Very happy with it. I bought 2. Sturdy and easy to assemble.

Good chair for the price. Its comfortable for me at 5'9'' 170lbs nice lumbar support and head cushion. Doesn't lean back that well but it does rock and its not a big deal for me. The worst part is the wheels. They don't spin easily so they scrape across my wooden floor.

It’s not something that I would normally give 5 stars off rip. However I do love this chair. I bought this office chair for work to help support my neck and my back durability. I was little hesitant cause my first chair off Amazon wasn’t the best but it made due for the time being. It was super easy to but together I am a woman but very nifty, handy, and DIY. The cushioning for the two places they were most needed for my neck and back lol que the Khia song but it’s FREAKING LIT ASF! Won’t regret buying.

Pretty easy assembly after I figured out I had the base plate backwards haha. Had brand name gaming chairs before and the quality is pretty good compared to them. Lumbar support feels nice but wish I could move it up or down. For the price I can’t complain.Price/quality ratio 9/10

Very comfortable and easy to put together. For my own personal preference I wish it was a little easier to rock in and would lean back a little further but it’s definitely not a deal breaker. The lumbar support is phenomenal and the size of the chair in general is perfect. I love that the arms can be lifted up as I like to sit criss cross at times.

I’m absolutely loving my BestOffice Gaming Chair! From the moment I unboxed it, I was impressed by how easy it was to assemble. The instructions were clear, and I had it set up in no time.The comfort level is off the charts! The seat is well-padded, and the lumbar support does wonders for my back, especially during long gaming or work sessions. The adjustable armrests and recline function add to the overall experience, allowing me to customize it to my perfect fit.The chair is also sturdy and well-built, with high-quality materials that make it feel durable and long-lasting. It’s a fantastic chair for both gaming and office use, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable, comfortable chair for extended sitting!

Got this for my hubby he put it together in about 15 minutes, it looks just like the picture completely, the reclining ability is excellent, the size is perfect for adult or for a child, cushioning very soft, color right on! I purchased blue! And it came overnight, I literally ordered on the 17th and it arrived by the 18th at 5:00p!

The sturdiness of this chair is subpar. The screws and screw inserts barely line up, and for this reason, the seat feels like it’s shifted or crooked. Cushion comfort does not exist in this chair, after a couple hours of gaming my butt goes numb. Also there is no lumbar support, and the concave of this seat is just beyond odd. The functionality is okay, i think it offers just about the same thing as any other chair. Anyways, it’s a solid purchase for under $100 budget. But if you’re looking for great ergonomics and long lasting comfort, I’d suggest raising you budget & getting something better.

My chair is still sitting in pieces on the floor, after making a new attempt each day for three days. The bottom (metal) comes together very easily, and it took me about ten minutes for all of it, if that. The top and seat of the chair are then held together by only the arms of the chair, by four screws, two on each side (I am not optimistic about the durability of these four screws holding a back on a chair as someone moves around and puts their weight against it to begin with. The next problem is that the four holes that attach the arms and thus hold the entire upper chair together are very poorly drilled. I tried putting the screws in the holes with the hand tool they provide and a drill, and they don't want to go in. I tried just putting the screw in the hole to see if I was getting a bad angle, but they really don't want to go in the hole without the arm between it. They seem to have been generally drilled very haphazardly, and if you don't get the exact angle, it doesn't go in. If you do get the right angle, and the pieces shift (which they almost always will, especially if you're working by yourself, as you are holding together two weighty pieces that are secured in no way, until those screws get started, then you won't be able to get the screw in; and you'll have to pull it back and find the passage again. On top of that, because the screw holes are drilled how they are, it is very easy, much easier than getting it in the socket, to get the screw to go off at an angle and just screw into the padding of the chair. I have been working on this upper for over two hours, and I've gotten one screw in (loosely, so I can still move the pieces); and I'm frankly beginning to worry that the pressure of wrestling with the chair over and over to get in the other three (or just the next one) is going to end up snapping it off on the socket.The chair shows it being able to recline and adjust a few inches, but I really see nothing on the chair that could possibly make this possible (unless their photographing the slow progress of the chair back breaking off, because it's only held by four screws that don't want to find the socket with a map and a local guide). This chair will most likely be renamed by me to be "That time I paid $50 to take something to the trash room", because without paying someone to do it, I don't think I will ever be able to get it together.I watched the video. It doesn't work. I read the reviews that said it was easy to put together, and their suggestions didn't work (and I'm wondering if they were paid now). I would return it, but after having worked in an office for years and having put together numerous desk chairs, I was sure it would be no issue and threw out the box and shipping materials. I guess, it is mine now. My millstone.To grant the star I gave it, if the pieces went together, which they don't, it would be a nice looking chair. It would be roomy. The padding seems comfortable. But it doesn't. It lays on the floor in pieces.If you ever ask why a chair costs so much less than the others, there is a reason.

