Gaming Chair Black/Grey

The media could not be loaded.  I got my son a new gaming laptop for his bday and he also asked for a new gaming chair to go with it.I was being circumspection when we were choosing the chair because other than gaming, he also has distance learning, virtual coding club. Thus, he spends a good amount of times sitting and I need a chair that can provide the best comfort for him. So after many searching and browsing, we decided to go with this one and We think that we really made a right decision on this chair!Here’s why!- it was feasible to assemble, my husband put it together quickly.- love the blue, it’s sharp!- quality material- very sturdy- armrest adjustable- height adjustable- seat can decline All the way back like you laid down and it rocks too!!- lumber and neck pillow included!- super comfortable

I had to upgrade my son's chair. He really wanted a gaming chair for playing video game and for his studies. I've done a lot of research and found this one . He especially asked me a black and blue color. The design is more modern than a boring black office chair. It goes up and down smoothly; and back and forward with no problem. The whole chair material has a great quality. It exceeded my expectation for its price. It was easy to follow the instruction putting it together. The back cushion helps to rest the lower back. Roller doesn't scratch the hard flooring. I definitely highly recommend it.

About this chair in January of 2021 and it is now October of 2021. The will not stay at the height I have adjusted it to. There must be something wrong with the lifting unit. Several times a day I have to readjust the chair because it goes down. I need my chair to be up high because I'm short and my desk is high. I can feel it slowly slipping down several times a day so I have to get up and raise it back up. I wish I would have never bought this chair. I wish I would have been able to afford a nicer chair. Now I'm going to have to buy another chair. I don't recommend this chair if you have to sit in it 10 hours a day for work and you need it to be at any other height other than the lowest setting.I am working from home due to covid. I initially bought the Amazon basics chair because it looked similar to the chairs at my office. It turned out to be a nightmare that absolutely killed my back, shoulders, and neck. So I decided to try this one. The chair is relatively comfortable but the arms do not raise up high enough for my liking. The armpads also seem to tilt out and angle down, which put uncomfortable pressure on my arms. They are also set apart a little too wide for me. I've added extra padding to the arms for added height and comfort. The chair material is very cheap and plasticky. I'm not sure how long it will hold up. The seat cushion is firm but not too hard. However it is not very thick. I'm 5'3" and the seat fits me just fine without putting pressure on the backs of my legs. I cannot get the chair to rock by dialing down the tension and releasing the tilt lock. I do like the reclining feature. I also like the lumbar pillow and it has saved my back. However it is a little too big for me and if I want to sit all the way back in the chair I have to remove the pillow. The thing that bothers me the most about this chair is that it will not roll on my wood floor. It will roll in a straight line ok but if I try to roll the chair in a different direction the wheels will not turn and get "stuck" on the floor. The chair material was damaged in a couple of places when I got it but I needed it so I decided not to go through the aggravation to return it.

My old desk chair worked fine until I found myself having to work from home 100%. I couldn't justify dropping $200+ for a chair and the reviews on this seemed pretty good for a sub-$150 or so chair.So first off the pros: the chair is fairly comfortable. After nearly two months it is still supportive. The adjustable seat back is a nice feature as well. The neck pillow is handy since it stays put.The negatives: the quality is ok. I didn't expect a lot for the price so I'm not grading down for that. People review with one or two stars because of quality, but that's not terribly fair for this price range chair. There were no instructions with the chair and it was hastily packaged and right out of the gate there was a small tear in the pleather. It also creaks when you lean back and has slop in the swivel which usually gets more pronounced with age. For these reasons I docked a star. Also the arm rests are really cheap and I totally forsee them breaking.I think for this price point to excel, instead of throwing a bunch of cheap things like adjustable arm rests, fancy stitching, and two pillows, a tad more quality would make this a five star chair.

