The Pro series: three motors, one remote. A third motor moves the headrest on its own, and the whole chair — lift, recline, headrest, heat and massage — runs from one hand control with two memory positions. Four sizes, petite to big & tall, below.
Motor one moves the backrest, two the footrest, three the headrest. Change one without losing the position you already like in the other two — from upright to a true 180° lay-flat.
Lift, home and the two memory buttons sit on the top circle. In the middle are three chair-shaped rocker switches — one each for the backrest, footrest and headrest: rock up to raise, down to lower, release to stop. Heat and massage buttons sit below.
A powered, adjustable headrest, a raised side pocket for the remote, and USB-A plus USB-C charging on the armrest.
Each Pro keeps the frame, seat width, weight rating and height range of its classic model — the 9188 Pro fits the same people as the 9188. Choose the size first.
All four Pro models recline 105°–180° — a true lay-flat with infinite positions in between.
Our 500 lb 9188 EWT500 and 9205 EWT500 also use three motors, but there the extra motor shares the lift — no headrest motor, no memory remote, and they stop at 165°. They are on the Heavy Duty page.
300 lb: 9188S Pro. 350 lb: 9188 Pro. 400 lb: 9188E Pro and 9205L Pro. Pick the rating above your weight, not at it; over 400 lb, see Heavy Duty.
4'7"–5'5" petite · 5'2"–5'9" standard · 5'5"–6'3" wide seat · 5'7"–6'6" big & tall with the extended footrest.
18" · 23" · 26" · 27.5". Measure across your hips on a firm chair and leave room to shift.
Want the headrest on its own motor and one remote with memory? Pro. Happy with back and footrest only? The classic dual-motor version of the same size costs less.
All four lie flat at 180°.
Chenille, faux leather and top grain leather, depending on the model. Cards count only colours in stock.
Prices and colour counts update with stock.
Lower seat, shorter seat depth, 18" seat.
Our best-selling size, in its Pro form.
26" seat and 400 lb on a standard-height frame.
Taller back, extended footrest, 27.5" seat.
On the Pro models the third motor drives the headrest, and the whole chair is run from one hand control. The top circle holds the lift, home and two memory buttons — set your TV position as REC1 and your sleeping position as REC2, and the chair returns to either with one press. The three chair-shaped controls in the middle are not buttons but rocker switches, one each for the backrest, footrest and headrest: rock the top edge to raise, the bottom edge to lower, and let go to stop exactly where you are. Heat and massage controls sit at the bottom.
Change the headrest without giving up the recline you already like.
Heavy Duty 400–500 lb → for the EWT500 models. Classic dual-motor versions by fit: Standard → · Lay Flat 180° → · Big & Tall →.
Three motors move the backrest, the footrest and the headrest independently, so you can adjust one without changing the other two. The classic models use two motors — backrest and footrest — and have no powered headrest.
Not automatically. A dual-motor chair already moves back and footrest independently. Choose a Pro if you want a powered headrest and one remote with memory positions. If you do not need those, the classic dual-motor chair in the right fit is the better buy.
9188S Pro (petite, 300 lb, 18" seat), 9188 Pro (standard, 350 lb, 23"), 9188E Pro (wide seat, 400 lb, 26") and 9205L Pro (big & tall, 400 lb, 27.5", extended footrest). The cards above show what is in stock.
One hand control runs everything. The top circle has the lift, home and two memory buttons: set a position with SET, then press REC1 or REC2 to return to it. The three chair-shaped controls in the middle are rocker switches, not buttons — one each for the backrest, footrest and headrest. Rock the top to raise, the bottom to lower, and release to stop. Heat and massage controls are at the bottom. The classic models use two separate controllers.
Yes — all four recline from 105° to a true 180° lay-flat, with infinite positions in between.
Our 500 lb models, the 9188 EWT500 and 9205 EWT500, also use three motors — but there the extra motor shares the lift, there is no powered headrest or memory remote, and they recline to 165°. They are not Pro models; find them on the Heavy Duty page.
Yes. Each Pro keeps the frame, seat width, weight rating and recommended height of its classic model. The difference is the headrest motor, the remote, the raised side pocket and the USB-A/USB-C ports.
Each product page lists its box count and whether in-home assembly is offered. The remote is wired on every model.
Pick the size and weight rating, then choose the Pro for the headrest motor and the one-remote memory positions.
See the four Pro models →
