LED Gaming Chair with Footrest – Ergonomic Reclining Game Chair for Adults with Massage Lumbar Cushion, RGB Lights, High Back, Adjustable PC Gamer Chair, Black

Bought as a birthday present for daughter who is starting to like PC gaming. This chair provides the wow factor that my daughter loves from RGB lights. The seat itself was easy to assemble and is more than comfortable enough for any gaming sessions. It’s great value for money versus some of the more common (but more expensive) brands.

Purchased for a birthday present for grandson. Apparently it was easy to assemble and my grandson loves it. Looks great in his bedroom.

Son loves this chair. It's very comfortable, he says, and the color is perfect. The wires for the lights are too small so he doesn't bother with them. The vibration works fine. Build quality is good and height is great. Great value for money. Thank you

Firstly I'll say the issues: 1: Feels like it's built for smaller humans, as a larger 5.11 /181cm height the foot rest that sticks out holds up towards my calfs and not closer to my feet instead. I prefer if it was at the feet which means my legs are too long. 2: The width is only 15 inches max but maybe able to relax a and spread to 16" as the sides do bend appart a bit. Not sure I like the bending bit, over time that may lose durability and tear. My last chair was 22" clear from the sides. 3: The pillow neck rest is too low, but can adjust it higher under my neck, but have to adjust it every time I sit back. 4: The allignment of the arm rests are a little off, as shown in my photos, one side has the screw bit showing, whilst the other is closed off and looks neater. Not really a huge deal, but I guess not all chairs are created equally. 5: The foot bi that sticks out, has holes in them which are covered by plastic caps, but they can come off too easily for my taste. 6: The 4 washer type gasket's are in the wrong screw storage in the paper, they are meant for the back of the gaming chair, they are labeled as X but are in the same storage case as the bottom adapter that holds the foot rest silver poles. What this made me think was the gaskets were meant for the bottom screws it was with. The instruction manual later shows X gaskets are meant for the *large back pad screws* 7: The cable length of both power leads are too short one is 55 inches and the other vibration pad is 57 inches long, this for me is too short, and as a result I can't move my chair back or around a bit, so I'll need extension cables to be able to use them at a distance, but can wrap them around the back straps so they don't get in the way. 8: Quality most likely will rip away over time, as this is faux leather, very soft yet easily damaged, and all materials can be scratched or easily damaged. 9: The neck rest is a little creased, this could be just my one, I got a bad egg, no wonder is was cheaper like 108 quid. 10: There is no spare screws or accessories, this can be a bad thing if you lose a screw, everything should be used up when your finished with assembly. The company I believe will help with any of these kind of issues as they offer a free replacement or repair within 1 year of purchase. Think that's pretty much it. The good things: 1: Cool colours from the chair, with remote control that's easy to use. 2: The bottom pillow has vibrational switch for massage on/off no other modes. 3: The bottom pillow can be adjusted for the lower back or rather has a high angle direction where you want it. low, middle, or high, it slides and holds with straps. 4: Easy to assemble if following instructions to the letter, is well built for easy installation, and delivered with care by DHL, despite there was a hole in the box, nothing was damaged as the internals were packaged with care. 5: It is comfortable, but a bit annoying I have to adjust the neck pillow every time I want to sit back. 6: The arm rests are quite good and sturdy, and comfrotable, and offer a decent width for me to game with my hands and elbows off them, but I would still prefer more room. 7: For reference the side 2 pedals should be on the right if sitting down, and they are easy to use, one is the gas lift, which lifts the chair upto just past 21 inches off the floor, this was a huge improvement from my last chair which was 14 inches. The other pedal pushes down and locks into place, lifting it allows the back to be movable, but doesn't fling back on it's own, you have to manually move it, but it's easy, then push that one pedal back down to the ground, which should lock the back in place. The area swivel back, and forth is comfortable, and offers a generous angle to sit up or be more laid back. Closing comments: Despite it's flaws, I still don't regret buying it for 108 quid on offer, but I would have prefered a seat width of 22-25 inches and not 15 as I'm a body builder size human, and if your larger human this chair might be too small for you. I would say this fits more average to near my size human, so it's more towards slimmer, or smaller humans. Something worth noting this isn't for little todlers to sit on, this is more kids to adults as there are some parts that are dangerous for babies. All in all I'm pleased with it, and impressed, and only took 1 star off, had it not been for that vibrating pillow for massaging, or the cool lights, and silent wheels, I may have given a 3/5 which for me is still a decent product review. P.S It came with necessary screws and tools, I only needed a pair of pliers because the 1 single screw at the bottom foot rest, which only requires one screw was stuck and hard to pull out. I had to unscrew it out, because I made a mistake with the gaskets lol, not my fault as mentioned above somewhere, but make sure the screws are in tight, but not necessary to force tight every screw, just enough that it won't turn anymore with just a little force. Also you can't really go wrong with building it, the holes are setup so it can really only go one way. Match the alphabet screws with the manual, it's really easy to build, but it did take me a few hours, but I'm slow at reading lol. Lastly I have no doubt it can handle 150kg, the materials feel quite weighted, sturdy/tough, and solid, just wouldn't recommend the 180kg that it states on the product page. It isn't recommended 180kg it is 150kg. To sum up the end, It is an almost perfect gaming chair, but still not quite there for me.

Daughter loves her gaming chair

i love this gamming chair it lights up and masge you back and it has a foot rest and it is very comfiy and it comes with a control so you can change the colulor

Great chair. If anyone is interested to know, this has two usb leads coming out of the back. If you want it plugged into the wall this is going to restrict movement or risk damaging the wires, lights or sockets. The best way to power this chair is with a power bank. With both the massage pillow and led lights on it only draws 0.8 amps @ 5v. This means you will only need a 10w power bank with 2x USB A ports. The larger the capacity the better. I don't advise using a power bank less than 10w as it will be drawing 100% all of the time and will not last. It uses a IR remote control for the lights and a push switch for the massage pillow. Could be integrated into home assistant with an IR blaster such as https://amzn.eu/d/8VDDOzW

Purchased this for our son for Xmas, first one sent was rubbish and all the lights didn’t work. They wanted us to send it back to them and pay for it ourselves! I got in contact with Amazon who sorted the replacement quickly. The new chair is excellent however the brackets, after just over 2 months use, on the footrest have already broken. The lights are fantastic but the usb wire is quite short so you have to sit quite still of you want to have them on. Not much use to a streamer who moves a lot during a live stream.