Gamer Chair Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Footrest for Adults, Lumbar Support, Fabric Silla Gamer High Back Gaming Chair with Wide Cushion & Headrest, Recliner Style, 300LBS, Teens, Gift, Red

Soft n squishy
Since my old chair was falling apart due to thin leather and no cushioning it was time to upgrade.This new chair looks super professional and is actually very comfortable. It has a soft suede like material instead of a cold leather with a nice stitched patternSetup was super quick and only took me 30 minutes since it was all just 3 big pieces that screw togetherEverything was packaged safely in bubble wrap and plastic sleeves, tools were included and the different screws were clearly labeled in the simple instruction sheetIt was a little difficult getting the back panel lined up doing it solo so best to have a 2nd person for that part to make it even easierOverall, this chair is a great addition to my startup gaming area

The chair is okay
This chair is Okay, not the best quality

Not bad overall
Just got mine and got a chance to assemble and try it. Assembly wasn’t too bad. Holding the back of the chair in place was the only hard part but managed to do it by myself still. Overall chair has pretty sturdy well made parts. The fabric is very unique, like a leather but very soft/smooth. I had a few threads coming out in a few areas, but pretty minor. My only complaint is that the back of the chair is hard and only padded by the loose unattached pillow that is included. It’s not super noticeable with the pillow, but yeah.

Great chair if you’re on a budget
A friend of mine has an $800 gaming chair which is really cool and super comfortable. This chair looked similar and was only $150 so I decided to give it a try. Is it as good as that $800 gaming chair? No. Definitely not. But it’s still a comfortable chair that I like more than the chair I was using.I like the material. It’s soft and feels good on my bare skin. I had to put armrest covers on my other chair because the hard plastic would irritate my forearms. No need for those on this chair. The seat, back, arms, and headrest are all covered with this material, whatever it is, and padded with a dense foam underneath. The lumbar pad offers nice back support and the headrest is quite comforting. I also like that the main support post is higher off the ground than any of my other office chairs by a couple inches.The back reclines and locks in place at whichever angle you desire, which is really cool. Unfortunately, it reclines too easily for me. There isn’t enough resistance. I think that’s my one major gripe, but even that’s not too bad. I locked it in at a certain angle and have been okay with that. Still, I wish they would have made the resistance adjustable like all my other office chairs.So I guess I should get into some of the downsides, all of which are pretty minor. The armrest height is not adjustable. For me, that’s fine as they’re already at the perfect height. It comes with a leg rest thing which I found to be uncomfortable. The edge of it hits my legs at just the wrong place. I’ve never used one of these before and not even sure why I would want to. The lumbar pillow just sits on the seat, it doesn’t connect in any way. In my friend’s $800 chair this and the headrest both connect via magnets. The headrest on this attaches via elastic band.For $150 this is a very nice chair. It’s no $800 chair but it looks nice and is comfortable on the butt, back, arms, and head.