YITAHOME Massage Gaming Chair for Big and Tall Individuals up to 350lbs - Heavy Duty Ergonomic High Back Office Computer Chair with Headrest, Lumbar Support - Racing Style, Black Review

My son is a big gamer. He only has a work chair that is starting to tear. I was looking for another office chair, but it appeared! My son's keyboard glows red like everything else. He was stunned when he saw that this chair had arrived. It was easy to put together and looks great! He said even his back didn't hurt anymore. I have OCD and love how the chair goes with everything! My son loves comfort! My son is 6 feet tall and weighs 262 pounds. The chair suits him perfectly. I highly recommend…

This is a quality office chair. It is made of first class materials. That's really a lot for the price I paid. I am very happy. It was easy to put together with the included instructions, although upon looking at them I could tell they were pretty self explanatory so I didn't use them much. It only took us a few minutes to fully assemble it. See my attached video. Not difficult at all. The chair rolls and rotates quietly, which I appreciate in virtual meetings. It feels solid and strong. I…

I'm 6'2, about 215 pounds and this chair fits perfectly. The padding is very comfortable and the lumbar massage pillow is amazing. The neck pillow fits my back perfectly. The only very minor complaint is that the wheelbase is offset from the center to the back of the seat. If the wooden cushion is low it will push you forward in the chair and if you lean too far forward it will tip forward. When you raise the lumbar pillow. Well, your lumbar spine and lean back in your chair, you are more in…

I bought this chair for obvious reasons, at first it worked well, you have to get used to the comfort of the new chair. However, it has become the new normal. I've been using this chair for about 2 months and a month after closing the return window the rear frame welds had loosened to the point of complete rupture. To be honest, I don't even recline in my chair since I only use it to work, so I always sit up straight. It's priced at £350 and I'm only £250 so I'm not sure how this could happen…

Assembly was easy enough for a child to do and was done in minutes. The chair itself is well made, but the massage cushion, which is supposed to support the lower back, is a bit unwieldy as you have to manually lift it up and put it in the right place every time. If there was a way to attach it to the straps to adjust it up and down as needed, that would improve the user experience. The seat is comfortable too, but after an 8-hour day at work, I know for a fact that I wasn't sitting on…

People who find this chair comfortable may be over 5ft 6in tall. Or maybe they just have a completely different idea of convenience than I do. I'm not a slim person. So I found this chair and it had such good reviews I said ok ok can't go wrong and it has a massage part. This chair is so uncomfortable and I only use it for 2 hours. I will disassemble it and send it back. This is very hard. There are no soft parts of the chair. The seat is hard, the back is hard, etc. Also, there is absolutely…

Visual: nice to look at, looks good. The smooth and "subtle" pattern/color gives the bat a lively vibe. Materials: Sturdy metal frame ** Cushion not memory foam but filled with cheap stuffing ** Memory foam seat but I suspect there's cheap stuffing in there too to make it look fuller. The material is leathery and doesn't breathe well (it gets hot and sweaty), but it looks beautiful. I'm curious how he holds up. Design: Very cool mobile racing racket look. ***The metal frame on the back of the…

ok thing gets 4 stars on top Firstly the shock isn't rated well as after 20 minutes it's already dropped an inch so I just went with my old base, shock and wheels and put them here from my old chair comfort it's not bad it's easy to just make the base first then install the armrests when that's done put the chair on the base then install the metal base the backrest and my wheels here. If Amazon doesn't post this review I know the plastic base will eventually break like everything else I've been