Gaming Chair with Footrest & Lumbar Support,Reclining Swivel Chair,Ergonomic Gaming Chair for Adults, High-Back Racing Style,Adjustable Height with Headrest Pillow

This item was bought for my 10 year old grandson. And he can't stop telling me how comfortable it is. He loves the footrest especially. He likes the lean back facility as well. He got to choose his own colour as well. Great price for a quality item. Looks good and a nice fit. Functionality and ease of assembly.

Very comfortable, obviously not for adults. Logos on cushion and chair exactly as advertised

Despite lots of reviews conflicting this chair look brilliant, easy to build took about 15 minutes, seems sturdy and strong, it’s heavy so seems like it’s built to last. Looks really good, comfortable and has all the things you could need. Everything works fine, my only flaw would be that the arms do come loose so need tightening sometimes but cues this is just use from leaning on them.

Once you’ve got the idea of the screws, putting it together was a breeze! It even comes with a handy instruction to guide you through the process. Now, about the value for money—I’m not sure it quite hits the mark. I’ll explain why below. The back support was super strong at first, but after about two months, it’s become a bit loose. Nothing too serious, but the no-recline feature is now about 10% of what it used to be. I’m happy with the colour; it’s exactly as described in the description and photos. So, why did I feel it wasn’t worth the money? The chair was fantastic at first, and it’s still a good chair. The problem is that some of the screws are pointed towards the armrest pads. If you’re using your armrests a lot, you might start feeling scratches on your hands, and now there are even holes in the armrest. Also, some of the screws just get loose the more you use the chair. Edit: The back of the chair is broken after 5 months of use. Wouldn't recommend it.

Such a lovely chair fast delivery to the colour is outstanding

Bargain chair that our boy loves

My lad was very much looking forward to receiving this to replace his old, worn out, more basic chair, but was ultimately disappointed. One of the main selling points was the 200kg rating as previous chairs have felt insubstantial. Yes the main support does appear much sturdier than others we've had, great! However, even though it's rated to 200kg the 'ergonomic' design means it's actually quite a small seat area and the side 'wings' dig in if you're above average weight (or just have wide thighs)! It's not a comfortable seat position. You feel perched and it certainly doesn't give the impression of being able to withstand 200kg, even if it can. One of the important design appeals for my lad was the logos on the cushions. Minor I know, but it's the sort of polish that can make an item. The chair we received didn't have the logos. When I contacted the seller they said the new version does not have these on the cushions. I believe the ad should make this clear. In practice though, you probably wouldn't use the lumbar cushion as it's not attached and just annoying. As for the headrest, well, if you fit it as advertised (through the backrest) then it sits in a weird place in the middle of your back! The foot rest is flimsy and more of a novelty really. There is a positive to this chair. The actual materials quality appears very good and much better than most. Assembly is quick and easy. As others have noticed, the bolts holding the arms on come loose after just a few hours use! I've put some loctite on now to hopefully keep things in place. Would I recommend this chair? Perhaps, yes for a smaller child, but certainly not for an adult.

My wife bought me this chair, and it arrived yesterday. It came well packaged, and took me about 20 minutes to build on my own. It was really easy to put together. For the price, the chair seems good quality. The metal base seems sturdy, and the padding on the chair feels comfortable. The added padding on the armrests is a bit thin, but still adds a bit of comfort compared to bare plastic. The chair itself might be a little narrow if you're on the larger side. I'm 5'11 and of an average build, and the chair is just the right size for me. My only real negatives are that the back cushion doesn't have any straps on to attach it to the chair. Also, the foot rest doesn't feel like it would support someone's legs, as it started to bend even with very little weight applied to it. If you're on a tight budget but want a decent gaming chair, I recommend this one.