High Back Gaming Chair for Adults, Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Footrest and Adjustable Armrest, Comfortable Computer Gaming Chairs with Massage Lumbar Support

I really love this chair. This is my first time buying and assemble this kind of chair, and it was really easy to put together. It is very comfortable with a headrest and lower back massager. Both the backrest and seat height are adjustable. Overall, great gaming/office chair for someone who stays in front of computer for a long time.

The media could not be loaded. Brought this for my wife’s second gaming chair since she’s pregnant, she need to lay down a little bit when playing games. But this one is just perfect for her! Right now she can play her favorite elden king with the most comfy position. Definitely gonna have another one when our baby son can play with us! And this chair is also stable, easy to assemble, she only took half a hour to put all things together by herself. It can support 2 adults 2 cats at least. Nice PU texture, wonderful stretching position for playing or relaxing. Worth it!

So let's start off by saying, that this chair is in fact comfortable. I'm a bigger guy so I needed something a little bit stronger than your average chair. Don't ask my weight, that's just rude. Let's just say my Dr. mentions morbidly a lot.I thought this would be a good chair based on reviews, and heck yeah it had a leg rest. Total bonus. Having problems with my knee, and previously in my old chair, I was trying to use different forms of leg rests to prop my leg up. Boxes, trash cans, step stools. None of them worked. Turns out, I now have arthritis in my knee, so I have to deal with that. Leg rest, sure, let's try it on a gaming chair. After all, I'm worth it.So I spend a little more money than I would have liked, but again based on previous reviews, I thought it was worth it. Still a little weird for me, buying a gaming chair that I will spend so much time in without having tested it out, or sitting in it first. I don't have any friends that have this chair, so I felt it was a big risk. I order my chair.Takes a week or two for it to arrive. I was excited. I had my 15 year old son help me put it together. I thought he could use the practice of building something. I could supervise him, and we could get some good father son bonding out of it. The legs of the chair were hard for him to snap down, and even slightly a challenge for me, until I figured that I just needed to use some brute force. Wheels went on no problem. Chair took a lot longer to put together than any gaming chair I have had in the past. The directions for the foot rest were a little tricky and confusing, but my son figured it out, and gloated over me when we discovered that he was right, and I was not. Point for him.We eventually got the chair put together. It was taking so long, that we took a dinner break in the middle. The chair eventually came together, and we were done. The mission was complete. To reward my son for his hard work, I let him sit in MY new gaming chair first. His backside would be the one to leave the first impression in my new chair. He cherished this moment for a while. Swiveled in it, pulled the leg rest out, propped his feet up, and pretended to work at my computer, and saying, "business stuff, business stuff, I'm a business guy making money. Hold my calls."We had a laugh, but then I kicked him out of my newest prized possession. Ohhhhh, the first sit in this chair was nice. Didn't need a cushion for it like I did on my last gaming chair. The seat was firm yet giving. Welcoming, as if to say, hey you're going to be here a while, let's make the most of this. The sides hugged me firmly and for a moment I felt as if I were a child being loved by my mother. The added neck rest was secured around the chair, and I no longer had to worry about it slipping off. That was a problem with my last chair. I had discovered that I had neck pillow abandonment issues.Now time for the big moment. The leg rest. The part that I was most looking forward to. My knee was killing me, but my friends were waiting for me to log in online so we could save the world. So I had to get ready, and comfortable, as our campaign was about to take the next two hours of my night.I reached under the seat, and pulled the leg rest out. I pulled it a bit too far I guess because it came right out of the chair. I had to get up, get on my knees, and realign the posts back into the chair. THERE IS NOTHING TO STOP THE LEG REST FROM COMING OUT. If you want to make this chair perfect, fix that. Add something to stop the leg rest from leaving the chair. A pin, a tab, something, anything. This happens to me about 50% of the time now. I want to take full advantage of the leg rest. Sometimes I don't pull it out far enough and then my legs stick out way over the edge, then I have to move my legs to the side, reach down and adjust it a little more, and then guess what? I pulled it 2mm to far and it comes out. When I do think I'm at the right distance, guess what? IT COMES OUT. ARGH.This chair could have gone down as one of the best gaming chairs in the low $200's, but now, it will probably fade away into history as one that could have been a contender.

If you've been on a quest for the Holy Grail of chairs, look no further. The Blue Whale Heavy Duty Gaming Chair is like sitting on a cloud—if that cloud had lumbar support, a footrest, and could swivel 360 degrees. It's so comfortable, even my husband's linebacker shoulders gave it a standing ovation. Well, a sitting ovation, but you get the point.The Comfort Chronicles:This chair hugs you like your grandma after you haven't seen her for a year. The high-back design and wide seat cushion are a dream for anyone who's ever felt like Goldilocks in a world of too-small chairs. And let's not forget the detachable padded headrest and massage lumbar pillow—it's like a spa day for your back and neck.The Control Center:This chair has more adjustments than my TV remote. Swivel? Check. Height adjustment? Double-check. Recline up to 155 degrees? Triple check. It's like the cockpit of a fighter jet, but for extreme comfort.Built Like a Tank:With a 350LBS Reinforced Base, this chair isn't going anywhere—unless you want it to, thanks to its smooth-rolling PU casters. It's the Fort Knox of chairs, and my husband's wide shoulders are the VIP guests.Size Does Matter:Let's talk dimensions: Backrest Size is 22.8" x 32.7", Seat Size is 21.1" x 22.8", and the Overall Dimensions are 26.4''x26.8''x49.6''-52.8''. This chair is roomy enough for a king, a queen, and maybe even a royal corgi.Lifetime Assistant? Yes, Please:Blue Whale offers a 30-day money-back guarantee, free replacement for damaged or defective parts within 12 months, and lifetime service support. It's like having a butler, but for your chair.Final Thoughts:If you're looking for a chair that's the epitome of comfort, durability, and adjustability, the Blue Whale Heavy Duty Gaming Chair is your seat. It's the throne you never knew you needed, and now you'll never want to stand again.

This gaming chair fits the body perfectly, offering exceptional comfort and stability. The quality is excellent, with a durable build that stands up to long gaming sessions and study hours alike. The ergonomic design supports good posture, making it an excellent choice for both work and play. Highly recommend!