Razer Enki X Essential Gaming Chair: All-Day Gaming Comfort - Built-in Lumbar Arch - Optimized Cushion Density - Dual-Textured, Eco-Friendly Synthetic Leather - Adjustable 152-degree Recline

conforme à la description confortable et de qualité

Me encanto, una silla muy cómoda y rosa No es difícil de armar, y me gusto que trae su cojín para la cabecera

This chair was a birthday gift for my son who is obsessed with video games. He wanted a new desk chair and after much research, I bought the Razer Enki model. The first chair arrived in a box that had a large hole in it. Sure enough, half way through the assembly we discovered a crack in one of the arm’s framing. My son was so disappointed. I quickly reordered a new one and it arrived earlier than expected. The replacement Enki was in perfect condition. We were able to assemble it rather quickly and my son was more than eager to test it out. After a couple of hours of gaming, my son reported back that he loves the chair. His only complaint is with regards of the little neck pillow. The design of the pillow’s strap only allows the user to attach it in one position on the chair and it’s very uncomfortable. Other than that, we feel that the Enki is well made and should last for years to come. I was looking for a chair that can withstand regular use because my son is using it for gaming and schoolwork. Many desk chairs on the market have horrible reviews regarding the lifespan of the chair with regular use. I didn’t want to spend $100-200 on a chair that would break within a year. After assembling the Enki, I am confident this chair will see my son through high school and college. It’s a very sturdy, comfortable gaming desk chair.

Pro: Great product, well built and designed. Shipping was quick. Con: not as comfy on the back. Highly recommend you buy the lumbar back support designed by Razer. You can buy directly from their websites. 60 Canadian dollars but made the world of difference. Was a little disappointed. I was under the impression that the lumbar built into the design had me sold. Turns out it was a let down until I purchase the extra back lumbar pillow by Razer. If you're going to buy a nice chair for the esthetic and comfortability ypu might as well spend the extra 60 bucks for the bacl pillow. With the pillow it's a comfortable chair (hands down).

Ok, first off. One really important thing about this chair - if you read nothing else in my review: The side bolsters on the seat? They do not have a metal frame. They are made out of soft foam and will not dig into your legs. Finally someone made a gaming chair with pliable seat bolsters. The same is true of the back bolsters. Thank you Razer! I purchased this chair for my mom's birthday since she really wanted a nice pink chair. I have to say, I'm pretty impressed with it. For comparison: I have a DXRacer King Series, and my brother has an AKRacing Max chair. I also have a Herman Miller Embody chair, for those people who like to complain on the internet about how awful gaming chairs are, so I know what a quality chair feels like. OK! Of the three gaming chairs, the AKracing max is the widest of the bunch. It has the widest seat, and the widest space between arms. This can be annoying if you want to pull the arms in, since they only adjust like half an inch inwards. That's typic for gaming chairs. The Razer Enki has a slightly narrower seat than the AKRacing Max. However, it's still quite wide. I believe Razer calls this seat "ultrawide" and I can see it. As I mentioned above, the seat is incredibly comfortable because the 'wings' or 'bolsters' are soft! On my DXRacer, those seat bolsters are shaped by the metal tube frame and covered with a thin layer of foam. THAT DIGS INTO YOUR LEGS AND IS NOT COMFORTABLE AT ALL. This design earns gaming chairs a bad reputation lol. It makes sense for the racing car seats that these chairs were styled after, but definitely not one you use at your desk. Anyway. Yeah. It's soft and squishy. I happen to have a large butt, so I find this chair fantastic. The downside is the arms are not all that far apart. 21.5" from the inside of one arm pole to the other. Plus the On my embody chair they're 24.5" apart! The akracing max has them 23" apart and my dxracer king has them 22" apart. For my mom that was fine. For myself? I dunno. I was thinking about buying a black one for myself (I really wish they made these in blue!).. but that arm width.. Well, anyway. The back pillow is soft and squishy. The color pink is lovely. Only the edges of the chair are made out of pleather. The center of the seat and back is a microfiber material that feels like neoprene. Assembly was EASY. SO EASY. Oh my gosh. Dude! I really cannot overstate how easy it was to assemble. The quality is amazing. Aside from the arm width thing, lemme say this. IF YOU WANT THE AESTHETIC OF A GAMING CHAIR, THIS IS THE ONE TO BUY. It is true that the chair doesn't have adjustable lumbar support, but it does have a decent amount of that anyway. Like, I'd say it's about as supportive as any other chair you could buy for $200. I mean. I paid 4x the price for my Embody chair and I wouldn't say it was worth 4x for the back support lol. Also, this chair uses elastic straps to hold the seat up, and has a steel frame inside. Just like any other quality gaming chair I've poked at. At the retail price, I think it's the cheapest full size gaming chair you can get. Like this has similar dimensions to a secretlab titan or XL. Very Comfortable. More importantly, it's available at several retail stores as well as Amazon, so you can try one out in person and return it easily if you want. Again, I highly recommend it.