Leopard Gaming Chair, High Back PU Leather with Armrest (Black/Blue)

I didn't want to plunge $500 on a gaming chair so I looked at a lot of $120 price range chairs and decided to go with this one due to adjustable arms.When I got the chair and saw the parts, I thought UGH, this is going to be a pain. The Leopard chair had great instructions and compartmentalized screws label every step of the way, they even gave you the tool needed to assemble the chair. it took me about 20 minutes, I made on mistake with the plastic guides for the arms I had to add at the end, but overall, super easy to put together, seems like decent quality material, the comfort is OK, it would be nice if Leopard added a little more high density foam to the chair seat, but it's OK, I have sit in it for 4-6hrs and was comfortable.Would I buy it again? Yes

Easy to put together, comfortable, and sturdy.

Got the chair and put it together in 20min. Seams pretty solid everything lined up decently. Has fully adjustable arm rests as advertised leans pretty far and still tilts/rocks like any normal computer does. Even has the stiffness adjustment for the tilt under the chair like any other chair. 4 out of five just because my 1yo broke the buckle on the extra, low back pillow within 10min of putting it on chair lol buckles could be more solid

It's comfortable and sturdy and was easy to assemble. At first I thought there was a broken leg, but that's just part of the design. It was simple to just snap the piece on. I'm guessing it was made that way to make it easier to fit in a box.I use this chair daily for hours while gaming and it's been great. I was a little worried initially because I'm 5'10 and 250lbs so I was thinking it wouldn't support me very well, but it's fine and I've had no problems at all.

Overall a pretty good chair very satisfied with the product, the only thing i don't like is that the arms resting's are a bit loose and rotate to easily other than that, the chair is perfect

Edit: I would like to rescind some of the "hot take" I had in the original review. Where the details of use and experience were accurate, the usage of descriptive text in a negative manner was a hot take due to the offers of lesser money than I paid for what I can now not use. I've seen positive reviews. I've seen negative reviews. Everyone's experience is their own, and the original review below was mine. After discussions with the seller and an agreement on the state of the product, I can say now that my experience with the chair in the original post was harsh, and emotionally embellished. The chair did last as long as it did. The problem I had with the chair was the simple plastic piece that broke in the pictures attached to this review. For some reason the video does not appear to be available at the time of this edit. Back to the plastic piece; this piece may have been a faulty part acquired somewhere in the supply chain, damaged upon assembly, or just shortsighted thinking that plastic in that location could handle the stresses that are put on it. This piece is the only problem I had with the chair. Other than that the chair performed as intended, looked as pictured, and is relatively sturdy barring the usage of plastic rather than metal in that particular location of the design. If the seller, assembler, or supply chain would up the standard of that part to either stronger/harder plastic or use a metal replacement, then this chair would still be functional and I'd be more than happy with what I got for the price of $129.99. For those that have this chair performing well for them, that's good to hear. I've seen everywhere in comments and message boards (I didn't get an assembly manual) that the chair is rated for 300lbs. I weigh in at around 210lbs depending on how much I eat before weighing. For lighter individuals I would not discourage you from purchasing. For heavier individuals I would have to say "purchase at your own risk" until the part that broke on me is redesigned. I'm sure it doesn't break with everyone, but the heavier you are the more likely I would imagine that you'll have my experience. Again, this is a suitable item for the price, just be aware that there may be flaws either in parts or design. Happy gaming. P.S. The customer service does respond. If not on the first attempt try again. They will respond.ORIGINAL REVIEW: I purchased this back in February. February 11th 2022 to be precise. Shipping took time so I received around mid to last third of the month. Around May, April or May, occasionally I'd notice a small, short drop while sitting and an ever so slight lean forward as I sat. The chair wasn't real expensive so I'll deal with the small imperfections due to my budget. I just figured that the last time I adjusted it that it didn't quite settle in place. July rolls around; the chair started sinking an inch at a time every two to five second intervals while just sitting as you do, gaming in a gaming chair. End of July, being the only chair in my house, I endured. The slight LEAN that started back at the end of April or first of May, that was usable, had now progressed to a full on LEAN making the chair unusable, practically sliding out of it. The picture above shows the cap from the cylinder piece is off, and the movement in the video results in the chair sinking. The second picture shows that the PLASTIC cap supporting the weight of the lean is broken. The substance looked to be grease, but after closer inspection it is plastic particulates being shredded from somewhere. I was offered $60 (I paid $129.99 USD) as compensation. I requested back a full refund to buy a more reliable product and was offered $80 as a final "the most we can offer." So what am I to do if I am to accept? Be out $50 for something that I cannot use. I don't pay $50 for trash, much less $129.99 for something that can't get through a year without a catastrophic failure, something that is intended for at least gamer level usage daily. Again, do not buy. The customer service is fair, the ease of assembly was difficult for me due to an arthritic back, and comfort is adequate considering the price and usage designed for. But the craftsmanship is fecal matter level bad.

This was really easy to assemble and is really comfortable. One thing I noticed is that the casters are not as smooth as some chairs that I have had. Normally that wouldn't be too much of an issue with me, but if I push back sharp enough, I feel like I may fall backwards. I only dropped one star for this because generally, most people wouldn't push back that sharply, and I haven't actually had the chair fall back yet. Other than that one issue, the chair is great! And the lumbar pillow definitely helps me sit comfortably for longer periods than normal with my herniated disc.

I normally do not post reviews, but after the fact that this lasted a little over a year, I must let folks be aware of the quality of the product that they are purchasing.I will admit, I slouch and lean on occasion. I just find myself defaulting to different poses when working, because I simply don't sit still very well, so I would consider myself to be on the end of the spectrum that abuses their office chairs.I'll start off by saying that this chair is ok, for a gaming chair. High back, the wheels they provide are very sufficient on carpeted and wood surfaces, the leather looks slick and is tailored very nicely, and the adjustable arm rests are a really nice touch.That being said, the negatives far outweigh the benefits in my opinion. For starters, the leather is not breathable at all, so prepare for sweaty backs and an ice-cold chair if you live in the colder climates. The chair itself is not comfy. No lumbar support (the pillow doesn't help. It's too firm), there are these "wings" on the seat itself to help bring your legs in, but for bigger guys, this just cuts into your thighs too much.The worst part is the sturdiness. It's the worst chair I've ever owned in my life. My $45 IKEA chair lasted 3 years of my abuse before the adjustable pole broke. I've already replaced the plate that attaches to the pole once already on this chair, and it finally buckled on me. I took the underside out from underneath the chair to take a peek inside, and the whole thing is supported by 2 pieces of wood, a few wood screws, and a steel bar that isn't supported and reinforced (see picture above). The steel bar that hold the arms and the brunt of the weight of you sitting on it snapped next to some screw holes, and the wood screws used in it are just stripped bare.This is great, if you have perfect posture, and you plan on just using it for brief periods of time. Not the ideal long-term solution for those that are looking to get a comfy, office chair. I'm trashing this piece and starting over on my hunt for the best solution. Not for me, but might be good for someone else. Just be aware of what you're going to buy.

Me encanto el colo, super comoda, se puede adaptar y tiene el tamaño perfecto