ECOTOUGE PC Massage Gaming Chair with Footrest Ergonomic Office Desk Chair Racing PU Leather Recliner Swivel Rocker with Headrest and Lumbar Pillow, Black

Amazing quality, I got it around two years ago for my boyfriend in Christmas, it has last this two years and it keeps in perfectly condition even tho my boyfriend (and I am a witness to this) has not been the best owner

Easy to put together and sturdy. My daughter loves it for her vanity arrived on time and in good condition.

I think its worth the money. It was easy to assemble. My only issue is the footrest not very sturdy and I wish it would extend a little further out.

Very stable and comfortable to stay safe while staying in the computer or watching TV.

Great

Okay, I have to rescind the review I had originally written for this product. I thought it was really cute and that the problem of feeling like I was going to fall out of it would fix itself at some point. THIS IS NOT THE CASE. So here are my problems with it:1. The aforementioned feeling like I'm going to fall out of it. The whole thing tilts forward, even when I'm leaning back, even after tightening the forward tilt knob as tight as it goes. I can't pull the footrest out and use it as support or I will literally flip over forwards. The back wheel is lifting up off the ground and I am definitely not heavy enough for it to do that unless the structural integrity of the chair is seriously damaged. I've tried everything, including putting things under the front wheels to balance it out, because I really want to like this chair... but no amount of changing my posture will do it. If I so much as breathe in this chair I have to sit way back to make sure I don't fall out of it.2. The seat is so uncomfortable. The tilted-up bits on the left and right might be nice if they were cushioned, but they are hard metal and so painful against my thighs. I can't sit in the same spot for more than two or three minutes or I start seriously hurting to the point I'm probably going to bruise. You can feel the hard metal underneath digging into your legs.3. There is no way to lock the arms, so if you so much as bump one of the arms, it makes a horrible, jarring click and digs into your side one way or the other. They're also majorly loose even though I followed the instructions exactly and tightened everything as tight as possible.4. The instructions themselves are a mess. All pictures. I put the footrest on completely wrong because it doesn't even have a picture for doing it and injured myself several times trying to get it on. Some parts don't look like they do in the manual and you have to make your best guess and sometimes do trial and error. The base was so difficult, too, the manual makes it look like you're supposed to slide it in and that is not the case. I injured myself here, too, thinking I was just doing it wrong when in fact it was the manual that was wrong and I had to figure out how to get it in myself.Just overall the chair is insanely uncomfortable, which is such a shame, because it's absolutely adorable. At this point I just want my money back. What a waste. I should've known it was too cute to be true.

This chair was not and expensive computer gaming chair by any means for only 79 bucks. But I was totally taken back by the quality feel of the materials the manufacturer used to make it. First of all they used such as an all steel and metal tubing with nice steel Allen head hardware that used the same Allen head tool to assemble the chair and nothing else was required. I was really impressed by the manual as it was easy to follow in putting together the chair. The only gripe was the hardware package didn't come with the letters associated with the task. You had to look it up in the beginning of the manual and make a reference to each type of hardware that was different in size though that wasn't a big deal. I like it and truly recommend it and it won't break the bank period.Sam m

Had trouble with the whole thing, because the user manual didn't even have any words. The manufacturer only posted pictures & no stable directions, so that completely turned me off about the assembly part, because it took me 1.5 hour's & I got frustrated. Luckily, my younger brother has mechanic hands, because he's bigger than me at 6' 2" tall (I am only 5' 2" tall) & was able to firmly assemble the chair. My sons love the strudiness, size, comfort, back support, & the height. The chair also had a back massager which turned out to be good, because he has a group of friend's who get together & game on their PlayStations. There is also a nice feature that allows you to recline your chair, similar to a LayZBoy, & the calf support cushion on the bottom of the chair as an added bonus, because my sons have a big wide body frame in reality.