XP-1 Cohesion Folding Gaming Chair

I have 3 boys & of course they love to play video games & watch tv. I really didn't want to spend money on a couch for them to use in their tv room so I was searching on amazon for seating solutions & came across these. The price was right, the reviews were good & Christmas was coming up. I purchased them & they have worked out great! I love that they fold up so we can put them in the closet of the tv room (which also doubles as our guest room) so they can be out of the way when we have guests staying with us. 4 months have passed & they have held up well & believe me when I tell you my Boys are not gentle!

Was going to give it 3 stars based on my initial impression but after using it a few times I'd say it's a pretty decent chair. Read the reviews before I bought and they are mostly accurate. Chair does have a tipping back problem that can be easily solved by placing a small pillow underneath the rocking part of it. Not as comfortable as it looks, particularly the front of the chair where your thighs rest. The wood frame is close to the surface there. Rather small. I wouldn't recommend this chair for anyone bigger than me. I'm 5'10" about 165 lb. Main reason I bought is because it is one of the few chairs available that folds up for easy storage and the low price. Could be better but overall I'm pleased with it. Suits my needs just fine.

Um, well sit in it. Buy it if you want, but it's not even comfortable. I'm 5'6" and it's just too small. It's about 3 feet tall... And it falls back ever time. Now my 2 yr old can sit in it. But 2 yr olds dint need gaming chairs. I returned it. Looking at one that has a stand or base. I just don't know if it's good to sit in this chair the only way you can. If you end up getting this. For 50$ lol you'll know what I mean. But good job c for effort

As many other reviewers have noted, this chair is not designed properly to support an adult or older child. The arch of the rocking part is such that when you sit in it, you have the tendency to fall backwards. A good rocker requires you to somewhat push yourself back to get the rocking motion. In this chair, however, you must fight to keep yourself forward and in the upright position. The center of gravity is simply just poorly designed.Additionally, the wooden frame can be felt as you sit on the chair. This isn't too bad for a few minutes, but over time, it starts to hurt your legs.The only good thing that can be said about this chair is its ability to be folded up and stored. This is a nice feature. But given the other problems, I would not recommend this chair to anyone.

Overall, the chair works as intended. My greatest criticism, is that the base is not weighted heavy or wide enough - therefore, people often tip all the way backwards when they sit in the chair. Now, this can be a criticism or an entertainment value if you like to see your friends fall on their back when they attempt to sit in this chair. I have other game-rockers that don't have this problem so its flaw is easy to engineer/design out. I wouldn't buy it again.

This chair works great for my son. It is comfortable and easy to move around. It folds for easy storage. I recommend it .

I got this chair when it was in Amazon's Gold Box. I probably wouldn't buy it at full price, but it works well for my dorm room so I could have extra seating and a nice place to relax. It works fine for me, though I am only 5'5 (apparently other taller reviewers were less comfortable). I do feel most secure when I prop it up against something, usually the wall, but I've never tipped all the way back. On the heavier side, though it folds to fit under my bed (which is on risers). Overall, seems to be of good quality and nice material.

I bought this chair for my husband . I wanted it because it didn't have the speakers and such. Well it ripped in the seat rather quickly. It also is very small...meaning not wide at all. We ended up giving it to our 5 year old. And his weight ripped the sseat..he weighs 42 lbs.