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This was my first gaming chair since buying one from a thrift store some years back. I am quite impressed with the quality of an $80 chair. The delivery time was extremely quick, assembly was easy, and it’s a fairly comfortable chair. There are a couple design choices that didn’t suit me very well. Firstly, the chair doesn’t sit up straight 90 degrees when locked in place. The chair is always slightly tilted when sitting back in the chair. It would often leave my back a little uncomfortable because it didn’t give me the lumbar support I needed. Secondly, the armrests are attached directly to the chair. It’s a very convenient design for assembly, but it made it quite easy to have the screws loosen on the armrests. This even caused the armrests to detach while I was leaning back in the chair. Thirdly, there is no tilt modifier on this chair. Only locked or unlocked. Lastly, the chair back could serve to be a little bit higher. I was looking for a high back chair so that I could have a headrest that would cover my whole head. The chair back’s height factoring in my 5’10 height ultimately led me to return it. But for those who don’t need a headrest, then you should be a-okay. Overall, I think this chair is a great starter chair for someone looking for a good quality chair in this price range. There’s a fair bit of padding on both the seat itself, and the back of the chair, the arm rests are a little hard though despite the little bit of padding they do have. It also was easy to assemble, and is a nice size for most people. Plus, it comes in a variety of colors.

I was browsing the web for a gaming chair that has quality, but is also on the affordable side from a college student like men and lo and behold, this was the one for me. I'll start with the positives about this chair seeing how there is only one very minute negative thing that I have to say. Positives: 1. The chair looks aesthetically great, especially when paired with a great desk setup, or probably without one as well. I've gotten nothing but complements from others about how great it was. 2. The price is great for the product; When I tell people I only got it for ~70, they say it's great for that. 3. The material is great for my skin and makes the chair comfy. I usually get hot very fast based on what material I'm around but not with this. It also has to holes in the back to allow air to pass through to avoid that problem as well. 4. The product came with all the tools and parts needed to assemble the chair, so I didn't have to go into my dad's toolbox and look for screw drivers and such that I probably didn't have. Negative: 1. If you are in a quiet setting, the chair can make very light woofie cushion sound lol.

You get what you buy and when you spare expenses you get products that are just okay. This chair felt comfortable but the wheels that come stock with it were terrible and scratched my floor despite having it on a mat. I had to order some other wheels for it and that problem was solved but the total for the chair was then 110 rather than 70 at the time. Not a bad chair with new wheels but there is one major problem that happens when you lean back: it pops. A super loud pop whenever you engage the leaning mechanism to a certain angle. It's super loud and annoying. Only recently after a couple months has it started to creak and while I am on the heavy side at 235 pounds, my little sister finds the same creaking and popping noise on the chair. If you want a cheap gaming chair this is it. Don't expect the world and expect some odd noises after a little. As far as comfort goes its comfortable enough to sit in for a couple of hours though the armrests are not adjustable and not the most comfortable.

Installation was actually quite easy and I thought the chair was pretty sturdy in the beginning. I quickly discovered that it leans back slightly with no way to control this function. So it provides absolutely NO back support while gaming if you are trying to sit up and pay attention to your screen. I was able to accept this flaw, because it was comfortable to lean back and watch videos and movies, but I soon noticed the slight lean was becoming larger increasingly! I broke out the instructions and double checked all the screws and everything was constructed properly, but there was no way to adjust! One day as I was relaxing and watching a movie, the arm snapped out of no where and I went tumbling head over heals backward!! I hit my head on the way down on my bed post and landed directly on my right leg. One thing I will share is I have a broken bone in my hip and I am awaiting hip replacement surgery, so you can imagine the immense and intense pain that I was in when I was suddenly catapulted backward and landed squarely on my broken right hip!! I didn’t even realize that I was bleeding from my head bump because that pain didn’t even measure compared to the blinding pain I was in from my right hip! I contacted customer service to find out if this was a common flaw in the manufacturing, hoping that perhaps they would offer to send me a new one or discount or something! I have NEVER seen a chair break in this manner before! They said they were sorry, but could not do anything to help me out with this obviously flawed product! They didn’t even answer any of my questions about the product! They simply said that you are passed the 30 day return policy! This is not a warranty issue, it is a greater concern that you may have a dangerous product! Buyers beware!! Especially if you are purchasing this chair for anyone elderly or any small children!

This is a good comfortable chair. I got it for both the price and that it is fabric in the main areas the body is always on it. I've gotten many chair with faux leather and the seat and back almost always deteriorate and start to peal in the areas where the seat & thighs and the back press into them. The fabric doesn't do that. I waited a while to write the review to give it time to break in before giving my thoughts. The chair, other than the arms, was easy to assemble. Like many reviews have said, the arms and the bolts for the screws are off just enough that it can be assembled, but takes patience and will power. The biggest key is do not screw them all the way in until all of the screws are in place and then systematically tighten them down a few turns rotating through them all until they are in place. I sit in the chair daily for about 8 hours for work. The biggest issue, just like assembly, is the armrests. 2 things occur. First which is purely cosmetic is that the cushioning where the elbows sit permanently depresses leaving indentations at that point. Very livable unless you have OCD. The second which is a little more painful if not paying attention is that they must have used upward staples from the bottom to attach part of it because along with the indentations you will see sets of the pointy part of the staples push holes through the faux leather. I have gotten pressure from them, but they haven't pierced my skin though they can be uncomfortable if they bony part of your elbow happens to rest on one. I may take some additional black fabric or neoprene and wrap around them if they do start to prick and cause pain. Besides that, this chair is very comfortable, I weigh 180 lbs and it supports me fine. Hopefully the designer and manufacturer of the chair have addressed these issues and modified the process. I have included a couple images which help show exactly what I mean. For the price point, it is a good chair for daily use and the fabric is holding up very well after over half a year of use.

