Gaming Chair Ergonomic Computer Gaming Chair with Footrest, High Back Gamer Chair for E-Sport, Reclining Gaming Desk Chair, Large Size Home Office Chair with Headrest and Lumbar Support

I bought this chair not because I wanted to use it for gaming, but because I prefer these kinds of chairs over office chairs. It took me a while to find a chair that fit me properly since I'm 6" but this chair has a very wide and long base which is perfect, my knees don't hang out too far. The material feels high quality and the pillows are comfy, although a little tough. The massage function is a bit gimmicky and I wish the cable was longer, but otherwise this chair was a miracle to find since all the other gamer chairs seem to be made for children... The leg rest is also incredibly comfortable. I'm writing this review after owning the chair for 2 months and overall I'm very satisfied. Highly recommend it.

It’s comfortable and very nice looking. The seat is large enough for me to sit cross legged comfortably. But I had a little difficulty putting it together by myself but nothing to crazy. Also the head rest pillow is a little to firm for comfort in my opinion but I’m sure with time it will soften a bit. Overall it’s a good chair and worth every penny

Not so easy to put together, especially putting the back on. Having 2 people for that is helpful! Only complaint I have is the casters, they are really low quality, and it does not roll very well.

I use the chair primarily as a desk chair for the support. I did not like the lumbar cushion as it made my back hurt, once I removed it the chair is amazingly comfortable.The chair is a quality item; however, assembly was not as easy as I expected and the instructions were almost no help.The only complaint I really have is that the base could be slightly wider. When I move back and forth or side to side it is prone to tipping in the direction I am moving. I have not gone over yet but have come close on a couple of occasions. I didn't expect that issue with a gaming chair.The massage feature is almost worthless.

Love my new gaming chair super comfortable & love that it reclines & has a leg rest. Money well spent i think only thing is it was a little difficult putting together but after i was able to get it put together & sat on it to try it out i fell in love with it. Awesome chair they made can't beat the price well done on this product i recommend this gaming chair.

I bought this as i expected a soft comfy seat for working 8-10 hours at a keyboard.. this is no better than a bus seat. the "memory foam" is like a brick. after an hour or so my buttocks hurt. I bought a foam cushion to go on it, but it slides around. I was expecting something much more cushiony. Wont ever buy or recommend

Bought this Ficmax chair for my daughter to replace her "office" chair that saw better days. It was easy enough to put the Ficmax chair together, about 40 minutes while watching tv. The chair fits under the desk and looks good. I initially put the footrest in wrong but took probably 30 seconds to take off and flip over the correct way. The arms's height move up/down, BUT also are "wobbly," moves, probably because I guess it is a gaming chair. My daughter loves that it really does FULLY reclines. I think this will last for years, but I did tell my daughter not to sit on or push off the footrest because there are only plastic brackets holding the footrest attached. (But an extra bracket is provided.)

I'm 155lbs at 5'6", gamer & a nobody streamerPros: It looks nice while on stream. The head pillow is very soft. It feels stable while reclined. That's about it.Cons: The chair claim is it sports extra padding on the seat, but it harder compared too the 1" foam padding on my former Ikea desk chair. Sadly that chair broke after 7 years of use. Its barely in the satisfactory category for long term comfort and I have to supplement with buying an extra cushion that moves around every time I move because of the PU material. Expected, but annoyed I need to use it in the first place because I went with this model because of the extra cushioning it has.The lumbar support always slides down, no matter how tight I make it. I finally got around to sewing in my own mod but now if I want to lower it, it can't be without unsnapping the entire thing (going to change it to Velcro at some point). The vibration was laughable and put a noticeable draw on the USB bus that forced it to reset all the devices on the bus the first time I tried it. If you use it, use it from a hub with its own supplemental power.As for the picture included, after about 3 months of normal use, like getting up and down by suporting yourself with the chair arms. Nothing like jumping on it or kicking it. Anyways, the arm broke at the joint where it connected to the metal brace under the chair. That action also snapped the plastic sheath that make it look nicely connected but superficial. I contacted the company for a replacement of parts. They told me a month to ship the parts to me. I never got them. Contacted them again and never got a single reply. Contacted Amazon after the 2nd screw snapped and I literally fell on the ground after the arm broke off while bracing myself to stand up.. like a normal person does. Amazon offered me a partial return after the chair was returned. I declined. After 3 months I got right of the bulky packaging. I would have had to buy all new packaging and box for it and be out of more money. So I declined, honestly I didn't want a return, I wanted parts. They offered to contact the company for me. After about 10 minutes they came back and said I would receive an email from the company. I never did.I ended up going to Lowes and bought M10 1" hex screws and they fit perfectly for $1.00 each. I replaced them all. I can't do anything for the plastic that broke, it sorta shattered into pieces and not worth trying to glue.Next up the foot rest. It lean forward, even with the chair reclined and always slides out about 3 inches, enough to always hit the back of my legs while I'm properly seated. With it extended and in place, with the extra padding in the seat it sits about 3 inches lower than the seat itself, making reclining rather awkward without a extra pillow under my legs. I ended up removing it and using a stool I already had for the other chair. Another feature I looked for when buying a new chair.Overall I'm more disappointed in the model company than the chair itself. I mean it does look good, but I'm going to consider more mainstream titles for the extra $100 bucks that have been better verified by other content creators.