Yogibo Mini Bean Bag, Small Beanbag Chair for Kids, Teens and Adults, Great for Meditation and Sitting, Fibead Filling Conforms to Body, Washable, Removable Cover, Purple

Gave this bean bag to my grandson and he said he likes it because he can sit it up to make a chair or use it as a pillow and it is very comfortable.

Not 36x36 as the photo claims. Smaller than expected. Noisy but comfortable for watching TV and reading. The cover came stained. The Rain color is more of a baby blue than the indigo that is pictured.

My son uses it every day. It’s light enough to carry around the house.

I bought this as a last minute add-on Christmas gift and I should have been more careful before purchasing. While it is a good item and quality is good, you cannot return this item for free. It comes in a veryyy large box, the pillow is VERY full, my toddlers sit on top of it and jump on it but its not for really lounging on in their cozy book corner like I intended. When i went to return the item you have to pay for return shipping but supplier provides you with label, ok, but then you get to UPS to return it and based on the dimensions of the box it would have cost me $147 to return ship the product! The same amount we bought it for....Im south of Boston and its only going back to NH. so now i am working to find a good spot for this massive pillow in our home now thats its open bc we cant return it. Will be fun to own down the line once i find a good spot for it.

My son loves this chair. We bought it for a reading nook, but he brings it from room to room to sit in it. My only complaint is that the color is not quite as pictured. We ordered dark grey, and it’s darker than in the photo.

I recently discovered the Yogibo at my friend's house. He got a couple for his kids in order to lounge in front of the TV. My boys and I tried them out, and we couldn't believe how comfortable they were. I immediately thought to myself how awesome they'd be for video gaming. That is what I bought them for, but my kids love 'em so much that they are carting them from the gaming room to whatever room we happen to be hanging in.The Yogibo bills itself as a "new age bean bag chair" on the Yogibo web site. It's really durable and when you sit in it, it basically absorbs you and contours to your body in an awesomely comfortable chair with amazing back support. The product page says that It measures 36" x 36" x 12", but when I measured the dimensions it comes to 36" x 36" x 16" and it measures 46" from corner to corner. When you get out of the chair "it remembers" and reverts back to its original shape which looks pretty much like a giant Chiclet. It's very light and as I implied above it's easy to transport from room to room.The Yogibo has a machine-washable cover that unzips from the interior case that holds the thousands (millions?) of tiny styrofoam beads that form the chair. Getting the cover off the interior case takes a bit of maneuvering almost like the interior case is too big for the cover. Similarly there is an art to getting the case back on, so be patient. The interior case also has a zipper (that I hope I never have to open!); according to the Yogibo web site "Once in a while you may need to refresh & refill your Yogibo Bean Bags." I hope not because I can't even fathom the mess that the gajillion beads would make if they started spilling out.One other item worth mentioning: In the Amazon Product Description above, one of the features says, "vibration eases stress." I am not sure what that refers to in conjunction with this product because it does not vibrate...not on its own anyway. It is not electric in any way, shape or form.This little chair is comfortable for all ages. Yogibo has brick & mortar stores popping up in malls all over the US. So if you don't want to take my word for it before you buy, you can always locate a store on the Yogibo web site and try one out before you buy.I am officially converted from couch potato to Yogibo potato.

I would NOT recommend it for comfort

When I think of comfortable pillows, the words "hot" and "noisy" don't usually spring to mind. Neither does "yogibo" but I don't think that's even a word so that's beside the point.It works as advertised: it's an oversized beanbag with resilient styrofoam beans inside that support the user with surprisingly strong uniformity. You pick a position and the yogibo will keep you sitting in it until you decide to move.You'll probably decide to move pretty quickly, though, since it's covered in polyester and becomes hot as heck within a short while after using it. It's like laying on a fat guy in a leisure suit, minus the chest hair.You'll also consider moving if you rest your head on it for any period of time, which results in the user being "treated" to an endless symphony of styrofoam beads rustling and jostling around inside, loud enough to drown out the music I was listening to with my earbuds. I was listening to Deep Purple and Dio at the time, so that should tell you just how loud the beans get.If it helps, my cat enjoys sleeping on it, and afterwards the seat looks good as new after a swift pet hair roller treatment once a day.So it's a nice little seat for nice little people, as long as you don't mind uncomfortable warmth, cat hair, and noisy beans. There's your market, yogibo execs. Good luck.

Very comfortable