Well, we had it too far assembled to package it back up to return it. But, on the left hand side of the seat (while sitting in it) there’s an incomplete stitching; leaving about a half-inch opening in “the corner”. And on the right hand side (again, while sitting in it) the upholstery was unfinished for the bolt holes for the backing of the seat; the back rest. So, I had to use a fresh blade of my box cutter to create openings for the bolts. The stuffing of the backrest created an issue finding the holes in which to pass the bolts. I’m not saying it was a catastrophe, but it was so frustrating that I chose to remove the armrest, attach that to the backrest FIRST, so I could do it on the floor instead of trying to match the holes while holding the backrest up in the air. Anyway, I’m pretty satisfied with the overall quality of the chair, but highly disappointed with the quality of the pre-manufacturing. Also, was this chair created to be the “platform” for a vibrating backrest? There are extra screws and a wire hanging down along with a “plug-in” hand-held button.

If you’re looking for a cheap gaming chair, I think this one is a fair candidate. It’s not amazing by any means, but it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. I’m 6’3 and 225lbs, and I have fallen asleep leaning back in this chair and it didn’t break, what more can you ask? To be honest, when I first assembled this chair I tried to be pretty careful not to lean too far back, because I was worried maybe I didn’t secure something and I might break it. But after while I would slip up and accidentally fall asleep while gaming or something, and wake up, still in my chair. I should add, I’ve had chairs that DIDN’T make it through one of my power naps, so I’m pretty weary of chairs these days. It does creak a bit, and I could probably fix that with some dielectric grease, but I can’t be bothered. All in all, it’s a decent place to sit. It has a massage feature that I didn’t really know about until I assembled it, which was pretty strange but also quite nice. It’s pretty firm but not uncomfortable. The material isn’t the best but it doesn’t have any visible blemishes and after a couple months of abuse my chair still has no rips or tears. Not the best chair, but a solid choice to save some money.

More firm than I thought but provides great support sets fairly high was easy enough to assemble that I hardly had to look past the bolts on the instruction sheet. The base is double bolted with a built-in washer glove that keeps the base nice and firm and without movement. The back is attached to the seat via an armrest and leads to the only complaint I have. The right armrest sits roughly a 1/4 to 1/2 inch lower than the left but it is hardly noticeable if you purchase this during assembly I suggest attaching the armrest to the seat and back before dropping it onto the shock absorber, having a seat attached to the gasket made the depth needed to attach the armrest a bit more difficult with the swivel of the chair. Comfort level is a good 4 out of 5 stars but I prefer a softer more cushioned seat however this chair is more than comfortable enough for gaming. If you are on a budget this is definitely a quality purchase for the money just don't listen to the spend 8 hours in its reviews. In writing this review it is obvious this chair will need a good stand-up from time to time to save your legs from tingling if you have it raised.

This is a wide comfy chair which I’m using as an office chair. It does lean back quite a bit, and when I did lean back all the way, the arm broke. The weight limit is 250 pounds, and I am 240 pounds, which may have contributed to the break; however, I immediately notified the seller and within a couple of days a new arm had been delivered. Very pleased with this exceptional service. So while the back does lie back fully, I wouldn’t recommend it as you could break the arm. Someone reviewing this product said that there was nothing to stop the back from leaning all the way back, but that’s not true, there is a lever that you pull out and then push back in to set the bag at the desired angle. So I will just be careful not to lean all the way back anymore. But otherwise, this is a great chair, and you can’t beat the price. The value is very good.

I've been using the BestOffice Gaming Racing Chair for over a year now. Initially, it provided good comfort and support for my daily work and gaming sessions. Pros: Hydraulics: The hydraulic lift mechanism still functions smoothly, allowing easy height adjustments without any issues. Cons: Stability: After a year of use, I've noticed the chair has become somewhat wobbly. While it's still usable, the looseness is noticeable and affects the overall stability. Overall, the chair offers decent value for its price, especially if you're looking for an affordable gaming chair. However, be prepared for potential durability issues over time.

J ai recu la chaise elle etait bien emballer je n ai pas eu de problem pour la mettre ensemble .je l aime elle est confortable et spacieuse elle vaut cent piastre

I really enjoy this chair. The assembly process is easy and the chair even comes with spare screws (I didn't get any spares with a more expensive one that I've tried). For comfort, the chair is great. It balances between comfort and firmness to offer a comfortable sitting experience, even for long gaming sessions. It also feels sturdy. The only downside is that you can't adjust the armrests but it's forgiveable for a chair of this price. It's a amazing chair and, for the price, it's worth every penny!

Seems to be a decent chair though the back support doesn't seem to work well with my scoliosis back problems so i'm going to return it and get a hopefully better one. You get what you pay for I guess. Would avoid considering every other review seems to be about a broken arm. Amazon should not even allow shoddy stuff to be sold imo. I will say assembly is fairly easy though I had 1 screw that i had difficulty getting in for the arm to back connection and had to use an impact gun to get in!