Review on Razer Iskur XL Gaming Chair With Enhanced Ergonomic Lumbar Support - High-Quality Synthetic Leather And Foam Cushions - Designed For Durability - Memory Foam Headrest - Black/Green by Ashley Rodriguez

For reference I am 6'1" and weigh 250lb. I actually got this chair for my workplace office. I spend about 60-75% of my 8hr workday in this chair, and this chair feels great. I went for a gaming chair because I prefer how gaming chairs generally force me to sit correctly, while also allowing me to sit for long periods of time. I have had it now for 2-3 weeks and it seems to be addressing my back/ posture issues very well. Moreover, I feel that this chair fits my body type and size excellently. The materials they use to make the chair look as if they should last awhile, and the fit and finish are decent. The only (minor) thing tangible I don't like about it is that it is not very easy to roll around, as it takes a little more effort to scoot even short distances along the floor.The reason I am giving this chair 4 stars instead of 5 is that I believe normal price is a little steep. I got this chair on a black Friday sale, and at the price I got it for, it is an easy 5 stars. However, this XL chair fits me perfectly, and this XL starts at a higher price than a Titan 2020 (Non XL) gaming chair, The regular size Titan chair (my wife has one at home) fits me perfectly, uses slightly better materials, has a slightly better fit and finish, and starts at a cheaper price. Moreover, since the sides come up so high on the seat of this Razer chair, I am pretty certain the normal sized one one would not fit me, so for my height/ weight, it is this chair vs. the Titan 2020.In short, this chair is great. But if you are looking at this chair at list price, I would look at Secretlab Titan chairs before this one.