I love Wayfair, but you definitely want to keep an eye on reviews and price and return policy. If you love an item that doesn't have reviews, at least look for reviews on other products by the same company to see how their general quality is. I don't think I have any upholstered furniture from Wayfair, but I have shelves and used to have a desk from there. Quality is very dependent on the manufacturer because Wayfair is kind of like Amazon, basically just a selling point and they will sell from just about anyone. Regarding your couch specifically, have you checked Costco? When I was in last week they had some amazing couches, I had to stop and remind myself that a) there was no way they would fit in my tiny living room and b) I was still better served by the upholstered daybed that I used as a living room lounging spot. I think they were right around $900-1000, though, but they were huge giant things. More on reddit.com

Selling this beautiful brand new sleeper sofa. Please read thoroughly for specifications. This brand new sleeper sofa is less than a month old! (Yes for REAL), unfortunately my parents are visiting from abroad and they need better sleeping accommodations since my father just had a car accident and this couch was bought just to accommodate them, therefore we don’t need it anymore. I have a pretty busy life and been working extra hours to cover the upcoming time off so to say that I have barely use this couch is an understatement, I’ve literally sat down on it 3 times. Condition: As good as new, no stains, marks, rips or issues. Pet-free, smoke-free household. It includes all original and complete parts as well as the cover bag it came in, I also have the actual shipping box but is kinda dirty and ripped but available if needed. Is a semi firm couch, which is my preference since I have posture issues and I need something that doesn’t sink in, being said that, the 3 times I’ve sat down to watch TV it has been comfortable enough where I just chill there for a few hours (the office marathon. whoops) This couch was bought for $610 (including taxes), but I believe they have it on sale right now for $544 (including taxes) I am asking for $400 or reasonable offers. Item can be assembled or dissembled for easier move out. I live on a second floor walk-up and I can help bring it down the stairs, however unless you’re Mr. Incredible you’ll need a second set of arms to transport as this would be too heavy/awkward to carry for a single person. I think it can possibly be carry in a dolly by a single person once on the street 🤷🏻‍♀️ Pick-up only. 34 ave area. Cash/zelle accepted. More on reddit.com

This isn’t an answer to your question per se but I just furnished my whole first apartment and Google Lens saved my ass. Find a couch you like somewhere, then download the Google app and use the lens feature to search for the couch elsewhere online. Often these sites mark up prices and you can find things cheaper. I saved literally hundreds off multiple pieces of furniture this way. And to answer your question…I bought quite a few furniture pieces from Wayfair and they were all really quite good. My couch is from Ashley, and if you’re up to going in-store and trying them out, you can REALLY negotiate them down. I found a couch I LOVED for $1,899. After warranty, taxes, delivery, etc it was literally $2,700 and change. I was like nah, I was hoping to be out the door for $1,800 I didn’t realize there were so many fees and blah blah. Manager came over and gave me the couch, 5-year warranty, delivery, taxes, etc for $1,828 all together. You can REALLY REALLY negotiate them down if you’re up to it. Be willing to walk away and they won’t let you More on reddit.com

We got a nice one from lazy boy last year. Did the upgraded mattress and no one has complained using it More on reddit.com