Our sixteen year old granddaughter put it together. Does she live it, absolutely yes.Her chair needed to meet certain specs. The arms are such that it can be rolled under her desk. She is a graphic artist eho also likes some fun once in a while plus there is always homework. The multiple positions accommodate all her tasks. She shares a 10 x 10 with her younger sister so you know space is very tights.Things like under the knee bolsters and full length arm rests would all be negatives, but this chair is nothing but positive. It’s a good thing to think about a chair’s use before you buy and I don’t know anyone who can accommodate multiple chairs in their room just to suit multiple uses. All around a great chair. And yes, I keep checking back with her to see how it’s working out. So very happy with this product.

Ok let’s get to the point. The arms are abysmal. You get a flat plate piece that bolts to the underside of the chair, and a tubular arm stem that bolts to the rounded ene of the flat plate.The problem is that the bottom of the arm stem is a few millimetres wider in diameter than the rounded end of the plate.The underside of the arm stem is also recessed so as you tighten the bolts, it pulls the rounded end of the plate INSIDE the arm stem, forcing the arm outwards and meaning you can never get a perfect or flat contact between the pieces.This means you always have a chair with arms that are too wide set and wobbly which unfortunately gives the chair a very cheap feel.It really is a shame because it could have been solved by just including a couple of thick washers or gaskets that were the right size that could fit between the pieces.Ideally either the plates should be sized right, or the arm stems should have flat bottoms, bu washers would have done it.They give you two nylon sort of joint sleeves, but there too weak to even do anything and are aesthetic more than anything.I bought a furgle for my son from AliExpress and while it looks similar to this chair, it’s years ahead in engineering of the small parts like this, so I’d go for that one if I were you.I have a few tools so I’m going to hack together some components to repair the terrible design on these arms and then give the chair to my youngest son.On the plus side it look nice enough.

I was looking for a new office chair, after reading the description and 7rl reviews proceeded with purchase. The unit arrived much earlier than expected and was fairly easy to put together. However, this is where the good news ends . This is the most uncomfortable chair I've ever sat in .. I am 5f, 9" / 17stone and my legs rubbed on the side turns, the arms (half the size of my current chair) fell 4 or 5" short of my elbows so were pointless and the head rest pad fell in exactly the wrong place and could not be lowered any further.. Once seated, the wheels would not glide, I had to stand and pull the chair into position before sitting back down! Given the maximum height of the arms and many other issues .. I would say this is a child's and not an adult chair so am sending this back, it's simply not fit for purpose.

After over a year of working from home, I had started to experience wrist/arm and neck pain when sat at my desk. I decided to upgrade my chair and looked around for something sturdier that could provide me with the support I need. I saw this particular chair after searching on Amazon. After reading the positive reviews, I was sold and decided to purchase. It’s definitely a two-person assembly job and took about an hour to complete overall. The chair is so comfortable and and provides exceptional support; so much so that after only one day of use, I noticed a vast improvement to my wrist/arm and neck … I’ve now had the chair for a week and can’t believe the difference it has made for me. Absolutely recommend this chair.

This days due to current situation not much moving a lot around, working from home so needed comfortable chair. Was looking office chairs but this chair with double support pulled my attention.It came packed and need to assemble, how to assemble was clearly instructed so wasn’t much a problem to sort it.It came with neck and lumbar back support pillows which easy to move up and down depending from need.It can be reclined back quite a lot and it doesn’t fell over even on max recline, it could be to do with wide base.Max weight support advised up to 300 pounds which 136kg in weight.It provides great support, I’m glad I got this one instead of standard office chair. Price also very reasonable compare to quality.

The chair looked/felt cheap right out of the box. It was cheap compared to other gaming chairs, but I still paid £100 for it, so had expectations of it being somewhat decent build quality. The arms would not stay tight up even after I wound the screws up to within an inch of its life. It has poor support, and there’s not much adjustment. The worst part was the back panel wouldn’t hold in place firmly… I had to just accept the amount of tilt it rested at and stick a pillow behind my back and one under my arm to support me.Waste of money - had to get rid and buy a proper gaming chair