110 Pro Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Footrest for Adults - Comfortable Office Gaming Recliner with Lumbar Support and Headrest, Racing Style Video Game Chairs for Computer Gamer - Purple

A sturdy, solidly built chair with a few flaws that make it creaky and feel like it won't age the best. The arm rest are at the prefect angle for both gaming and working from home, I do both alot. But I am noticing perminant wear to the armrest cushions after a pretty short time owning it. The recline is fantastic, but the mechanism that locks the recline in place is noisy, it sounds like metal versus plastic grinding until it settles into place. The recline is good though when it comes to adjusting positions after long hours, it accomidates various postures as well. Setup was pretty easy and there were extra hardware pieces included just in case they get lost. All in all I like the chair mostly, just wish they used better materials for the armrests and the grinding sound when adjusting is annoying, but I can live with it.

Amazing chair, but after a few months of using it, the chair now de-elevates itself to its lowest setting after sitting in it for half an hour. Not a deal breaker, but I am disappointed as the rest of the chair is really great quality..

I got this in, and it's pretty good. I like the size of the seat, I'm a bigger guy, and I can sit in this with a leg curled under me without the arms jamming me up, so that's nice. The neck pillow is too low if you run it through the holes made for it, but I put mine around the top of the chair back and it's just right. The lumbar support is adjustable to pretty much anywhere you want it. The foot rest, I like it, but I don't love it. It doesn't feel as sturdy as I might want, and using it makes the whole chair tilt forward slightly. I find it's most comfortable pulled in as close as possible, note this is all while sitting upright. If you lay the back out, it's rather comfy and the tilt doesn't happen. All in all I'd rate this at about an 8/10 overall 9/10 for quality vs cost I did not expect it to feel this solid given the below 200$ price tag.

So I am coming from the Homall Gaming Chair. I had it for I believe two years. Without scrolling up to see the price, I think it is about 40$ difference. For that 40$ difference you gain a padded footrest, MUCH more padded seats, and padded arm rests that adjust with the chair's recline. If you game for long periods of time, work from home, etc. these differences are well worth the added cost. WELL WORTH! To do a tiny test, I put my hand on the back center of the Homall, and pushed forward into the sitting area. You could easily see my hand pushing through the back. On this chair, my hand was stopped quickly by a support piece (probably plywood, but still). It was kind of a pain in the butt to put the screw in the hole for the back chair, but other than that, this is an upgrade in every way. Frankly, I think it might be underpriced, or the chair I came from might be overpriced. Either way, I am happy with the ease to put together and the comfort.

This chair was easy to assemble if you follow the given instructions just make sure you double check your parts before you start building my chair came missing the lumbar pillow sadly. Im 5'10 and the chair is the perfect height. I dont use the leg rest at all but I recline the chair often and it functions well it doesnt feel finicky like some other chairs ive used. The arms do feel like they will get wobbly over time as they have a little wobble now but it isnt anything big. I give it a 4.5/5 it wud prolly be a 5 if it wasnt for the slight arm wobble and the fact that it came missing the lumbar support pillow.