The Collins doesn’t do anything clever. It doesn’t recline, it has no motor, and there’s no USB port hidden in the arm. It’s a sofa.

That’s exactly why it keeps selling. It sits third on La-Z-Boy’s best-selling sofa list, and it earns the spot by being adaptable rather than distinctive.

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If you picture a La-Z-Boy recliner in your head, you’re probably picturing something close to the Maverick. High biscuit back, sloping padded arms, a seat you sink into rather than perch on.

It has been a staple of the lineup for years. Because it comes in four different base types, though, “the Maverick” isn’t really one chair. It’s four.

Most reclining sofas make a trade. You get the comfort, but you also get the bulk. Thick arms, heavy backs, and a shape that announces itself from the doorway.

The Bennett is La-Z-Boy’s answer to that trade-off. It’s part of the duo® collection, which hides power reclining hardware inside furniture that reads as stationary seating.