YITAHOME Computer Ergonomic Leather Massage Furniture Review

Great chair, all parts inside, weak Chinese instructions but easy assembly. I bought this chair because the seat height is adjustable from 13.8" to 17". Wrong, it's 18" by 21" and certainly won't fit in the desk I have for my 7 year old. It's growing so I just buy a table to match the chair - disappointment when you're paying over $200 and the specs are wrong. Nice chair and everything except wrong height is ok

It took me a while to find the right chair for gaming and light computing. I'm a tall man, 6'3", 375 lbs. This chair is great for what I need it for. It's quite comfortable, I've sat in it for hours without a problem. It feels sturdy and doesn't feel cheap. The Assembly was fairly easy, maybe around 45 minutes to put everything together, it had a vibrating pad which I never used, the armrests have a bit of play but that's no big deal I would recommend this chair for a tall person, looking for…

Pros: - Assembly was fairly easy - Faux leather is comfortable to sit on - Great ability to move the headrest and lumbar support Cons: - "Massage" is more of a vibration. Nice option but I wouldn't take it if you expect a real massage chair. The armrests go up and down, I just wish they had more room to position. I found the chair to be very comfortable for my build and build. I bought this chair to replace an uncomfortable accent chair I used while working from home. I wish I had bought this…

This chair was assembled before I got home. My 12 and 17 year olds did it in 15 minutes. I personally like his looks. My 17 year old thinks it looks cheap. I love the height and the support it gives. The seat seems a bit overdone, which is fine with me. Today is the first day I've sat in it for a long time. 9 hours to be exact. My butt hurts. I can hardly move. I can hardly stand. Walking is intense. The seat has no padding for it. If this is a gaming chair, I really hope you don't play for…

The chair is excellent for its price. It looks very nice and very large (at least for me) - I'm 5ft 7in, about 140lbs female - it's very roomy for me. The pillow isn't overly soft, if you're looking for a memory foam feel you might not like it. I personally like it. The wheels are smooth and slide without problems. The chair reclines enough to be fairly comfortable to lie in, but wobbles a little when it's raised. It also comes with a massage cushion - basically it vibrates, nothing fancy but a

Nice chair, easy to put together. Disappointed with the armrests I bought these specifically for the reason they said they were adjustable (they are) BUT the armrest at max height is pretty standard on any chair, I was hoping they would go higher. That they're adjustable doesn't help that much, unless you want to lower them to the point where you don't need the armrests anymore (or if you have incredibly long arms, I think. We're talking long arms with missing ones). Joints. The vibrating pad…

Advertised as tall and tall so at 6ft 7in and about 300lbs I bought to replace a gaming chair at an office supply store tying up fallen papers from which a year of use is not counted at home during the Covid lockdown. The chair was easy to assemble using the standard self assembly instructions with pictures, just like this Swedish meatball shop. Won't fit if you have a wide girth. The high portion is inexpensive and comfortable for those on the tall side. While nothing short of custom fits my…

Amazon has many budget gaming chairs under $150 which is above average quality at this price point. I have several complaints about the chair, each armrest is held by 2 screws, makes them wobbly when tightened and will break sooner or later. Most chairs, even the other Yitahome chairs, use the standard 4 screws per armrest. It has metal contour fenders under the skin in the seat, so while it looks flat, it still has no frame. If you use more than the average 17 inches, the metal creates painful