, remote control and lumbar support are key features; Perfect size for smaller spaces and shorter people. Common complaints: Some chairs squeak after just a couple weeks; Minor issues with loose upholstery.

Where can I buy the La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner?

3 stores we checked sell it, including The Furniture Zone, Bell's Home Furnishings, Comfortable Rooms.

La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner: $1,419.99 at Bell's Home Furnishings, 16% under other stores

What reviewers say

Owners rate it highly, with 4.9 out of 5 from 97 ratings. Most praise the comfort, the adjustable headrest and lumbar, and the fit for smaller spaces and shorter people. Complaints center on squeaks, minor upholstery issues and limited recline travel.

Pros

Very comfortable and easy to use
Adjustable headrest and lumbar support are the standout features
Good size for smaller rooms and shorter users
Controls are simple to operate

Cons

Squeaking after a couple of weeks
Loose upholstery on some chairs
Wish it reclined farther back

From The Furniture Zone

Power rocking recliner with power adjustable headrest and lumbar
Side-mounted 4-button control panel reclines and raises feet independently
Built-in USB port powers your smartphone or tablet
Rocks and reclines for total comfort
Plushly pillowed tall back with padded rolled arms
Chaise seat and legrest cradle your body in continuous comfort

Materials: Fabric upholstery; high grade foam seat cushions; premium grade fabrics tested to resist wear and fading
Fit: Perfect for small scale (5'4" to 5'9")
Sizing: Designed for small scale (5'4" to 5'9"); reviewers say it fits shorter people and smaller spaces well
Care: Vacuum frequently or lightly brush with non-metallic, stiff bristle brush to remove dust and grime; more in-depth cleaning is specific to the cleaning code for
Guarantee: Includes our Limited Lifetime Warranty
In the box: Recliner only; other products displayed are sold separately

About the La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner

The Pinnacle Power Rocking Recliner with Headrest and Lumbar has an easygoing style that’s just right for resting and relaxing. Sink in and enjoy its plushly pillowed tall back and padded rolled arms. The chaise seat and legrest cradle your body in a continuous zone of comfort.

What buyers say

Buyers like

Very comfortable and easy to use
Adjustable settings, remote control and lumbar support are key features
Perfect size for smaller spaces and shorter people
Adjustable headrest is very useful
Great home delivery service; delivery person reviewed features and helped move old recliner
Controls easy to use

Buyers complain about

Some chairs squeak after just a couple weeks
Minor issues with loose upholstery
Would like the chair to go back a little farther

Specifications

Style: Recliner
Width: 33 in wide
Height: 41 in high

Questions and answers

Is the Pinnacle power recliner worth the price?: At $1,909.99 at The Furniture Zone as of November 4, 2026, you pay for power headrest and lumbar, rocking and a compact 33-inch frame. If you want those features in a small room, it is a reasonable buy. A manual recliner without power lumbar costs much less.
How does it differ from a standard La-Z-Boy recliner?: The Pinnacle adds a power headrest and power lumbar on top of power recline, plus a USB port. It also rocks. Standard manual models adjust with a handle or lever and usually lack the adjustable headrest and lumbar.
Will it fit a small living room?: Yes. It is 33 inches wide and 41 inches high, which owners describe as a good fit for smaller spaces. Leave clearance behind the chair for the recline, since it does not go back as far as some owners would like.
Does it need to be plugged in?: Yes. The power recline, headrest and lumbar run on electricity, so the chair needs an outlet nearby. The built-in USB port also draws from that power.
What comes in the box?: The recliner only. Other items shown with it are sold separately.
When is the best time to buy it?: Furniture promotions cluster around holiday weekends and end-of-season sales. Compare the three stores listing it new against the $1,909.99 price at The Furniture Zone as of November 4, 2026 before buying.
Where is the La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner cheapest?: At Bell's Home Furnishings, for $1,419.99, 16% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner?: Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 97 ratings. Buyers like: Very comfortable and easy to use; Adjustable settings, remote control and lumbar support are key features; Perfect size for smaller spaces and shorter people. Common complaints: Some chairs squeak after just a couple weeks; Minor issues with loose upholstery.
Where can I buy the La-Z-Boy Pinnacle Power Recliner?: 3 stores we checked sell it, including The Furniture Zone, Bell's Home Furnishings, Comfortable Rooms.