N-GEN Gaming Chair with Footrest Levelled Seat PU Leather Adjustable Ergonomic Lumbar Support High Back Office Swivel Computer Desk Headrest E-Sports PC Gamer Height Reclining (3. Blue)

Will update at a later date for more, but after a first use test, I was not disappointed. Please keep in mind the price point. There are plenty more expensive, but there are also some cheaper ones - this is still considered a cheaper one, although very very affordable.Pillows are COMFORTABLE. They actually do help alot and provide great support, chair feels perfect with them.Chair Itself is great. Feels appropriately made and has a wide base and is well put. PERFECT for people of all sizes. Doesn't just cater to slender slim gamer kids.Usability, will be able to tell this chair will make working, gaming, and even sitting back and watching my TV nice. Watched hours of sports on it already and was beyond comfortable. Felt very nice.Leg rest, THIS would be only concern. Although, it still has held me up, and I'm not a lightweight individual, it does feel WEEK. It does seem like it could eventually retire on you. Although, it still is doing its part and the more faith I give it, the less bad it felt.Overall review is a solid 5 stars for all main factors - comfortability, quality of manufacture, as well as simple looks and design. Its worth a shot, I would make this purchase if I were you!10 MONTH UPDATE:IT IS STILL MY CHAIR AND IM STILL A BIGGER GUY LOL So we have had one issue.... the leg rest came off, pretty early in, maybe a couple months in max - but Customer Service sent me out a hardware and bracket replacement kit. I don't foresee it breaking to the extent of not being able to fix it, so that's a good sign. So A+ FOR THE KIND SERVICE. The chair is a little leaning now, sort of wants to lean in the way I lean on the back but that can be sorted and adjusted so it doesn't just rest at angle. For the price, I am still very happy with it and for most part it's held up well and I am a satisfied customer!

I bought this chair for working from home plus the occasional gaming. I needed some back support because my posture was starting to effect my back. I wanted something with a recliner for those lazy days on meetings, lol. This chair did the trick. It was lower priced than most of the gaming chairs I saw around. It’s nice and tall (I’m 5’7 and still have plenty of space above my head when sitting up) and you can recline it back really far if you want to relax. The reclining part feels a bit flimsy, but this is to be expected from a foldout recliner on any gaming chair in my opinion. Easy to set up, took me about 20-30 minutes. If your looking for a good value chair at a good price, this is your best bet.

This is my first gaming/office chair. My initial comments are favorable, but I want to share some feedback and concerns mentioned by others. Let me add that I'm 6' tall and 215 lbs.Easy to assemble 15-20 minutes. All tools are provided along with extra hardware.The seat is well padded, wide and deep. Almost too deep as the piping along the front edge of seat rubs my legs behind the knees. Not a problem when wearing pants, but might rub/irritate skin when wearing shorts.Back is high and contoured. Both head cushion and lumbar support have elastic bands so you can position accordingly. Head cushion provides good neck support. Lumbar support can be positioned as needed. Also needed so you don't sit too far back in seat. I believe you can recline from 90-150 degrees and lock at any position.Armrests are well padded and recline with back. My concern, as others have mentioned, is the strength/durability of the armrests where they connect to the side of the seat/back. See attached picture, I circled my area of concern . . . "NOTICE! Do not press armrests hard when standing up, this may damage a product." The arms do flex inward and outward, so repeated excess force on the armrests when standing up might fracture/crack the molded plastic at mounting/pivot point.Footrest when extended, supports my legs at the calves, a few inches above my ankles. Footrest is best used when back is slightly reclined when gaming/watching TV. Recline, scooch back in the seat and rest legs on support. Not sure how the footrest will do for taller people.For the price, I currently say this is a good value, rated for 300 lbs, extra seat padding, etc.We will see how the armrests do over time. My concern is fatigue point at mounting location on seat.