GTPLAYER Gaming Chair, Computer Chair with Footrest and Lumbar Support, Height Adjustable Game Chair with 360°-Swivel Seat and Headrest and for Office or Gaming (Faux Leather, Black)

I highly recommend this chair. I have to be on my chair most of the time as a student. I like all the settings that it gives. I love the massager that comes with this. It is very good and stable. I pike the leather quality. I like the adjustable hight as well as leg rest. Its very easy to assemble. It is expensive but worth the money paid. The head rest provides good support. It looks great .

I recently bought this for an insane price. Not insanely high, but low. I got this for under $100, which if you compare it to other top-notch gaming chairs, is insane. I had no experience with this, but I switched from an old office chair, and it was worth every single dollar. First of all, the headrest and lumbar is awesome, since I never had those before. I love the massage feature. It feels good. I love how it is adjustable, so you can almost be laying down. This can be my new bed with that and the footrest. The comfort is awesome, the build quality is so good that it doesn't match the price, and I love how the color I wanted was on sale. This is a 5 star.

Pretty good chair. Will definitely need to buy a cushion overtime though, as the seat isn’t the most comfortable. Easy to assemble.

If you are looking for a heavy duty gaming chair, this is the one to get. We ordered this chair at Christmas time and it has held up beautifully for a 10 year old boy. It is so comfortable and a solid build. Easy to put together. We had the massager pillow motor go out and I messaged the company and they sent us a new motor free of charge. 10 out of 10 highly recommend!

I am 6’ 2” 275 fairly athletic build and it works great for me. I would prefer the pull out portion to be longer though. Other than that very comfortable durable chair. Would recommend.

This chair arrived right on time for my grandson's birthday. It exceeded my expectations. I'm only sorry that I didn't order one for me. Lower back massage, reclines. Adjustable.

Wonderful! I bought this chair and it came together easily, and is one of the most comfortable chairs I’ve sat in, I actually want a second one for my various work stations.It did come with a massage lumbar pillow, and the bungee clip that you strap on to the chair was broken (not seen in properly).I contacted them and they asked four Picture and immediately sent out a new one.Highly satisfied and love it!

It was fun to put together and it's not a terrible chair, but I gotta say the quality is similar to IKEA furniture. But at least with IKEA furniture, when you follow the instructions, the dang thing stays together.Day 3 since I put it together and I'm constantly having to screw in the armrest. I don't know why the bolts don't lock in and I recognized it as I was putting it together. I can't tell if it's stripped or intended to be loose with the bearing. Either way, it's a hassle, and I recommend finding a real solution for your product than putting FAQ in the instruction manual addressing a temporary solution to a problem the company is well aware of. But hey, it's under $200(and still overpriced imo), which is getting what you paid for.The chair does offer great support, however the pillows are kind of irritating to adjust, which is really more often than I prefer to adjust something. The feature to lean the chair back is great in concept but lord have mercy does that thing throw back. There's no friction so it can swing back if you just pop the lock. and that can be uncomfortable to deal with at first, but like all things we don't like but have to live with, you get used to it.The overall color and appearance design is cool. It was one of the reasons I made the choice to purchase it. But don't let the appearance mislead you. This is the equivalent to designing a low poly object in blender and slapping 4k post-rendering to the model so you can't see what's really underneath until you dig through it on your own.The review idea hint thing is suggesting I do a noise level review portion as well, so I'm assuming it wants me to let the world know how loud the thing is and I gotta say, she is purty quiet. The squeak is hidden well within the fabric and when you recline it back, it doesn't make much noise unless you are unprepared and slam backwards. The built in footrest makes a little noise, which is expected considering it's cheap assembly design.And I guess I'll wrap the final point on my review up with just that: The footrest.I like the idea of it in concept, and didn't initially purchase this for that deep level of comfort, so it was kind of a whatever assembly for me. It buckles pretty badly under some weight(I have thick muscular legs so I'm not surprised by this), and is only really comfortable when you throw the chair all the way back as if you were trying to take a soft nap and watch something. But if you're a tiny, nimble, frail little being, it should be comfortable to use even when having the chair up straight, where you can curl up into the little people fetal position thing y'all do when you get comfortable.The overall use of the chair works as intended, even to the point where I wouldn't even care to void a warranty over fixing it. I'm probably going to just throw in some loctite so the screw threadlocks into the little inserts without getting any inside the bearing so I still have full chair mobility(which honestly, the company should include a little stick of that stuff if they are having this many problems with the armrests).All in all, I give it a 3/5. The chair functions how you expect a chair to function. The appearance design is great. The 2 stars off is because it's pretty much a cheap imitation of what I'd imagine a high-end gaming chair would be. if a high-end gaming chair is a thing.