Big and Tall Gaming Chair 350lbs-Racing Style Computer Gamer Chair,Ergonomic Desk Office PC Chair with Wide Seat, Reclining Back, Adjustable Armrest for Adult Teens-Black/Grey

I bought my girlfriend a 400$ chair and this one is more comfy. Not as well built (obviously) but for the money it is built well. She even agrees, but its pretty creaky. I have a headset on so it doesn’t really bug me but if you are worried about it id spend a little more. Easy assembly, comes with extra bolts and screws and even comes with a tool to assemble it. Fully adjustable arms, reclines just like a car chair, good height adjustment.

I ordered this chair as a early Christmas gift for a family member. Our old chair was almost 10 years old and comfort has come a long way, especially for gamers. Most of the instructions were clear. I advise you to look at the pictures for assembly, particularly for the seat and the component you put underneath so the chair can move up and down.The one frustrating aspect was installing the left and right plastic covers for the sides of the back of the chair. One was already cracked slightly and, as I could not see the hole and the cover is not perfectly proportioned, putting the screw in took almost 20 minutes of hit-and-miss games.Still my family member loves the chair so far. They are 5’9 and around 275lbs and the chair is great for them. This chair is made for big and tall people so if you don’t fit those measurements, ex left to feel swallowed up. They said it’s extremely comfortable and they’re happy with it, so I’m happy. If any issues crop up, aside from the assembly one, I will update this review.Update: I ended up buying the chair with a footrest for myself. I’d originally bought another chair on Amazon that wound up a painful experience. My mom’s physical therapist said the chair I bought for my mom was a great choice so, despite I got one for myself and so far it’s great. The seat cushion I got to survive the other chair I inevitably returned because the cushion didn’t help minimize the pain, is not needed for this chair. It’s comfortable. I can recline, use the footrest and read while playing a movie on my computer. If anything breaks I’ll update again. But so far these two chair are one of the best purchases I’ve made on Amazon.

This is a good value chair. However, it lacks the possibility to have it stuck in a position tilted back at a fixed angle, like my previous Corsair did. I mean, I can tilt it back, but there is a spring that pushes it hard into the straight position. That's a bit annoying.But my previous Corsair cost three times as much as this one does, so ... good enough for the price, I guess.

The media could not be loaded. Some background, I’m 6’2” and around 210lb, so well below the weigh listed on the chair.Things that are good:Chair looks great, overall support is good and it was not hard to assemble. Been using it for several days and no real “red flags”Things that could be better:The screws that hold the trim pieces on the sides bottom out before securing the trim. On one side it’s the lower trim on the other it’s the upper trim. I’ll address this with some washers this weekend.The handle that controls the recline is rather… loose, causing it to slide in- meaning that some times when you lean back, you kind of “pop” the recline. Not a huge issue since I work alone, just hope it doesn’t have any long term impact on the chair.It does have a bit a squeak occasionally and although he casters are great, they seem a little slow on the roll, but overall acceptable.Last thing, I tried to reach out to the supplier through the Amazon page and it takes you to a dead end…Overall, a decent chair, could use some refinement, and maybe a bit too much money, mostly because its “almostness”

No issues with assembly. It's a bit stiff and after almost a year it's now squeaky.