Purchased Cloud PR-515 with "Quick Ship" on 07/22/25 with the "White Glove Delivery and In Home…read moreRepair". Received notification on 7/25/26 who would be delivering the chair. Also on 7/25/25 I received notification of a new shipping date of 7/28/25. Then the shipping date was changed to 7/31/25. Finally received notification that the chair would be delivered 8/7/25.
On Friday, April 17, 2026, at approximately 5:04 PM, my chair stopped working. I attempted to contact SpinLife for assistance that same evening, but I later learned that the service department is only available Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
On Monday, April 20, 2026, I contacted SpinLife Service regarding the issue. I was informed that they would be submitting a service request for the chair.
A very nice service technician called on 4/27/26 to schedule an appointment to service the chair on 4/30/26. During the visit, the technician determined that several parts were needed for the repair. The technician contacted Star Mobility, the contractor for SpinLife, by phone while at the appointment to identify and order the necessary parts.
On 5/1/26, I received an email from SpinLife confirming that the parts had been ordered. Then, on 5/7/26, I received a notice stating that the parts were on the way, although we had actually already received the parts on 5/6/26.
On 5/7/26, I left a message for the technician advising that the parts had arrived. I did not receive a return call; however, to be fair, Star Mobility did not send the technician a work order until 5/18/26, and that only happened after I made two phone calls to SpinLife.
On 5/19/26, I then received a text instructing me to call a number to schedule service. Unfortunately, the number connected to a private residence in Ohio, and the woman who answered had no idea what I was referring to. I apologized for disturbing her and contacted SpinLife again to report the mistake. I was told the technician would contact me directly to schedule the appointment.
By chance, I tried the Ohio number again on 5/20/26. This time, I spoke with a gentleman who explained they had experienced this issue repeatedly and was able to provide me with the technician's actual phone number.
I may be overly particular, but area code 234 in Ohio is nowhere close to area code 706 in Georgia, which added unnecessary confusion and delay to the process.
I finally called the correct number, and the technician returned my call. We scheduled service for 5/21/26. The parts were installed, but the technician discovered that an additional rod was beyond repair. He took photos to send to StarMobility/SpinLife for warranty approval.
On 5/22/26, I called and spoke with someone in the service department who informed me that StarMobility had two days to submit warranty issues, but nothing had been submitted after 24 hours. Because of the holiday weekend, SpinLife extended the deadline until 5/26/26.
We purchased this chair because my husband has congestive heart failure and needs to keep his legs elevated above his heart several times a day. I also underwent major surgery on 5/4/26 and needed the same accommodation during recovery.
As of today, 5/25/26, we still do not have a working chair. For the amount we paid, we could easily have purchased two chairs elsewhere.
This company has provided some of the worst customer service I have ever experienced -- terrible communication, constant delays, and limited "banker's hours" support. This company is not worth the stress, time, money or energy to deal with. I am sure there are many companies out there who know the value of customer service!