Corsair T3 RUSH Fabric Gaming Chair (2023) – Racing-Inspired Design – Soft Fabric Exterior – Padded Neck Cushion – Memory Foam Lumbar Support – Adjustable Seat Height – Charcoal & Black

Nice and easy to put up and really comfy

Back curves outwards instead of inwards so you're constantly slouching in this chair. They even ship it with an ergonomic cushion to try and compensate although I found this to be too big and pushed me too far forward. Quite usable for longer periods with a thin cushion at the lumbar. Otherwise, build quality is 5 stars. Lost one star for silly back design.

Bought this to replace an office chair my wife decided to "swap" for my previous gaming chair, for her comfort during work at home tasks. This chair was previously listed under their "Big and tall" category on the Corsair website. The seat back is very narrow, with the "wings" at the lower part being quite firm and protruding. I'm not a fat person. There is a lumbar pillow but the seat squashes you in from the sides all the way up. I have wide shoulders and chest (hence me relying on a "big and tall" chair) so this does push in a lot. They claim the seat and back is a 'comfortable' 37.5cm wide and I fit just great on the seat bottom, but the actual width of the back is only 25.5cm (10 inches) wide between the lumbar wings. My 11 year old kid is wider than that, and they say it squashes them. Feels like a child-sized chair but they claim it's for adults. You get some relief if you use the provided lumbar pillow but you have to place it quite high up to stop the sideways squashing, and there's no way to fix the pillow in that spot. Even some velcro would have done well. You end up with the entire back support being on the pillow as it pushes you away from the seat back. Basically you can't really use the seat back comfortably at all if you're a normal adult size. Corsair, those wings need to go. The gas piston seems quite flimsy, allowing the chair to have quite a bit of sway if you raise it to a typical desk height. Wobbles as you work and type. The armrests are a rigid plastic with some rough edges. Not a good finish really and completely lacking in any comfort. I reckon these will make your arms quite sweaty in summer. Loose fitting, they're a bit noisy if you move your arms on them while working or playing. I've seen better in the chair we got my kid, for 1/3 the price. Save your money and buy one of the cheap chinese ones and just replace it when it wears out a bit quicker than this brand, and still save money. Unfortunately for me I missed the return window by 10 days due to it being boxed while we did some house changes. I would have sent it back otherwise. More the fool me and an expensive mistake.

Comfortable, easy to put together, well packaged. Overall a perfect chair, cons wheels move to easily and I wish I could reduce the amount of movement. Flight simulators with foot peddles will push your chair away from the desk. There is a slight bit of movement on the seat when you sit down which gives a slight rocking chair motion. Not sure how resistant to stains the material is but will update. For the price point it’s in the optimal range, I’ve tested £500 chairs that are a fraction of its comfort. It’s a solid purchase and would recommend as an office (work from home) chair as well as a gaming chair. Better than most of the more expensive noble chair ranges. Which come very disassembled meaning a range of issues develop years later due to how you built the chair. Corsair removes this by assembling the annoying parts like hand rests. Buy it, then like my review when you do.

Great chair. Feel sturdy as it is very heavy, but easy enough to put together. I am heavy user but this one just needed small pamper up with a seat cushion as its bit narrow on the seat (was perfect for my wife). I recommend especially if its available for just over 180 again. Great buy :)