Dowinx Gaming/Office PC Chair with Massage Lumbar Support, Vintage Style PU Leather High Back Adjustable Swivel Task Chair with Footrest (Black and Red)

I remember reading a few reviews prior to buying this chair that said the sewing started to come undone and things like that, but so far (5-6 months later) it still looks like it did when I bought it. I can confirm it feels like you're going to tip over backwards when it leans back, but it hasn't, and it does like to tip forward if you're the kind of person who sits on the edge of their chair so it could drop you on your butt if you're not careful. I do wish the bottom cushion wasn't so long, it makes sitting all the way back in the chair awkward. And yes, of your over about 5'8" - 5'10", the footrest is more like a calf rest and is all but useless to you. I took the lumbar support off because it's basically just a big padded vibrator and is very loud. But even with all that said, I think it's worth the money as it is overall comfortable, sturdy, and good quality. The recline works well, the height adjust doesn't move on you arbitrarily, they could've done with more padding on the backrest, though. The racing seats in my project car have more padding than that, but I'm nit picking now. If you are a gentle to only mildly abusive user, not less than 5'4", and no more than 200lbs, this chair will serve you well.

This is only my initial review of the chair, and I'll come back and update if I need to, later on. I have never owned a gaming chair, and mever thought I needed one. I was so wrong. I have only been using regular computer/desk chairs up until I purchased this. I game and watch shows on my computer, but I'm also a graphic designer; so most of my time is spent at my computer desk. I'm 5'9" and 210lbs and this chair is the perfect size for me and the cushioning is very comfortable. I was skeptical at first when I was assembling the chair, as the backrest felt like it wouldn't be comfortable at all. However, with the lumbar support and neck pillows, this chair is wonderful. I often get lower back pains from sitting too long at my computer, but this chair has relieved all of that. The parts and build, post-assembly, are suprisingly sturdy for it's price range. I got it with the 20% off sale, and I don't regret it at all. I love being able to recline and lock the chair in position when I'm just lounging and watching something. I usually prefer to watch on the big tv in the living room, but when I'm spending most of the day in my study and working, I take tv breaks in the same space, so it's quite nice. The foot rest doesn't extend quite long enough for my legs as my calves are where it stops, and my legs are longer than my torso. But, it is very comfortable to curl up in the chair when it's reclined and you have the footrest out. The "massager" is nothing more than a vibrating cylinder and doesn't really massage your back at all, but I have an actual massage seat that can be placed on any sitting surface that works wonders, and this wasnt a selling point for me anyway. So far, I am loving this chair, and it looks great in my study.

This is one of the more expensive "gaming chairs", not the most expensive, but you can find some for about half the price. If you get it on sale, I would recommend it. Overall it is a very comfortable chair to sit in for a few hours of gaming. The reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that there are some areas with room for improvement: I like the footrest idea, but unless you are shorter than 5'6", it really is not a great design. I am 6' tall, and the footrest ends up at about mid-calf range, which is not the most comfortable, I still end up needing something to rest my feet on. The armrests could be a little wider, with a little more cushion, maybe a little more ergonomically designed for the gamer, especially if you're gaming with a controller. I do however like the idea of the hinge aspect of the armrests, so they move back with you when you recline. Another thing I noticed (mostly due to my height again), is the neck/head pillow height. I find when I am sitting in the chair, that pillow actually ends up at my shoulders, and I can adjust it to where I need it, but as soon as I move it falls back to it's normal resting place, and I have to readjust every time I sit back down, so a nice improvement would be to see multiple slots for mounting that to accommodate a wider range of gamers more comfortably. The vibrating lumbar support cushion is a nice touch, it can help a little bit if you're getting some tension in your lower back, but it produces quite a loud buzzing sound, so often I don't use it, because it's just too distracting. The seat cushion is my favorite part of the chair, it's actually very nice and easy to sit on for long periods. The seat always tends to be the problem part of a chair for me, it's hard to find one comfortable for me to spend any time in without soreness. The long flat cushion spreads out your weight nicely, so there are no pressure points like your tailbone or in your thighs that end up hurting due to excessive pressure on that area. So, all in all, it's a decent mid range gaming chair, room for improvement definitely, particularly if you're an above average height gamer, but mostly a good solid chair, that is worth the money if you can get it for less than full price.

Its the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in my life with a massager and a footrest what else do we need.

Que pedazo de silla con materiales de alta calidad, cómoda que nada mas te sientas y te duermes, a un excelente precio y lo único malo es que tu lo tienes que armar :P

The quality was quite good and comfortable. The lumber massage was very nice

It’s got a sturdy frame and holds up well for hours of sitting. The cushioning is thick, with dense foam that supports your back and seat, making it comfy for long gaming or work stints. Adjustable armrests and lumbar support let you tweak it to your liking, which is key for avoiding stiffness. Reclines decently and include a headrest pillow, nice for quick breaks. Setup’s straightforward, taking 20-40 minutes with clear instructions. That said, it’s not perfect. The faux leather or fabric can get warm after a while, especially in hot rooms—mesh options might breathe better but aren’t as common. It’s heavier than an office chair, so moving it can be a chore, and the bucket-seat design might feel tight if you’re broader or prefer sprawling out. Check specs like weight capacity and dimensions to match your size and desk setup. For casual gamers or desk dwellers, it’s a reliable pick; just test the fit if possible and keep a fan nearby for summer sessions.

Very comfortable to use, practical and easy to install. I loved it. It comes with a manual and a video on how to install it.