Massage Gaming Chair High Back PU Leather PC Racing Computer Desk Office Swivel Recliner with Retractable Footrest and Adjustable Lumbar Support, Blue/Black

I spend about 6-7 hours a day on a daily basis, jumping to 8-9 hours on the weekends. The need for a comfortable chair is tremendous. However, this chair suits almost all my needs. While it is a little pricey, the chair served better than my older racer chair, which was half this price. Higher prices, higher quality. This chair can recline all the way back 180 degrees, as well as provide a footstool, which needs to be manually controlled. The lower back support is great, but when reclining, it does get pushed down - something easily adjusted since it can be detached. Overall, the chair is excellent, and cushiony. The assembly is a little messy, requiring at least a minimal amount of intuition, and some of the screws are a little hard to tighten all the way. Other than that, the assembly was smooth and the performance and quality is super

I've gone through several office chairs because I spend so much time on my computer. This new chair is surprisingly well built with heavy gauge steel used to attach the seat and back together and a very solid feeling mechanism below the seat that houses the controls. It feels very cushy with the memory foam and there's a substantial amount of foam in both the back and the seat. I really like the ability to be able to lay all the way back or stop at any angle that I like and it feels quite stable doing so. The only minor concern is that when you're sitting in it and want to pull forward towards a desk with your feet it sometimes wants to tilt forward but I suspect it does that because it's quite a large chair and perhaps a bit top heavy but it's really not an issue to be concerned about and you quickly adjust to using it and getting the settings just right. Overall, it's by far the sturdiest and best built chair I've owned and it was less expensive than the last two which I ended up hauling to the landfill. I recommend this chair very highly and when I posted a photo of it online my friends thought it was also very flashy and expensive looking!

Day 1 review: unbox/assembly1)Delivery packaging - 3/52)Materials/Craftamanship - 4/53)Assembly - 4/54)Size/Sturdyness - 5/55)Overall - 4/5Chair was delivered promply, and as described. Parts appear to be very decent quality; heavy guage steel, solid plastics, soft cushion/material. Assembly is simple, (forgiving the instructions small grammatical errors). Assembled, the chair is actually way bigger than anticipated (sits 6' 230lbs with plenty of room to spare, solidly....even in FULL recline possition(which is a weird feeling). Footrest brackets are steel, not plastic like some, looks flimsy, but actually holds just fine(wouldnt quite step on it though).Downsides:1) Delivery packaging could use some styrofoam corners(box is solid, but corners were smashed round).2) Bracket holes attaching chair back are not lined up exactly proper(causes a bad visual error in the color lines(see attached photo)3) A few fabric staples were not drove flush(not too bad, but felt on seam inspection)4) Wheels are slightly stiff and "stick" with direction changes5) Reclining/RaiseLower knobs are in slightly odd position, almost hard to reach. Exact position Reclining is semi-difficult with the on-off "switch" style knob.6) No clip, pin, or snap-ring to lock chair to piston, or piston to base.OVERALL REVIEW ⭐⭐⭐⭐The small "nitpick" list of downsides is nowhere near enough to dissuade the purchase of this premium Killabee product. The upsides are simple: An extra quality, over-built, chair that functions even better than expected. Will post a 30 day review

I work from home and was looking for a new chair to use in my office. I thought this chair would be a good mix between affordable and comfortable and am overall happy with the end result. The instructions were not the clearest, but even with that it took only about 15 minutes to fully assemble. The chair seems sturdy and well constructed. The headrest and lumbar pillow help quite a bit when sitting for long periods. While somewhat impractical you can recline all the way back if needed and surprisingly it's very well balanced, I'm over 6' tall and I was worried it would tip, but it feels very steady, you can also lock the recline to different degrees for various situations. The seat cushion is a little firm for my tastes, but is easily remedied. I had an issue with one of the parts arrived broken, but the seller was incredibly quick to respond and correct the issue.

First, and foremost, this is a good product...-ish. It functions as advertised...-ish. I must, however, do my due diligence in advising of a few things lacking in mention about this product. It should be noted that I purchased this product as an office chair. I figured if it worked for a gamer, it could work for me. And it does... -ish.If you are taller than 5' 8" (1.77m)-ish and weigh more than about a buck-twenty (54.54kg, 8.6 stone) you are not going to want to use this chair.1.) Wheel base is too small. Remember the Suzuki Samurai? If you basically didn't go anywhere in it you were fine. Put it in first gear and you take your life into your hands at the first left. If you are anywhere other than all the way back in the chair, you will fall out of it maneuvering around. Wheel base needs at least another 2" inches.2.) Seat cushion not as memory foamy-ish as you might expect. Again, if you don't weigh more than a common cinder brick, you should be okay. But my fat ass (I am 6'2"\1.89m and weigh 235#\16.79s) has been in and out of it now for a month or two and my prostrate is telling me I need to find a different chair or a pillow.3.) Armrests not tall enough or adjustable enough (or, at all) and already deformed. Remember that sweet 70's Olds? You know, pretty much any of them? One... of few things, wrong were those damn door arm rests. You rested your elbow on it or the center console rest more than twice you had a permanent indentation. Nuff said.To close on a positive note. This is a good product...-ish and it does work for me...ish ;o)