Prices checked November 11, 2026 on each seller's page · 14 lift chairs, one public formula

Golden MaxiComfort Cloud PR-510 power lift recliner, official photo from Golden via Lift-Chairs.com

Golden MaxiComfort Cloud PR-510 review

$1,946 at Lift-Chairs.com (Medium/Large)
$2,541 seller's "regular" price

9.5/10 ExcellentNo. 2 of 14

Zero gravity at a reasonable price, with a seat that moves with you as you lean back.

Best for: nappers who want a true zero-gravity recline and Golden's lifetime frame warranty, without paying for five motors.

  • Zero-gravity recline with MaxiComfort seat repositioning, per Golden
  • Lifetime warranty on frame, lift and recline mechanisms; 3 years on electrical parts
  • Medium/Large fits users from 5'7" to 6'4"; a 600 lb Medium Wide is sold too

[1] At a glance

ReclineInfinite + zero gravity
Capacity600 lb max
Sizes3
WarrantyLifetime frame and mechanism
Batteryincluded
Price (Medium/Large):$1,946
Checked:Nov 11, 2026

Sold and delivered by Lift-Chairs.com. Delivery and return terms

Golden MaxiComfort Cloud PR-510
Medium/Large · Golden fabric range; heat and massage option $316, full-body HeatWave far-infrared heat option $316 (select fabrics)

Our verdict
The Golden Cloud PR-510, in three lines

9.5/10 · No. 2 of 14 · $1,946, Nov 11, 2026

The Cloud is second in our formula, just behind the MaxiComforter, and it is the better chair if your parent naps in the living room. Golden's MaxiComfort system repositions the seat as the chair reclines, into what the seller lists as a zero-gravity position.

At $1,946 for the Medium/Large at Lift-Chairs.com on November 11, 2026, it carries the same lifetime frame, lift and recline warranty as the MaxiComforter, and a 600 lb Medium Wide exists for bigger users.

The catch: only three sizes, and the plush biscuit back makes it a large chair, 38 inches wide.

01 - Fit

Who it's for

Buy it if

  • Your parent dozes in the chair every afternoon and likes the feet up high
  • You want zero gravity from a brand with a lifetime frame warranty
  • The user is tall: the Medium/Large covers 5'7" to 6'4"

Skip it if

  • The room is small or the doorway is tight
  • The user is under 5'1": the smallest Cloud starts there
  • You need it to lie fully flat

We priced the Medium/Large. Seller's guidance on height: 5'7" to 6'4" (Medium/Large); Small/Medium covers 5'1" to 5'6". That size is rated for 400 lb; other sizes of the same model go up to 600 lb. Every size and seat measurement we found is in the specs below.

Two quick checks at home before you order: measure the seat-to-floor height of the chair your parent finds easiest to sit in today and compare it with the size you are looking at, then measure the doorway the chair has to pass through. The seller does not state a wall clearance for this model, so ask before you order if the room is tight.

02 - In detail

What zero gravity means on this chair

Zero gravity is the reclined position where the knees come up to about the level of the heart and the body is spread out along the chair. On a basic lift chair, the back and footrest move together and the seat stays put. On the Cloud, Golden says its patented MaxiComfort technology "re-positions the seat as you recline to gently cradle your body". In real life that means fewer of the little shuffles people make to stop sliding down a reclined chair.

The seller lists two motors, so back and legs can also be set separately. If your parent uses the chair to watch TV with the feet up and then naps in it, this is the kind of recline that makes the difference.

03 - In detail

Sizes and dimensions

The Cloud comes as Small/Medium (listed for 5'1" to 5'6"), Medium/Large (5'7" to 6'4") and a Medium Wide rated to 600 lb. The Medium/Large we priced has a 20-inch-wide, 21.5-inch-deep seat, and stands 45 inches tall and 38 inches wide. On November 11, 2026 the Medium Wide was $2,428 at the same seller.

04 - In detail

The two heat options

Lift-Chairs.com offered Golden's Tranquil-Ease heat and massage for $316, and a full-body HeatWave far-infrared heat system for another $316 on select fabrics (not on the Wide). Golden describes HeatWave as heat "for the back, seat, and legs". Either way, budget about $2,260 for a Cloud with heat.

Pros and the catch

What we like, and the catch

  • Zero-gravity recline with MaxiComfort seat repositioning, per Golden
  • Lifetime warranty on frame, lift and recline mechanisms; 3 years on electrical parts
  • Medium/Large fits users from 5'7" to 6'4"; a 600 lb Medium Wide is sold too
  • Two heat options: Tranquil-Ease heat and massage or full-body HeatWave far-infrared heat ($316 each)

The catch: It is big and soft. At 38 inches wide and 45 inches tall it fills a corner, and the overstuffed back is a matter of taste. Labor is covered for one year only, both mechanical and electrical, which is shorter than the MaxiComforter's 3 years of mechanical labor.

