Is a love sac worth it!?

I say yes, is the most comfortable couch I've owned but I waited for a good discount, try to score one of the 35% off or 30% plus 10% heros discount. At full price is not worth it in my opinion.

at minimum 30% off, then i think it's worth it. otherwise, not really.

I love the pillowsac.

Prior to our purchase, we had looked at a ton of sectionals that somewhat fit our need. Once you start looking at something custom or high end that's not custom made, price wise, they're all in the same price point as a sactional. We went with LoveSac primarily due to the 30% off and it checked off all of our boxes. The fact that we can re-arrange it and it's dang comfy makes it worth it for us. It's in our media room though. Not sure I'd want one for our living room with it being a focal point piece of furniture. Would I have paid full price? No way.

The sac, sactional, stealthtec… what are we talking about?

I have landfilled so many couches over 4 decades +. Is a sactional worth it? Absolutely, if you are looking long term (and get a great discount or from Costco). But if you just need something for 2 to 3 years… or are very easy on furniture (light weight and low usage)… grab cheap sectionals and toss them as they wear out.

We had gone through couches every two years for a while. Some expensive too. But when we got our sanctional, I don’t see another couch anytime soon! We have kids and cats and it has been so easy clean and hold shape. Totally worth it in our case.

It’s not the most comfortable but ours has been drawn on, puked on, peed on, etc. and looks brand new after 5 years almost.

My parents buy nice furniture ($10k tables, $15k couches, etc.). Their stuff is nice and comfortable.

That being said, I have gotten more complements about how comfortable my Lovesac sactional and sacs are than about anything else I have ever owned (furniture or not). And definitely more than my parents get.

I got everything new/direct from Lovesac but on sale.

Our Sactional is still going strong after 7 years, easiest couch to move (moved 3 times). Also great to have the option to orient our L in whatever direction fits the room… also love that if for some crazy reason a piece does break, you just need to replace one piece and not get a new couch

I think it depends on what you are looking for in regards to a couch. I have a sactional, and while I do love it, it can be annoying with the cushion moving since the only thing keeping them on the base are little velcro spots. The back pillows looks their fluff so I have to fluff them constantly. Sometimes you just want a recliner to sit in lol.

Not even a little 

We finally bit the bullet after trying a few cheaper options, and I am not disappointed. We have a very small living space in our house, so we got the 4 seater sactional (one seat is used as a chaise, 2 are storage seats) with 3 straight backs and roll arm sides with the upgraded filling.

It was a little bit of a pain to put together (from boxes in the driveway to fully assembled was about 2.5 hours - primarily myself doing the majority of the assembly other than getting some help putting covers on). I’m 6’2” and I think that helped with reach when maneuvering things around.

It’s sturdy, the material is comfy and feels very sturdy (two cats and two kids, so I hope I’m right). It wasn’t cheap, and it does require assembly, which is somewhat difficult, but I’m not mad about the purchase at all.

Always wanted a Sactional, finally bought a new house and convinced my wife it was the couch we needed. Got 35% off (30% for Memorial Day, 5% cause my wife is a teacher). Once it came it was a beast to put everything together but the minute my wife sat on it she said “this might be the best purchase we ever made”.

My sactional has been assembled for about a week and I think I will be returning it. I don’t know how I missed that the seat backs are very low - something I always try to avoid. Lounging across the seats is super comfy but sitting for long periods of time? No way. Also, I know that the washable covers are promoted as a big selling point but there are TONS of sofas w washable covers, including my Pottery Barn sofa in the living room. I thought THAT was expensive when I bought it and can’t believe I spent almost 3 times as much for the LoveSac. My verdict: not worth it.

Have you seen one in person? I spent about an hour at their showroom this weekend. On the same day, I visited Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn, & Crate and Barrel. We are looking to replace our ~10 year old Broyhil.

The couches are comfortable but not the most comfortable. Their fabric selection is limited (and ugly), the finishings on the edges of the covers are sloppy, and the piping details on the back sag/are never straight even in store. And, if you go with angled backs or the wedge option, the corners have awkward gaps that can be seen from behind (our couch will be floating in the middle of the living room, the finishes would not be hidden against a wall). For the 8k couch we were quoted (after discounts), I was apaulled.

Not at all. Had I known it's just a box and durafoam, I would have made it myself.

Not worth it. I should have returned it immediately but I didn’t feel like packing it all back up.

With the costco deal I am very happy with my purchase. I have a kid, cats, dogs, etc and being able to wash/replace the covers (and really any part of the couch) was a big selling point for me. I also love being able to move and reconfigure the couch around if we are having big family events like for Thanksgiving and Christmas because normally the couch is focused around the TV. I have the standard fill and have no problems with the cushions moving around or needing to be fluffed yet. Over time I think it will save us money because if something needs to be replaced I don't need to replace the entire couch. If I need something smaller, I already have it and if I need something larger I can add to it.

I just got mine last Wednesday and I love it. I went for standard sides and angled backs. I also went with the regular cushions. I don’t really like a soft seat so the seat is very firm. My two cushions in the middle are standard and then I did deep on the ends. So it looks like a giant u shaped couch. We chose the corded velvet sky grey because we do have a cat and three dogs. The couch is super comfy for my husband and I. The assembly part was horrible. I have bruises on my arms a week later. I did it while my husband was at work so no second person to help. Even though assembly was the worst part, looking back I would get another for my basement and my main living room.

I love my Sactional.

I will give my unbiased/unpopular review and say no for the couch and a def yes for the lovesac beanbag

Is there any way to get the discount off of just covers? Looking to buy the charcoal corded velvet but at the regular prices it would be over $1500

I bought one in 2021 and got rid of it in early 2024 (gave it to my daughter). I found it to be not that comfortable and the quality of the fabric was just so-so.

See if Costco has it- get the Costco warranty! Also the price is pretty good! Literally worth every penny. 

If you want a sectional and want to be able to reconfigure it, and you can get a decent sale price, yes. Else…. Ehh…. We got one earlier this year because we need a sectional that breaks down into small pieces to get it into my finished basement which has tricky narrow doorways, stairs, and corners to navigate. It’s the best couch we’ve had in terms of the complete lack of hassle in getting it into the house. By nearly every other measure it is not close to the best couch I’ve owned or experienced. It’s marginally comfortable, a dull design, and pretty expensive.

Besides the ability to get it into tight spaces, I think the only other advantage it has is washable covers. The notion of buying new covers is a novel idea, but they’re pretty expensive.

Got ours on the same discount every one else is preaching amount (35% in showroom + 10% heroes) - 4 seats (1 w/ storage) deep config for about 3100ish, and it’s incredibly comfy. Already had to wash a cover from one of our toddlers spilling my wife’s coffee on it. Already in love with it. Thinkin about adding an extra seat but we are tremendously satisfied!

I looked at a lot of modular couches online and I'm happy with our choice now 14 months later. Setup is a pain and you can't half ass or the couch will look wonky, but once set up it's very comfortable (standard cushions) and versatile . We did get 35% off as others here have. If you do make the leap I recommend buying an extra set of covers so you don't have an uncovered couch for a few hours when you eventually wash a set.

A lot of people in this sub are going to tell you yes, but I’m here to honestly tell you no. A new LoveSac sactional is absolutely not worth it. It was the biggest financial mistake of my life & here’s a review of my experience with the product. If you absolutely want the LoveSac brand I highly recommend going for one of the older models on Marketplace as they sparingly pop up because the quality of the newer ones have tanked drastically (just like everything else, yay capitalism!) If I could turn back time and had known about the brand I would’ve gotten a Belffin modular sofa.