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I’ve had this chair for a few days now, and I’m really impressed with how much comfort and quality you get for the price. The setup was easily understood based on the instructions & it took me about 20–30 minutes. Once assembled, it looks sleek and felt sturdy. The functionality is great for a basic gaming / office chair & it is very easy to move around unlike others that you have to drag with you. The lumbar support & adjustable recline are perfect for long work or gaming sessions. The padding is firm but not too stiff, and the armrests sit at a good height. I use it daily in my office for video editing & gaming, and it’s made a big difference in my posture & comfort. Overall, this is a solid, budget-friendly chair that doesn’t feel cheap. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a stylish, ergonomic upgrade without breaking the bank.

Y’all, I don’t know the first thing about gaming chairs. All I knew was my boyfriend, who was still up in Maine at the time wanted one before he moved down here to Florida. He spends over half his life on the computer gaming and building his TikTok (millions of likes, because he’s a comedian and a total nerd, bless him). The only direction he gave me was “red and black.” So I did what any smart woman does; I read the reviews and trusted my gut. Let me tell you, I nailed it. When it showed up, he was so stoked he told me I did a fantastic job and he put it together in like 5 minutes. He says it’s incredibly comfortable, and at 5’9" it fits him just right and he swings thst thing around all day to talk to me and it works perfectly. The thick cushioning, adjustable lumbar support, and headrest keep him comfortable whether he’s working or gaming. The PU leather looks sharp, the red pops with the black and the recline feature is perfect for relaxing, and the heavy-duty base is sturdy, rolls smooth as butter....but he doesnt melt like butter even in the Florida heat, the chair stays cool and he has never complained about it being hot. Worth every penny for the quality and the smile it put on his face. And now, every time I see him in that chair, I know I got the “gamer girlfriend” seal of approval.

Its not a bad chair, don't let the score I'm giving make you think that, but its far from a great chair. You're quite literally getting what you pay for here and if what you're paying for is a budget chair for yourself, you could do worse then this. If you want something that someone would classify as nice though, I'd keep shopping. The positive. It's extremely easy to put together, the instructions are very clear and to the point. The chair height is pretty nice and it feels very sturdy. Unlike most cheaper chairs, this one is actually capable of leaning back in the true sense and is adjustable. The negatives. The arm rests are fairly low compared to other chairs, the material for the chair isn't what i would call soft (but this could be because it isn't 'broken in' yet.). The handles to adjust height and pressure required to lean back are both fairly far back so its uncomfortable to reach back and adjust while you're sitting in the chair. Again, for the price, this is a good chair. But don't go in expecting to have something you're likely to feel overly proud of. Good budget option, but maybe consider putting a little extra money away for something nicer if this is something you plan to be in for months and months to come.

Hard to put together put great chair. Pretty comfy and quality

Very easy to put together. I got a black and white one, and it was simple but perfect for use. It’s lasted 3 and a half years, but the bottom now is beginning to rip apart, so we’re getting a new one. We occasionally had to tighten the arms and bottom back up as time went by, but it’s been a great chair.

Great chair

We’ve had this chair for about five months now, and it’s been perfect. It’s sturdy, comfortable, and provides great support during long gaming or homework sessions. The red color really stands out and gives the setup a nice pop. No issues at all so far — definitely worth it if you’re looking for a reliable, affordable gaming or office chair.

I'm a big believer in "you get what you pay for" and I usually advise to save up, make one purchase, make one investment and don't worry about it for a few years. But something about this chair's value really scales, especially if you can grab it on sale. I got mine in white for $75 including tax and shipping. Many quality gaming chairs cost hundreds of dollars. There a handful of cheap office chairs you can snag for $60. This chair compared to one of those generic office chair is worth the extra $15. If you're looking at this chair for $90 or higher, then the former statement is true (save up). Anyway. I've had this chair for a day now and it isn't perfect. I'll go over what I like and what I don't like. Appearance: It looks nice. Doesn't look or feel too cheap. The base is metal with plastic feet. Many chairs have plastic base with plastic feet.+1pt Functionality: This chair has a handful of features-- You can adjust the height. +1pt But it only has about a 3in range -1pt It has a lock to let you remain upright and can be unlocked so you can recline back. +1pt It does NOT have a way to lock in the reclined position. -1pt Comfort: This chair is pretty comfy. It has a removable/adjustable head pillow and a removable/adjustable lumbar pillow as well. +1pt It is a little stiff. Some people may like that. It also may break it after a while. I've only had it one day so I will update if something new develops. The chair has a *mostly* comfortable width to me. It measures 19" for arm to arm. But it has this little "cushion" that tries to contour your legs that makes it a little uncomfortable to sit with my legs spread even a little. I have to keep my knees closer together than I normally would to keep the "cushion" from digging into the side of my legs. Because of this, there is really only about 16" of room for your butt or the sides of your thighs. I'm about 5'10" Male 215lbs size 38 pants XL shirt. I think I am at the cusp of being able to comfortably sit in this. It was not made with larger people in mind. It does state a 250lb weight limit while we're on the topic. -1pt Assembly: I've assembled several office chairs before and this process was similar and just as easy. +1pt If you aren't experienced or if you struggle with Ikea stuff, you may find it difficult. The hardware that they include is kinda junk. If you have the luxury of using your own hardware (or hand tools at least), I would highly recommend it. I had one bolt that had really junky threads from the factory and I couldn't do much about it, just had to cross thread it and tighten it the best I could. I had another bolt that stripped and the thread never would grab. Luckily there was one extra included in the packaging and I ended up being able to tighten it without cross threading. I think I got lucky. 90% of the assembly was smooth sailing and the few snags that arose, I knew exactly what to do. Again, if you aren't experienced with this, it could easily turn into a headache and a return to amazon over poor quality hardware