Kinsal Gaming Office Chair with Footrest Game Racing Ergonomic Backrest and Seat Height Adjustment Computer Chair with Pillows Recliner Swivel Headrest and Massage Lumbar Tilt E-Sports Chair (Blue)

This chair was well worth the money I spent on it. The assembly was quick, easy, and intuitive and the chair comes with easy to follow instructions on how to assemble. The product also comes with all necessary tools needed to put it together. I’m 6’3” and this chair fits me comfortably. It looks stunning with the patterned leather in front of my desk. The massager portion plugs into a USB port, and the cord is decently long so you will not struggle to find somewhere to plug it in. The only thing I would improve upon would be the arm rests - if you plan on gaming in this chair for an extended period of time, the tips of your elbows may become a tad sore because there is little cushion to the arm rest. Other than that, this was a very solid buy for the money, thank you Kinsal!

This chair is super comfortable, really enjoy the added foot rest. Its good for lounging or gaming and the pillows help make longer gaming sessions bearable. The bucket style chair really helps keep you upright and it hugs your body.When the box arrived, it looked like it had been taped a few times. The cardboard was in really rough condition. When I opened the box to take the chair out it was as if the parts were just stuffed in the box before shipping and no hardware was in sight. The only screws in the box were the ones someone had already put into the chair, as it appeared the chair was put together then taken apart before shipping. There were no screws in sight to put the covers over the left and right L braces that connect the back rest from the seat.Over all im happy with this chair, I just wish that if I bought something new, that's what I would get.

This chair is pretty friggin comfortable. I've fallen asleep in it while gaming and gotten yells through my headset. It's pleather but it breathes, I've not had any issues with my back getting sweaty while sitting in this chair.Mine came with a vibrating/massaging lumbar support, which was interesting. Only turned it on once right after I put the chair together. The lumbar support is great, the vibration is a novelty gimmick.The arm rests are in no way adjustable though, so if you're taller/shorter then you're out of luck.Would recommend.Only 4 stars because of the arm rests.

There’s a lot going on here. For a ‘racing style’ chair in the sub 200 dollar range many of these issues are likely to ‘be expected’. I’ve seen much of the same in 2-300 dollar chairs of similar designs.First the good. The back is very comfortable. I wasn’t thrilled with the lumbar pillow, but it was functional. The headrest pillow is rather fantastic, and while the back feels a little flimsy now and then, it’s held up so far. If I was a heavier guy (6’ 165 lbs) or rocked back a lot, I might not feel so pleased with it. I work in this chair and it feels good on the back.Now the not so good.It doesn’t stay tight. Across the board. The arms, the seat, tighten the bolts down to just this side of stripping out and they’ll loosen up inside of 8 hours of use. Get some locktight when you’re setting this up if you don’t want to be tightening it up constantly.The seat. This one seems common on the racing chairs and I don’t understand it as the whole concept is to mimic a racecar chair.. which is a bucket seat. There’s no bucket. The whole seat is flat and there a slight tip forward as opposed to back so you never really feel ‘in’ the chair, you’re ‘on’ it.The ‘footrest’ is fairly useless, it’s very flimsy and short and doesn’t move in/out smoothly, and the only stop on the whole thing coming out are two very flimsy o rings that pop off if you breathe on the chair wrong.The armrests are very flimsy and paired with the whole coming loose thing it doesn’t lend itself well towards actually using them.The flimsy footrest, meh lumbar pillow and the armrests are probably par for the course in this price point, and the flat seat seems common (for some reason) with this style of chair. The big negative is simply how difficult it is to keep the chair tight. Adding a little locktight tape to the ends of the bolts would have cost pennies and made all the difference

I’ve been very pleased with this chair for the past few weeks that I have had it so far. Assembly was pretty straightforward, although some of the screw holes were either slightly misaligned or a little bit too deep, which was a minor annoyance. I love the design of the chair, aesthetically the diamond pattern looks amazing.Comfort wise, it can get a little hot due to the lack of breatheability caused by the pleather material that it is on the outside, and although the head and lumbar pillows are nice and cushy the bottom portion of the chair is not super soft. That being said, it is easy to sit in for hours at a time.As far as quality goes, the chair seems well made especially for the price point. Nothing has ripped or torn yet, but the gimmicky “massage” vibration element broke after the first use so I just took it out. I also left the “leg rest” off of the chair since it seemed like an afterthought and looked flimsy. The lumbar pillow can be adjusted easily and the chair can recline back easily, though the armrests don’t appear to be adjustable at all. The wheels at the bottom work terribly on carpet, however it seems to roll just fine on any flat and smooth surface.In terms of value this chair is a great buy, very well built and comfortable for the price along with a lot of features (though mostly useless ones).Pros:-value-head and back support-sturdy recline feature-appearanceCons:-cheap gimmicks-low breatheability-cheap wheels