Excellent Gamer chair, all prisoner/product.Generally:It is comfortable, of good back space to rest, with a comfortable seat. If your budget is reduced, this is a great option, 100% recommended.Pros:100% price/quality.Comfortable, good finishes, variety of colors.Folding descasabrazos in case you have a table that can hinder.The cloth leather finish is appreciated, which helps a lot in the seat, the gamers spent a lot Much butt. But well, this cilla has fabric + skin (simulated, I don't know the name, but you already understand the idea)Cons:It seems that the support is going to break because it does not have a metallic support, the support that the back is only two plastic arms, they will surely break if you make a abrupt movement or there are two people who recharge in it ( you understand).The rests are comfortable, however if you rely on the extreme, it shows how your arms stress, so it is not advisable to rely from them to get up.It is not reclining, at the base it has an adjustment that makes the back and the base move together, however this does not imply a recline as such, which is not advisable to leave it loose, and less with a back support from plastic.Attention !! .. The manual is poorly designed, and I see that because of this, some people have broken the support of the rest that is the same back support.First they must assemble that support and then to the seat, and for nothing in the world they are fully adjusted before having the 4 anchored screws or puts in the seat and in the sword. Contrary at some point and goodbye and goodbye. What they have to do is, once the 4 screws pointed out is to press them little by little until they have a even adjustment in the 4 screws (no matter that some enter more than others) the pressure adjustment must be equitable in all in all The screws, in the opposite way that plastic base is broken. Another important point, while my feet are just on the ground, my head is on the back (I measure 1.70m) if you are taller your head would be left outdoors and feet on the ground, and with the aforementioned of the Freagil From the reslication, it is something to consider.

Pretty comfortable

Not comfortable. I added a support pillow at my back.

It's not as comfortable as I'd hope, the seat cushion is rather thin despite it's looks but it's "ok". I'm retiring my old chair which I bought at a thrift store for 25$ that was probably worth 300$+ plus when it was new so I"m a little spoiled to the extra comfort.This chair was easy to put together, really don't need instuctions it was so easy. My only issue was that some of the bolt holes the material had been bunched around it and it looked really crappy. You can't see that once it's fully assembled but straight outa of the box it looked really bad.Wheels roll easy and smoothly, hydraulics work fine, the lumbar cushion feels strange and I'm not sure whether it's because I'm not used to it yet or if it's just genuinely uncomfortable. I'm 5ft 10in tall and the head cushion is comfy and just at the right height. It's heal on by a really big rubber band so it can be adjusted a little.I also bought a new desk which hasn't arrived yet so hopefully the arm rests will cooperate with the height of the desk. My old chair they were completely adjustable height wise so I never gave it a though. The arm ress themselves aren't very well cushionsed but they're not uncomfortable.Compared to ther gaming chairs I feel this was a great buy although I really wish the blue one hadn't of been 20$ more, this white is going to discolor quickly I'm afraid. I've dealt with this kind of fake leather before so I'm probably going to buy a car seat cover and cover it. Speaking of, bare skin against this stuff will start sweating like a one legged man in a butt kicking contest so be aware of that. I reccomend a cover of some sort to both protect it from getting dirty and yourself from sticking to it.