Review on Video Gaming Chair Racing Office by Candy Quillar

I've had my eye on this style of chair for a long time, but I wasn't willing to shell out $400 for a product I might not like (I hate returns, especially when I have to carry large items myself.) I'm an ergo brat (literally! Everyone in my home office, down to my particular grip, ergonomic.) So. I decided to test out this cheaper chair to see what it's like to upgrade to a gaming chair. I spend 12-14 hours a day programming or video editing and I've heard these chairs are magic lol. The chair itself is more comfortable than I expected for the price. It doesn't have memory foam but is still pretty good (one week of use). I very much doubt this chair will last more than a year.//UPDATE//I didn't think I was that fat (I'm 175lbs) but by the third week I was hearing every time I move (my previous chair took eleven years to get naughty). The other reason I give 2/5 stars is that one of my armrests is missing, apparently I have elbows that have ripped off the armrest. Also, sometimes my back seems to give out like it's leaning back on its own. The lumbar pillow is also flat and sometimes uncomfortable to put on a chair. I have never used the headrest as it is too big for me. In fact, I feel like my back is a bit small (although I'm not a giant, I'm only 5ft 5in). Whether your budget is limited or not. I do not recommend this. Save your money and invest it. It's better to spend $300-$500 on a good chair that will last ten years than spend $150 a year.