GTPLAYER Gaming Chair with Footrest, Big and Tall Computer Game Chair 350lb Racing Style, Ergonomic High Back Lumbar Support and Recliner, Black

This chair is so comfortable and durable. It was easy to assemble and great to use for long periods of time. My husband uses it to recline and loves it. Also I was very surprised by the price was good. It adjusts up down, back and then forward. It is strong and designed well. Nice color.

This chair is absolutely fantastic! The design looks sleek and modern, and the build quality feels very solid. The cushioning is comfortable but supportive, making it perfect for long hours of work or gaming. I especially love the adjustable headrest and lumbar pillow—they provide great neck and back support and really help reduce fatigue. The armrests are well-padded, the seat is spacious, and the chair rolls smoothly without any wobbling. Assembly was straightforward and didn’t take much time. Overall, this chair offers excellent comfort, style, and value for the price. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and sturdy office or gaming chair! 👍

I bought this chair to replace my current gaming chair. I'm going to donate it to a friend, because it's not a terrible chair, and definitely worth the price paid. Here are my thoughts: Pros: - Many of the screws have blue Loc-Tite (or equivalent) pre-applied. A nice touch. - Spare parts are provided. I always love spare parts. - They of course provide a hex wrench to install the screws. I consider this a pro, even though using this is manually exhausting (no deduction for this, it truly is a 'Pro'). Fortunately, I have a ratcheting driver set with a hex head that fit the screws. - Though the wheel base isn't metal, it's a surprisingly heavy and substantial plastic. As a 190 lb. (86 kg) person, I felt that this base was in no danger of failure. - The wheels themselves also seem to be sturdy. - Overall, assembly was relatively simple. I had trouble with the 'foot rest' (more on the foot rest in cons), but I put that on me, not on the manufacturer. - The headrest pillow and lumbar pillow are nice touches. - The back height was perfect, and I enjoyed the range of comfort control adjustments available. Cons: - The seat material feels super slippery. I wish they could have gone with something like microfiber/ faux suede. - This is partly my fault, I misunderstood the product photos when I bought this: The arms are not adjustable. - Speaking of the arms: They're the same material as the seat. I don't have an issue with the 'slide-ability,' but my human arms kept sticking to the chair arms. Again, some microfiber/ faux suede would have been a lot better. But the arms weren't adjustable anyway, instant deal breaker for me. - The junction of the wheel base, hydraulic piston, and seat/ back was not locked in, in a very robust manner. More than once, I tried to lift the chair and either the base or the seat/ back separated. - Overall, the chair just didn't feel substantial. Frankly, it felt like sitting on a toy. A nice quality toy, but not a chair that I could use (as I need) for a full day of working from home and later, play. For its price, the chair would be a good purchase. It didn't work out for me, but instead of returning it, I'm going to gift it to a friend because it's a 4 out of 5 star chair. Definitely get this if you don't have about $300 to spend.

This chair was right up my alley because of the main functions it has over other chairs but with quality, affordability, functionality and stability. Whether using it for hours of working or if you are a gamer, it is a comfortable chair with some nice functions and is comfortable over a period of time. The flat and wide cushion is nice and doesnt "pinch" your thighs like some chairs do where they also have very little padding. This chair has the padding, the neck cushion is fantastic and a "kick out" to put your feet up if you want to relax and take a break. The extra benefit is i workout and train hard, not only is it comfortable to sit in and relax, it also has a 350lbs weight rating. Now, i'm not 350 lbs im a solid 250 lbs but many times i "plot" into my chair so knowing this chair can handle the weight (and then some) is another reason i chose it. I recommend this chair and have had ZERO issues with it to this point.

This was an awesome chair It's easy to put together It's comfortable It's wider than a normal gaming chair, which is nice if you're a bigger person. I'm 6'2 about 205 lb so it fits me well. My only negative is something that I didn't notice when purchasing it was that the armrests aren't independent and they move when you recline or stand the backrest up. I like my arms to sit up high so I like independent armrests. That was my fault. Not necessarily anything wrong with the product. So I gave this to my wife and I continue to use my old one that has independent armrests. She loves it also The price was right It's a solid product

I just got this chair and so far I’m really happy with it. The material feels soft but durable, and the padding is thick enough to stay comfortable through long sitting sessions. The footrest is a nice bonus—it slides out easily and actually feels sturdy. Assembly took a little time but wasn’t hard, and all the parts fit together well. The reclining feature works smoothly, and the lumbar and neck pillows make a big difference for support. Overall, it looks great, feels solid, and is a good deal for the price. Perfect for both gaming and working from home.

Avoid buying from this company at all cost. If you were looking for a sign, this is it. I bought a chair that arrived missing almost every essential part, not small accessories but the main components that make it usable (all the circled parts in the pictures are the one missing). I didn’t realize it until I finally had time to assemble it, and by then the return window had just recently closed. I immediately reached out for help, thinking the manufacturer or Amazon would step up, especially since the item is supposed to come with a one year warranty. Instead, I got caught in one of the most frustrating loops I’ve ever dealt with. Amazon told me the manufacturer needed to fix it because the return window was closed. The manufacturer told me to go through Amazon because it was “their responsibility.” Back and forth, message after message, both of them pushing the issue onto each other while I was stuck with a chair I couldn’t use at all. At first, both sides acted like they were willing to help with polite replies and promises to look into it, and then suddenly the moment things got inconvenient, responses slowed down or stopped entirely. One Amazon agent even closed the chat before I could reply, and the manufacturer eventually started ignoring me altogether. To make things worse, the manufacturer tried to claim the Amazon listing I bought from wasn’t “authorized,” which makes no sense because that is literally where their products are sold. Their solution was basically “buy the missing parts yourself,” even though they were the ones who shipped it incomplete from the start. Now I’m stuck with a chair I paid full price for that I can’t assemble, can’t return, and can’t get support for, all because neither Amazon nor the manufacturer wanted to take responsibility or honor a warranty they advertise. If you’re reading this trying to decide whether to buy from them, don’t. Save yourself the stress, the runaround, and the wasted money. This experience alone was enough to make me swear off this brand entirely.

Decent chair with some good features, but not without flaws I’ve been using the GTPLAYER Gaming Chair with Footrest (Big and Tall, 350 lb, Racing Style) for a few weeks now, and overall it’s a solid mid-range option—but it isn’t perfect. What I liked: The racing style design looks great and gives a sporty vibe to my setup. The footrest is a nice addition and can be pretty comfortable when you want to stretch out during long sessions. It’s fairly sturdy and handles heavier users well, which is a plus if you’re bigger or want something that doesn’t feel flimsy. What could be better: The comfort level is just average. It’s fine for shorter gaming or work sessions, but the padding feels a bit firm and wears down faster than expected. Assembly was okay but the instructions were confusing at times, which added unnecessary frustration. Some of the adjustability features feel cheap, like the armrests and recline mechanism—they don’t feel as smooth or durable as I hoped. In summary, this chair offers a mix of solid features and average comfort. If you want a stylish gaming chair with a footrest at a reasonable price, it’s worth considering—but don’t expect premium comfort or long-term durability.