AutoFullC3 Gaming Chair, Racing Style Gaming Chair with Ergonomic Lumbar Support,Adjustable High Back PU Leather PC Chair with Footrest,Brown

I bought this chair to replace a love-seat in my travel trailer. I've had it for a few weeks now and use it every day for a least a couple of hours.5 stars - SHIPPING: It arrived before I expected and in perfect condition.4.9 stars ASSEMBLY:The instructions are very difficult to read. I have decent eyesight but the very fine print in red ink over a blackish background was just a poor choice and it really slowed the process for me. I had to use the camera on my phone to zoom in on a great deal of the instructions.This chair is heavy and that is a good thing! I would recommend that smaller individuals or anybody with back, knee, shoulder issues etc, have someone help with assembly. It will require flipping over and you will find it easier if you have something of sufficient hight to rest it on during the process. The bolts came pre-installed on my chair which made assembly fairly intuitive. Assembly is by no means intimidating for this chair.4.5 stars - FEATURES:Pros:Sturdy. this chair is no joke.Comfortable. Comfort is a subjective experience but I've had no issues. I do not use the included backrest.It definitely reclines 180 degrees.Con-"ish"s:No fine-point control for recline.Foot rest extension length was an issue for me. I am 6ft tall, 185lbs and my legs extended well beyond the foot rest. For me the foot rest was almost a lower calf rest. I modified the extension bars and now I have no issues. The bars that come with the chair are actually hollow, at least mine are. Now, I'm not recommending you do what I did but here's what I did: I bought a 1/2" thread tapping wrench and two 1/2" threaded steel bolts (10.5" long, you can find them longer) from a local hardware store. I popped the caps off of the supplied bars, threaded them, then connected the bolts accordingly. Works perfect for me. The thread tapping wrench, cost $15 bucks, the bolts... I don't remember how much but it wasn't expensive . I would watch some YouTube vids on using a thread tapping wrench before trying if you've never done it before. If you have arthritis, as I do, it may be difficult.Like I said, I bought this chair for use in a small space. I wanted something comfortable and sturdy. This chair has for the most part exceeded my expectations and I would definitely recommend it.

So update... I use this chair probably four hours max a day. And the arm of the chair has ripped into two pieces (the rubber portion). It felt quality, but I suppose durability says otherwise.-------------I am someone who really needs to find the best deal that they can. A couple of years ago I bought your "generic" gaming chair and it's already lopsided, worn out, and destroying my poor spine. I work from home, as well as game so I need a chair that will support me and also my "pretzel style sitting".Assembly: Honestly, probably one of the easiest chairs I've had to put together. I was trying to put it together on my short breaks while working, and even not until later figuring out that there are in fact English instructions, I had it going easy peasy just from the pictures alone. I like that they really have all the screws where you need them to be, and loose so you just remove them, add the part, and put them back in. As a 125lbs out-of-shape lady, I had absolutely zero issue putting it together. I ended up propping it upside down on a backless kitchen table chair and it worked wonders.P.S. All of the parts seem of really good quality!It's hard to give an accurate time because I worked on it 20 minutes which mostly was me taking it out of the wrapping/protection which was actually packed VERY nicely. 7 or so minutes one other time -- and when I got off work it probably took me about 25 minutes or so to get everything together, flip it over and sit down.Day 1 Review:It is definitely low to the ground, but it's probably the first chair that I've ever sat in that makes me want to NOT sit pretzel style. Not because it isn't comfortable, but because it seems to want to encourage you to sit proper. The back pillow as of right now, is a 10/10 and feels amazing. I can only hope after living in the chair for a while it remains that way.To put into perspective, I am 5'3" as well, and I would *love* for this chair to be about an inch taller than what it is but I'll figure out a way to make it work, maybe a mat. I would be curious as well to see someone of a larger stature sit in the chair - though I wouldn't necessarily question it's sturdiness because it seems to be well made. I feel it caters perfectly to us short folks, aside from the little height issue.So far, I have zero regrets in purchasing this chair. I truly hope it holds up.I can genuinely tell you however that it is already much higher quality than those gaming chairs that all mimic one another in the $100-$200 range. I'd say take the leap with me and lets see how it goes!

I’ve had this chair for a little over 2 years now and it’s been pretty good. The lumbar pillow it comes with is fantastic, I love the how soft it is. The headrest pillow is ok, but I don’t really use it a whole lot. Footrest is useless, I didn't even install it the chair is overall pretty comfortable. The only issues I’d say I have is the lumbar pillow doesn’t attach to the chair so it falls over pretty much anytime you stand up, and the seat can be a bit uncomfortable after extended use.