What does zero gravity mean on this sofa?

The recline tilts the seat and back so your legs sit slightly above your heart, spreading weight off the lower back. You adjust it with the power controls rather than a manual lever.

Does the built-in sound work with a phone or TV?

It streams over Bluetooth from any Bluetooth device and also has A/V ports for a wired connection. That covers phones, tablets and most TVs with the right cable.

Can I charge devices from the sofa?

Yes. It has USB-A and USB-C ports plus a wireless charging pad, and under-seat lighting so you can find them in the dark.

What does the warranty cover?

A limited 3-year warranty covers the frame, motor, cushions and electrical components.

Is it good for daily use?

The corner-blocked frame, metal seat box and sinuous spring base are built for regular use. The trade-off is that heat, massage, audio and motors add failure points a plain recliner doesn't have.

How does it compare with a basic power recliner?

A basic power recliner gives you recline only. This adds lumbar, headrest, heat, massage, speakers and charging, so it does far more but depends on power and costs more to repair.

Where is the Luke Sofa cheapest?

At Steinhafels, for $3,299.99, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Luke Sofa?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Textilium, Steinhafels.

Luke Sofa

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$3,299.99at SteinhafelsChecked Nov 12

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Luke Sofa

Best price now

$3,299.99at SteinhafelsChecked Nov 12

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

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Last seen at $3,299.99 at Steinhafels on Nov 12.
Checked at 2 stores.

Our take on the Luke Sofa

The MOTO Luke is a fully loaded reclining sofa built around a zero gravity position that tilts you back to take weight off the spine. It adds power lumbar, headrest and footrest controls, plus heat and massage. Built-in Bluetooth audio, under-seat lighting, USB-A/USB-C ports and a wireless charging pad make it an entertainment and charging hub as much as a seat. It suits buyers who want theater-style comfort at home and don't mind a large, power-dependent piece; simpler recliners from mainstream brands cost less and offer fewer motors and speakers.

Best forMovie and music lovers who want built-in audioBuyers with back or mobility discomfort who want zero gravity positioningHouseholds that want charging built into the furniturePeople replacing an older manual recliner with a powered one

Pros

Zero gravity recline plus power lumbar, headrest and footrest
Heat and massage built in
Bluetooth audio with wired A/V inputs
USB-A, USB-C and wireless charging
Reinforced corner-blocked frame with metal seat box
Limited 3-year warranty on frame, motor, cushions and electronics

Cons

Many motors and electronics mean more parts that can fail
Needs a nearby power outlet
Built-in speakers won't match a dedicated sound system
Bulky footprint for a living room

Luke Sofa prices at every store

SteinhafelsNew
In stock
$3,299.99Checked Nov 12
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TextiliumNew
In stock
$11,140.00Checked Nov 12
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Luke Sofa price history

Lowest price we've seen: $3,299.99 on Nov 13 at Steinhafels. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.

About the Luke Sofa

The MOTO Luke is a zero gravity reclining sofa with power controls for the lumbar support, headrest and footrest. It also has built-in heat and massage.

The Integrated Digital Sound system streams audio wirelessly from any Bluetooth-enabled device. It also connects through A/V ports for wired listening. Underneath lighting, USB-A and USB-C charging ports and a wireless charging pad are built in to keep devices powered.

The frame is reinforced and corner-blocked, with a metal seat box. The base is a sinuous spring base with cross wires.

Type: Zero gravity reclining sofa
Power functions: Power lumbar, power headrest, power footrest
Comfort features: Built-in heat and massage
Audio: Integrated Digital Sound; Bluetooth streaming and wired A/V ports
Charging: USB-A port, USB-C port, wireless charging pad
Lighting: Underneath lighting
Frame: Reinforced, corner-blocked frame with metal seat box
Seat base: Sinuous spring base with cross wires
Warranty: Limited 3-year warranty on frame, motor, cushions and electrical components

Questions and answers

What does zero gravity mean on this sofa?: The recline tilts the seat and back so your legs sit slightly above your heart, spreading weight off the lower back. You adjust it with the power controls rather than a manual lever.
Does the built-in sound work with a phone or TV?: It streams over Bluetooth from any Bluetooth device and also has A/V ports for a wired connection. That covers phones, tablets and most TVs with the right cable.
Can I charge devices from the sofa?: Yes. It has USB-A and USB-C ports plus a wireless charging pad, and under-seat lighting so you can find them in the dark.
What does the warranty cover?: A limited 3-year warranty covers the frame, motor, cushions and electrical components.
Is it good for daily use?: The corner-blocked frame, metal seat box and sinuous spring base are built for regular use. The trade-off is that heat, massage, audio and motors add failure points a plain recliner doesn't have.
How does it compare with a basic power recliner?: A basic power recliner gives you recline only. This adds lumbar, headrest, heat, massage, speakers and charging, so it does far more but depends on power and costs more to repair.
Where is the Luke Sofa cheapest?: At Steinhafels, for $3,299.99, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Luke Sofa?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Textilium, Steinhafels.