Vinsetto Reclining Chair and Stool Set, Recliner Chair with Headrest, Gaming Chair with Lumbar Support, Pedestal Base for Home Office, Grey

Brilliant chair, a little difficult to assemble but all the parts were there and even Included the tools for you. Really comfy. Only issue is that because it’s leather if you’re sat in shorts or not wearing a top it becomes a bit uncomfortable. Also incredibly heavy, I struggled to get it up the stairs but it was do-able. I’m 6’2 and it’s fantastic for me. Even when sat up straight it’s the perfect height, and the recline function is really easy to use.Brilliant chair. 10/10 would definitely recommend for the price

I have gone through quite a few computer chairs over the past few years with the children and i have to say this has been one of the best, very comfortable and son loves it.

Great chair, solid, easy to assemble. The arms are a little snug when you sit in it, other than that it's a quality chair.

Size issues and missing pieces make it unusable

Great chair good quality, easy to assemble, looks really good. My other child now wants one!

Love this chair, cat also loves the box

I somewhat gambled on this one as it seemed to fit my requirements but had a low number of reviews. With that in mind I'm going to try to deep-dive details a bit so that there is at least one comprehensive review.First, the first thing you'll experience, the packaging. The amount of plastic wrap and secondary packaging in the box is frankly absurd, everything is wrapped in at least one layer of plastic, and I had a small amount of it at the end - frankly I'm taking away a star from the end score for this alone, that's how bad it was.Next, the parts themselves - these are reasonably good quality - there is a bit of a smell at first, and the chair is a fake leather (PU leather) - it would be nice if this was listed in the material features section, rather than just "Alloy steel" as the material in some products can be deal breakers - vegans avoiding actual leather, for example.Construction is where the next few issues are. I thought to myself repeatedly I must be missing something, but no. Fitting the arm rests for example requires you to use a tightening key (alan key, I think is the name?) on some bolts, under the arm rests. There is no real space to do this, so it's quite the slow struggle to get them on reasonably. I have one that is well on, and another that is somewhat loose but secure enough to function, it just rattles a bit. If you're a perfectionist, that may bother you quite a bit.Assembly is in general a bit of a nuisance and I would recommend a second person to help align parts together, solo construction would be very annoying if done the entire time.When complete? The final chair is very short, with no height adjustment. Unless you know your desk is low down, I wouldn't recommend it to you. The chair itself also felt very small to me, to the extent that I find it hard to believe the review listed as having a 6ft+ son enjoying it is real, as I'm a decent bit below 6ft, and the chair feels too small to me. In theory the chair supports a lot of weight, but in practise anyone who is even slightly above average weight wouldn't manage to fit in the chair given how small it is.When I was browsing for pedestal chairs, I did find quite a few I believe were from Vinsetto, but many seemed to be labelled as for kids. Persoanlly, with the sizing of this chair , I think it may have also been a "for kids" model that simply never got the label attached to the product description.All in all, unless you are fairly short with no weight issues whatsoever, don't mind having no height adjustment settings, have a small desk and want a chair with massively restricted reclining capabilities, I find it very hard to recommend it to you.If you fit all of those criteria, maybe this is the buy for you, but even then the construction is annoying and the packaging is a bit of a mockery.

My son is autistic and breaks his PC gaming chairs regularly but this is by far the most comfortable and hard wearing one.