AS-03-Blue

Says oversized but the seat really hugs your legs together so if you're used to sitting relaxed with legs spread then you can't really do it in this chair. Otherwise, this is a nice chair.UPDATE: So after spending some more quality time with this chair (1 month) I've decided to update my review honestly. Yes, initially the hard foam seat hugged tightly but I hadn't fully given the time to break-in the chair and it's hard foam seating design. After sitting in this chair for one month, i'd say a few hours daily after work, I find the chair to be more and more conforming to my sitting position which does include some man-spreading! The design of the chair overall is very nice, the materials feel as professional as you'd expect in a $400 racing chair but with the addition of the pull-out leg rest, the multi-positioning arm rests, as well as the recline/adjustable lean feature, I haven't been happier with any other chair than with this one. I've gone through and wore out office chair and "gaming chairs" before the racing style seats were a thing, and this being my first racing chair I am really loving it! For the price in comparison to your other competitive racing chair brands, why pay hundreds more when this chair has it all.

This is a great chair. It's comfortable and it a huge upgrade for me.What's keeping this chair from 5 stars is a few detracting factors that have little to do with sitting. First, it stinks! The box, the chair, everything smells like bug spray, it's eye watering! Second, assembly was way harder than it needed to be, bolting the back to the bottom, I had a bent bracket (which I blame on delivery) and a stripped bolt (I cant blame that on delivery) and it took me an hour to get it together. After that the rest of assembly was much easier to be fair.What I'm not excited about is the footrest, it's a big and tall chair with a foot rest that can slide out, and it's too short to be usable for me. It felt like a gimmick when I ordered it and I was more interested in this model because it was slightly wider with the footrest than without.

The lever lock for the back rest is weak and can be forced back a notch with no effort. The pivot for the right arm rest on my chair has already worn out from almost no use. The leg rest seems to be designed for people below six feet in hieght. The instructions show a part list with numbers but don’t use those numbers when telling you what to connect and where. The PU leather still has that chemical smell after a week and a half after assembly, however it has withstood my cats attempt to scratch through the seat. It is a fairly comfortable chair with firm cushioning that some might call hard. I will come back and comment on the chairs longevity when I have had it for more than a week and a half.

I did a ton of research before getting this chair and very carefully selected it. I'm very happy I did. As a big guy that enjoys a couple hours of gaming/computer time a week I wanted a chair that would hold up. So far this chair hasn't flinched. It's very comfortable for me to sit in and enjoy with no weird creaks or pops when sitting in it. And if your looking for a heavy duty chair you probably know what I mean. The arms are nicely adjustable and after trying the chair with them on I took them off. This doesn't effect the stability or structure of the chair and allows it to slide under my desk. This is the first chair I've had with this type of back mechanism (similar to a cars back adjustment) and I absolutely love the small increments you can adjust to. The material it is wrapped in is comfortable and durable. So far I have no cons to the chair.

The star legs that the chair came in was faulty, and one of the pegs for the wheels broke a week in. However, LC Home was nice enough to aid me by paying for a stronger, metal replacement to be shipped in. Now, the chair feels even sturdier, and I'm enjoying the comfort of switching between different positions to play games, listen to music, or watch YouTube videos. I can see this being a product that will last me a long, wonderful time.

My 18 year old asked for a gaming chair for his birthday. It is comfortable and extremely sturdy. It's metal, hard plastic and leather-ish. It's very heavy but rolls easily. Once my 15 year old saw it, he wanted one for his birthday. So we bought a second one.The first was harder to put together than the second, but not too difficult.My boys are not that heavy or tall so I can't speak of the fit for larger people. I can say that the footrest is not really long enough for taller people. My sun is under 6' and it's not very useful for him. But I wouldn't knock any stars off for that. All in all this is a great chair.

I've had my HappyGame racing chair for five months. The chair is rated for 400 lbs, but I think that's being incredibly generous. I'm about 270 lbs, and the wheel holes in the plastic base are broken and dropping wheels. The plastic holders for the wheels are simply not supported by surrounding solid plastic. I know that the problem wasn't caused by friction on carpet while rolling because I use the chair only on a glass chair mat. Unfortunately, the only solution is to upgrade the chair to a metal base for another $40.00. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L751NPG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)The rest of the chair seems like good build quality. A rolling chair, however, is only as good as the base it's built on, and this one is not very good.

I would definitely recommend this chair to anyone looking for a high quality flawless gaming chair. Th chair looks super bad-ass in front of my x-box. The chair looks super comfortable too and it doesn't disappoint when you are sitting in it. The chair literally supports every part of my body: my head, my arms, my shoulder, my back and my legs. One thing that is super under-rated is how much the chair leans back. It is almost like laying on a bed . It is super comfortable and I like playing Xbox while reclining totally back. Overall I am very happy with the purchase.