GTRACINGGaming Chair,Office Chair with Pocket Spring Lumbar Support, Ergonomic Comfortable Wide Office Desk Computer Chair with Outward Fixed Soft Armrests and Footrest (Fabric, Black & Gray)The Forest Stewardship Council

Great chair for the money. Super comfortable. Pretty easy to put together. Took a little over an hour. Leather material is soft and the chair looks beautiful! I would buy it again. Recommend for sure.

Super comfortable with the pocket spring lumbar support, it makes a huge difference during long gaming or work sessions. The wide seat and soft armrests feel great, and the footrest is a nice bonus for when I want to kick back and relax. The PU leather looks sleek and feels high quality. Definitely worth it.

Amazing chair and so comfy. Very pleased with this purchase. If I had to give one criticism it would be the handle for the back recline is in an awkward place. Instructions were lacking but the chair goes together fairly easy.

It's a huge, comfy chair with good build quality and is pretty straightforward to put together. It does have a few flaws though. Like others have stated, the armrests are too low and wide apart so it's awkward trying to rest your elbows while typing or gaming. I find myself leaning forward a lot because the chair is so deep and tilted back. Lumbar support is good though. It's great for watching movies, reading, listening to music, etc. but for use as an actual office or gaming chair with a lot of keyboard and mouse usage, I'd rather have picked something smaller.

This chair was easy to put together and we had plenty of excess pieces included. The cushions are very comfortable and the back support is great. I’m 5’6 and my 6’ brother-in-law was very comfortable in it too. Love the foot rest and the quality of the chair, especially with the steel supports. I’ve used it for hours working, doing school, and gaming.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This chair is comfortable and soft, i love it!! Ease of assembly:Easy to assembleValue for money:Worth the money

I'm in my 30's and although gaming chairs are usually the best for sitting for long hours, I hate the way most of them look. I liked this because its more subtle and less try hard looking. Its comfortable for the most part. I'm someone who usually requires more lumbar support in my chairs to be comfortable (back problems) but the amount of lumbar support this chair has is too much even for me. I imagine it will be WAY too much for the average person. It will look like your belly is being pushed outward. I've only sat in it a few hours now so maybe as I sit in it more it will break in. Another big issue with me is the chair is too high off the ground at its lowest position. I sim race and I don't know if I will return this or not because it makes me feel like im driving a bus. I REALLY wish it would go just a few inches lower to the ground. If I do return it, it will be for that reason. Maybe Ill check back in a month and feel differently but thats my initial opinion

Okay, the pros. This thing is pretty sturdy. It’s all tubular steel, no structural plastic. The part that connects the back to the base is a thick steel plate. So far no creaking when moving. The back reclines very far back and the lever locks it in your desired position. It’s firm yet comfortable.So far, the only real con of note is that the footrest sucks. Both build quality and functionally. It only extends out to your upper calf, probably mid calf for most people. The padding is so thin I can feel the plywood pressing into my leg. Wildly awkward and rather pointless.