GTPLAYER Gaming Chair, Computer Office Chair with Pocket Spring Cushion, Linkage Armrests and Footrest, High Back Ergonomic Computer Chair with Lumbar Support Task Chair with Footrest

I bought this for work after using a very old crappy chair for several years. I'm hoping this helps with my back pain! It was very easy to put together and had everything included for assembly. It even came with extra hardware in case you lose something. You may need a second person to hold the one back piece in place while installing the screws, but otherwise, it's a one person job. The chair is super comfortable, firm, and seems sturdy. It's very nice looking too! You can recline it and adjust the height up and down. The headrest and back pillows can be easily removed. I was worried it would be too big because I'm only 5'3, but it feels very comfortable for me. The reclining option and foot rest are nice bonuses! I'm looking forward to laying back and relaxing for quick breaks during work!

This is my first ever gaming chair and it makes a great first impression. As the title says, it's comfortable, it's sturdy, and the black and grey color combo looks really nice.the packaging was compact, the instructions were very easy to follow as everything is coded with numbers and letters to show where each hardware piece belongs to what part and how to install it properly.The foot rest is not necessarily a foot rest, it's more for your calves ( I'm 5'9")The assembly took me roughly 30-45 minutes. Only complaint I have with it is assembling the arm rests, while yes they flex to adjust to the backrest, screwing them in can be tedious since the screws sometimes jump out and make you start over again. I suggest having a second person help out with the arm rests by pressing them into the chair while the other person screws the hardware in.otherwise, i've had this chair for now roughly 2 weeks and it feels great. it's helped with my back pain a bit from my old lounger chair.i highly recommend also to vacuum the fabric before assembly, and give everything a nice disinfectant spray before sitting down on it; let the spray sit for a few hours / a day. As with most warehouse items / packaged items, this will come with a smell. I used the Febreeze disinfectant / odor eliminator spray on everything as i assembled it, then gave it a nice vacuum clean. no more smell!if you're looking for a first time gaming chair, or a low-cost, good quality gaming chair, or even a gift for your grandkids, kids, nephew, niece, etc. this is a good buy for them.There's also no noise or squeaking when spinning around in it or moving it around on the wheels. Very smooth motion!

The chair came in about 3 days early, there was no issue assembling the chair until I got to the arm rests but still managed to get them on after a little bit, other than that the material is good, soft, comfy and doesn't feel cheap. It feels like sitting on a sofa especially since you're able to make it lay all the way down and the arm rests go along with it as you adjust the back. I will say the foot rest is a little wobbly but it's still sturdy enough to hold a good amount of weight, there was some oil on it to prevent rust but you can clean it off. Other than that it's a really good comfortable chair to come back home from work and sit in to game for hours.

The quality of the chair is really good! Not flimsy at all and the material is very nice to the touch. The assembly instructions are straightforward - I managed to put it together alone in slightly under an hour. Sitting in it is very comfy.

I've had this chair about three months, and I really like it. The seat doesn't tilt freely, you have to pick an angle and lock it in place. The seat is very comfortable and has held up well so far. The pillows are nice features, but I especially love the tuck-away footrest. I wish it came out a little further, but it's really handy. It doesn't slide in super easily, but it's minor. The wheels roll really nicely.It does creek more than I'd like. It's not constant, but when I shift significantly in the chair, it will creek at me. I've checked all the bolts, but it just keeps making the sound. I think it's just something I'll have to live with. Again, minor. All in all I'm very pleased with the chair.

So far the most comfortable desk chair I have ever had. I don't do well with chairs with little to no padding but this one is perfect, the pocket springs in the seat have just enough give to be soft enough but not be mushy like thick foam seats. Seams are well stitched, looks nice and seems like it can be removed for cleaning (even the pillows). The frame is solid, made of steel and thicker than other chairs I have had (sopport from the chair seat to back is 1/4" thick steel plate). The arms are nicely padded and move with the chair back so no matter the angle they are in proper position. The attachment points for them have ball bearings in the arms where most places would have used bushings or nothing at all. Hardware is heavy duty and solid and moves silently. Only negative is the seat bottom doesn't tilt but considering that is where every other chair I have had failed at this point I see it as a plus. The last chair I had I replaced the entire lower part with a heavy duty one that could support 400 lbs (I'm 225 lbs) and it still failed at the pivot point due to cheap bushings. A good deal and easily worth it at double the cost to me.