Gaming Chair Office Chair Desk Chair with Lumbar Support Headrest Armrest Task Rolling Swivel Ergonomic E-Sports Adjustable PC Gamer Chair (White)

Bought this as a gift for my Fiancée since she not only games but works from home and it’s perfect. She absolutely loves it and thinks it’s comfortable, super cute chair with different color options which is convenient and at a super good price!

My son love it’s so comfortable

As advertised. Sold gaming chair.

I got this for my 13 year old son he loves it. Very quiet. And sturdy.

Bought this for my 10 year old. He loves it and hasn't destroyed it so I say its kid approved

Firstly I like the comfort and design of the chair but it has saddened me that after 7 to 8 months of using this cheap chair I almost died today because the chair snapped in half sending me flying backwards almost ending my life, I could half passed away and my life flashed before my eyes when I was German Suplexed by my gaming chair that I would be safe to use. I would like to know if I can have another chair as a replacement. My back still hurts 😪.

My daughter loves this for her new gaming system

I bought this to replace a different gaming chair I had for 3 years because the base broke. That was double the price of this chair, but I thought the quality would be similar, or at least it couldn't be that much worse. I've had this chair for 9 months now.Within a few weeks of getting this, the chair started squeaking whenever I sat down and moved around. (My weight is around 170lb so that shouldn't be the problem). By contrast, my older chair did not squeak. I tried to find the source of the problem, and after spraying a bit of WD-40 under the chair, it still squeaked. I realized more and more that the source may very well be from within the chair frame, under the upholstery. :(After a few months, I noticed that when I leaned back, the seat silently pops even farther back, as if something came loose. As I was investigating the squeaking recently, I started taking out the staples from the upholstery under the seat and found that the seam on one side of the metal frame broke off, which caused that "pop" and the extra lean.Also compared to my previous chair, the shoulder wings were tighter. So if you have mid-to-wide shoulders, you're sort of forced to roll your shoulders forward, which is not that great for posture.In conclusion, if you want a good gaming chair, you may want to invest more money into one, or at the very least don't get a cheap one (~$100).