Specifications

Golden Cloud PR-510 specs

Maker and lineGolden, MaxiComfort line
Sold byLift-Chairs.com
Size pricedMedium/Large
Sizes offered3 sizes: Small/Medium, Medium/Large, Medium Wide
User height (seller)5'7" to 6'4" (Medium/Large); Small/Medium covers 5'1" to 5'6"
ReclineZero gravity: patented MaxiComfort repositions the seat as you recline (Golden)
Motors2
Weight capacity400 lb (up to 600 lb in other sizes)
Seat width x depth20" x 21.5"
Seat heightNot stated
Overall width38"
Overall height45"
Wall clearanceNot stated
Length reclined flatNot stated
HeatPaid option
MassagePaid option
Power headrest / lumbarNo
Footrest extensionPaid option
Battery backupBattery backup listed as standard (Lift-Chairs.com)
WarrantyLifetime on chair frame, lift frame and recline mechanisms; 3 years electrical parts; 1 year mechanical and electrical labor (listed by Lift-Chairs.com).
UpholsteryGolden fabric range; heat and massage option $316, full-body HeatWave far-infrared heat option $316 (select fabrics)

From Golden's and Lift-Chairs.com's product pages, read November 11, 2026. "Not stated" means we could not find the figure there.

Price, dated

What it costs on Nov 11, 2026

$1,946 on November 11, 2026, from the Lift-Chairs.com product page (Medium/Large, PR-510M/L). Lift-Chairs.com showed $1,946 against a $2,541 "regular price" (Golden MSRP range $2,541 to $3,064). The 600 lb Medium Wide was $2,428.

Delivery: Free standard curbside freight delivery in the continental US per Lift-Chairs.com; white-glove delivery and setup is $645 extra.

Returns and seller cover: Lift-Chairs.com publishes its own return policy (read it before ordering: lift chairs ship by freight). The seller adds a 1-year in-home parts and labor warranty on new chairs.

A lift chair is a heavy box. Plan where it goes, clear the path from the door, and check the carton for shipping damage before you sign for it.

Prices on lift chairs move with sales and fabric choices. The button opens Lift-Chairs.com's page so you see today's number before you decide.

How it scores

9.5/10, excellent

No. 2 of 14 in our overall ranking. Each criterion is rated from what Golden and Lift-Chairs.com publish, on the scales shown on our method page; anything not stated scores low.

Price (dated, US) (25%)Average
Recline positions (20%)Top marks
Weight capacity (model range) (15%)Top marks
Warranty on frame and mechanism (15%)Top marks
Comfort extras (10%)Average
Battery backup (5%)Top marks
Size range (petite to tall) (10%)Strong
FDA wording and safety

What the maker says, word for word

Golden's listing at Lift-Chairs.com reads: "Golden Technologies FDA Class II Medical Devices are designed to aid individuals with mobility impairments." That is a device classification, not a promise about your health.

This is not medical advice. Talk to your doctor or physical therapist about what a lift chair should do for you, especially after surgery or a fall, and follow Golden's instructions for use. Medicare questions: read our Medicare guide.

Sources

Where these facts come from

Written by Ruth Calloway, editor, lift chairs and home mobility, from the pages above, read November 11, 2026. Some links are affiliate links; it never changes our scores. Disclosure.

FAQ –

Golden Cloud PR-510 questions

Is the Golden Cloud a zero gravity chair?

Yes, as sold: Lift-Chairs.com lists the PR-510 recline as "Zero Gravity", and Golden says MaxiComfort repositions the seat as you recline. It does not lie fully flat.

Golden Cloud or Golden Relaxer?

Both use MaxiComfort zero gravity and carry the same warranty. The Relaxer has a three-pillow back and a hand control with four memory buttons; the Cloud has a biscuit back and the 600 lb wide option. See our Cloud vs Relaxer comparison.

What is the weight capacity of the Golden Cloud PR-510?

400 lb for the Medium/Large size we priced, up to 600 lb in other sizes of the same model. Treat it as a hard limit: it is what the lift mechanism is rated for.

Will Medicare pay for the Golden Cloud PR-510?

Medicare Part B can cover the seat-lift mechanism of a lift chair (not the chair itself) when strict medical criteria are met and you buy from a Medicare-enrolled supplier that accepts assignment. Lift-Chairs.com sells it as a cash purchase. Read our Medicare guide before you order.

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