DowinxGaming Chair Ergonomic Racing Style Recliner with Massage Lumbar Support, Office Armchair for Computer PU Leather E-Sports Gamer Chairs with Retractable Footrest （Black&Grey）

So to start off, I'm 5' 3.5", about 280 pounds. Just to give you context.The only things I've noticed that are concerning about the chair are:1. The way it creaks when I sit down. Now, this could just be my anxiety acting up and it's perfectly normal, just the chair settling to my weight.2. The sides of the seat squish my thighs in, but also they're about 24 inches across when I sit, and it's not really uncomfortable or anything. I just have to adjust now and then so I don't get weird marks.3. I'm not sure if this is on my part or not. I'd like to be able to tilt the seat (not just the back, the whole seat) back a bit so it's angled a little more up instead of flat. Even though I push the handle in, it doesn't seem to affect it. That might not be something it's capable of though, and it's not a huge deal.4. Around the holes in the back part of the seat, there's a small part where the material doesn't actually reach the plastic covering. There's still plastic protecting the actual cushion though. I included a couple of photos to show where it is. Not a big deal, I could probably cover it with some marker or something.5. It said the arm rests were adjustable, but as far as I can tell, they're not. Not a huge deal either, just a little tidbit I noticed.I live in a college dorm, and I'm pretty low on space. It's cramped in here, but the chair actually fits pretty well. I can turn sideways to recline it, and there's even enough room to spin somewhat. I also can lean it back and put some extra blankets on it when I go to bed, so they're in easy reach if I need them but not in the way.It's super comfortable to sit in, even for hours at a time. My dorm-issued chair was so bad, I'd have to take breaks to lay down on the bed and stretch out, even with a heavy cushion on it. This one is worlds better, supporting my back and not being painful to sit in for long periods. I'm still figuring out how best to position the back cushion though. I have a feeling it'll be wonderful for cramps.Overall, I think this is a great chair. It's so much more comfortable than anywhere else I have to sit, even when I visit home. It adjusts well, it rocks for when the leg bouncing kicks in, and it's really comfortable to sit in. Even my dog loves it.It's super easy to assemble, with everything you need provided for you. The video showed a slightly different chair than we had, mostly in how the arms attached, but cross referencing that with the printed instructions, I figured it out pretty quickly.Well worth the extra money to get a quality chair. And I'm loving this color too!

Easy to assemble and super comfy! Love the recline feature and the fold out foot stool that can be easily stored underneath the chair with just a simple slide.

The construction gets high points right off the bat. This is one of the better wheels/base I've seen on an office chair in a while. Leather is comfy, pillows offer a fair amount of support without being hard as rocks. Seat is a little narrow than I expected for a chair pushing a higher weight limit, but I'll get used to it. The leg rest also sits a bit lower than I'd like, but that's more because my thighs are larger than average.Directions weren't terribly hard to follow, but could be clearer. Once I was done, I was confused why there were leftover o-rings, only to find out they are supposed to go on the metal rods holding the leg rest to keep the bars from sliding out when pulled into position. Not sure why there are three of them, but I'll chock it up to being a spare.The back rest pillow having a cord threw me off too, and I couldn't find a note in the directions as to what it was for...after checking the listing I overlooked that it's a massaging pillow. Cord is a tad short, and theres no "off" button. You plug it in, and it runs. Unplug and it stops. There's also no where to properly store the cord so I just shove it behind the pillow when not in use so it won't get tangled in the wheels.Overall, good chair for 144, and time will tell if it holds up.

I work from home sitting in this chair, at least 60 hours a week. No longer have any issues with my back or my butt. The most comfortable chair I have ever sat in for work. also, very easy to put together. The bonus is having a kick out, stand to put your feet up and the vibration on your back for the extra support.

I recently went from having a laptop to having a desktop so I could game, stream, and do work. I found as time went on that my office chair wasn't cutting it anymore and I needed something with more support. I have a budget, but figured I could find something cushy enough to fulfill my needs.I watched a bunch of YouTube review videos, but ultimately went with my initial gut reaction and ordered this chair in Black & Purple.I wanted a decent amount of cushion in the seat, armrests that were similar to my old chair (so the continuous piece), and a footrest as I have a very large cat who loves to sit on my lap when I'm at the desk.This chair managed to cover all 3 bases. I am a smaller person at 5'3 and this chair fits me well.I am concerned about what the lifespan of the faux leather will be as this material is notorious for easy wear, but I also tend to put fuzzy blankets on my chairs anyway, so that should help.As far as complaints, I only have one super minor complaint. I find the lumbar pillow too big and the neck cushion too small. However, removing the lumbar cushion worked perfectly, and if I'm lying back, I'll actually put the lumbar cushion behind my neck and it'll have the perfect amount of support.I'm also a whiz at furniture assembly so I have this built in no time. Instructions were in an envelope and everything was easy to assemble.So yeah, for this initial review - 5/5. I love it, my cats are happy because they can sit with me while I work/game/stream, it's great.