Simple Deluxe Gaming Chair with Footrest, Big and Tall Gamer Chair, Racing Style Adjustable Swivel Office Chair, Ergonomic Video Game Chairs with Headrest and Lumbar Support

I recently purchased the Simple Deluxe ‎Gaming Chair and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. The chair is not only stylish but also incredibly comfortable. The padding is plush and provides excellent support for long gaming sessions.The chair is also highly adjustable, allowing me to find the perfect position for my body. The armrests can be adjusted in multiple directions, and the backrest can be reclined to different angles. This level of customization ensures that I can maintain a comfortable posture throughout my gaming sessions.The build quality of the chair is also impressive. The materials used feel durable and well-made. The stitching is neat and sturdy, and the chair feels solid and stable. I have no concerns about the chair breaking or wearing out quickly.Additionally, the chair comes with some great features. It has a built-in headrest and lumbar support, which adds to the overall comfort. The chair also has a swivel function and smooth-rolling casters, allowing for easy movement around my gaming setup.Overall, I highly recommend the Simple Deluxe ‎Gaming Chair. It offers exceptional comfort, adjustability, and durability. Whether you're a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, this chair is definitely worth considering.

I got this from the Amazon warehouse....it seems great.... except for one small problem...it's missing an arm...aside from that it was easy to assemble, it looks cute, and it's comfortable...now I'm just waiting for my refund so I can buy another oneupdate: after a few months....the chair keeps falling back down when you raise it....one of the arms completely broke out of the back, the other arm is loose....and its definitely not for sitting on for more than like half an hour, hard seat, not comfy

It’s very easy to assemble, and the quality is amazing for the price. You would think that it cost a lot from the quality and sturdiness of it. No defects on it and shipping was fast. Wheels on it are made of good solid material which lets it roll around with ease. Love that it has a foot rest that can be pulled out and folded back in.

For the most part this gaming chair does its job. However there are obvious areas where parts were cheaply made, especially regarding the footrest area. For anyone considering purchasing this product, be wary that you’re getting what you pay for.

This is my first time buying a gaming chair. I didn't wanna spend a whole lot of money because I didn't plan on using it a ton of time. For the VALUE this is a good chair. I would say if you spend less than 10 hours a week in it or just want a chair for a kid this is a good option. I think for the money it's a pretty decent buy. Unfortunately lots of people have had theirs damaged during shipping as it doesn't come with any bubble wrap or padding to protect from damage. I had to get a long handle screwdriver with a hex tip to finish tightening up the bolts on the arm rests and some other places as the right angle Allen key would fit in. I had small trouble getting the bolts started but soon realized there are 2 sets of black bolts the same length that are VERY similar diameter but different sizes. My human error. I put it together in about an hour. The foot rest is a manual pull out but it's nice. The posture and headrest pillows are decent. Again if you want a $400 comfortable chair at $99 as most people that are reviewing it as, lower your expectations. It's $99 if you want a chair you're gonna sit in for more than a 3 or 4 hrs at a time, go buy a $400 chair and stop crying

I work from home and purchased this as my office chair. After about 4 hours of using the padding wore out and became hard as a rock. I'm a big dude but not that big. I wiggle as much as the next guy but the arm bolts within the seat (the ones placed by manufacturer) fell out and ripped the side of the seat within a month of use.

I really don't recommend this chair.Starting with assembly...It wasn't terribly difficult to put together, although the instructions are "ehhh"...just useful enough, but barely. The leg rest portion was somewhat difficult to decipher and it's not easy to tell which orientation to mount the pad, mostly because the pad faces down when it's retracted. When you pull it out, it have to flip the pad over. That's not really called out when assembling, so you're left trying to visualize what has to happen prior to assembling what one would think is fairly simple.Also, regarding the foot rest, the instructions only reference one set screw as a way to act as a stop for the slide rail. But the kit includes two screws, so I did the logical thing and installed one screw for each rail.The Quality of the chair...This is where things go a bit downhill.I got this for my son who who weighs ~115 lbs. After about 2 minutes of sitting on the seat pad, it's completely flattened and it feels like you're sitting on the wood base. So now imagine a regular sized adult...You're going to be uncomfortable almost immediately. So plan on having an additional pillow or cushion to sit on.After about 2 weeks, I had to go back and retighten all the screws securing the armrests, as they were wobbly. Maybe I didn't tighten them as much as a I should've, but I didn't want to break anything. Upon retightening them, they seem to be a bit more secure. Speaking of the armrests, the pads in there are pretty lackluster also. I don't think the foam(?) is secured to the armrest itself; it feels like it's simply held in place via the stitching of the material around it. The whole pad shifts left/right on the actual armrest bar. I don't expect that to last very very either.Next, the leg/footrest. It seems to be OK for my son, but I wouldn't expect an adult to find it very useful. If you pull it out before you get in the chair, it's a bit awkward to get into the chair. If you pull it out after you're seated, you need to spread your legs out, then pull it out between, and then get yourself back it the (non-existent) seat cushion. And just the weight that it can supposedly support, I don't feel that the lightweight materials would hold up very well with an adult over 150lbs. Again, this is fine for my son, but it's not something I'd be willing to deal with as an adult who favors function over fashion.Lastly, the accessory cushions. Like the rest of the chair / materials, they are barely passable. The head pad has no adjustments on the elastic band, so it just kinda hangs out behind your head wherever it happens to be. And the elastic band is the cheapest material; the kind that you expect to basically disintegrate over time to a point of zero elasticity.The lumbar pad seems to be about the most robust thing on the chair, but it really doesn't get much use, so I'm taking that comment with a large grain of salt.As you are probably aware / may have noticed, many of these chairs are all manufactured by the same supplier. So if you see another seller with the same material patterns, armrest design, or leg-rest pullout, I'd go in with the expectation that you're going to have the same results.

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