Gaming Chair

I bought this chair a few days ago and it has been great so far. The seat is comfortable, the back support feels solid, and the flip-up arms are really convenient. It was easy to assemble and feels sturdy when sitting for long periods. Overall, a very good chair for the price.

The BestOffice PC Gaming Chair is a solid choice for those seeking comfort and functionality in both gaming and office environments. With its ergonomic design, it provides excellent lumbar support, which is essential for long hours of sitting. The chair is adjustable, allowing users to find their perfect height and recline angle, enhancing overall comfort. The cushioning is plush yet supportive, striking a good balance that prevents discomfort during extended use. The breathable material helps with airflow, reducing heat buildup, which is a common issue in many gaming chairs. The sleek, modern aesthetic makes it a stylish addition to any setup, whether for gaming or professional use. Assembly is relatively straightforward, taking about 30 minutes, and the instructions are clear. One drawback, however, is that while the chair is sturdy, it may not be suitable for users who are significantly taller or heavier, as it has weight limits that could affect durability over time. Overall, the BestOffice PC Gaming Chair offers great value for its price, combining ergonomic features with a stylish design, making it a worthy investment for gamers and professionals alike.

Edit: Still a great chair, but one of the arm rests just snapped, most likely it was due to me putting too much weight on one side, but it’s made out of plastic so it would have snapped eventually anyway. So let me start off by saying; This is probably the easiest chair I’ve ever had to put together. It took me at the most 40 minutes (only because I kept grabbing the wrong screws and having to double check stuff so often). The only thing “wrong” with the chair I got, was one of the holes in the base didn’t line up correctly so I now have an extra screw, other than that, it was an easy setup. Now onto reclining; I’ll have to admit, I was a little stupid to not check the reviews before I bought it, but I checked after and a lot of people were saying the same thing: “this chair does not recline” and the thing is… it does… as my father quotes all the time “you have to be at least 5% smarter than an object to actually use it”. If you want it to recline, you pull the lever out like ANY other office chair, otherwise your chair will just keep stopping you from reclining and it’ll feel like it’s stuck in the position you set it up in. Onto comfort and chair size; Personally I’d rather have a bigger chair, but I only got this one as a temporary chair for until I move into a more permanent residence. The chair actually is pretty comfy, I’ve been using it since I set it up, and other than wishing the seat or back was slightly bigger, it really is comfy. The arms are a little higher than I’d like but you get what you paid for. If you want any other information about the chair, you’ll just have to go out on a limb and try it out yourself, I mean this is probably the cheapest gaming chair you’ll get for this quality (which is surprisingly good).

Bought this for my son to use with a gaming desk we got also for Christmas. Chair is great quality and looks and feels good quality. It has good support and it’s a great size. I’m very happy with this purchase as is my son.

I purchased the BestOffice PC Gaming Chair Ergonomic for my home office/gaming setup, and it has been a great addition. Assembly was straightforward and didn’t take long at all. The tools and instructions were included. The chair is surprisingly comfortable, especially for long hours of work or gaming. The ergonomic design provides solid back support, and the adjustable height and reclining feature make it easy to find a comfortable position. The padding is firm yet supportive, and the armrests are positioned well for everyday use. I also really like the overall look of the chair. It has a sleek, modern gaming style that fits nicely into my setup without looking bulky or cheap. The materials feel durable, and the chair rolls smoothly without making noise or scratching the floor. For the price, this chair offers excellent value. It’s a solid option if you’re looking for an affordable ergonomic gaming or office chair that looks good, feels comfortable, and holds up well with daily use. I would definitely recommend it to anyone needing a budget-friendly yet functional chair.

For the cost. I picked this chair up during Christmas sale time. For the price I paid it is an excellent value. It is comfortable to sit in, the quality of the material is very good. The base is superb, made from what appears to be good quality metal - NOT PLASTIC - The upholstery looks to be stitched well and the material seems well made. The seat is comfy, not too firm or soft for now. How well it holds up is yet to be seen. This chair could have been an excellent except for a couple flaws. The seat and back are attached to each other with the arm brackets. Two screws through the arm bracket into the seat and two into the back on each side for a total of eight screws, four on each side. The bracket itself is sturdy plastic and the arms rotate up and back or down to rest your arms on. The problem lies in the screw holes that the actual screws go in. I only had one on each side of the seat that were secure and did not rotate when you tried to tighten down the screw. So basically the back and arms are being held in place with only one screw on each side of the seat. Don't know how long that will last. I doubt if it last for very long. That is the major concern. A couple of smaller issues, the seat seems to be tilted down towards the front slightly and the back doesn't recline very far. A couple more inches and it would have been perfect. At the $55 I paid it is worth the price. At the normal price I'm not so sure.

This chair is really sturdy and used for my nine year old. She is really comfortable in it. It will fit her until she’s an adult as well with adjusting available.

My chair is still sitting in pieces on the floor, after making a new attempt each day for three days. The bottom (metal) comes together very easily, and it took me about ten minutes for all of it, if that. The top and seat of the chair are then held together by only the arms of the chair, by four screws, two on each side (I am not optimistic about the durability of these four screws holding a back on a chair as someone moves around and puts their weight against it to begin with. The next problem is that the four holes that attach the arms and thus hold the entire upper chair together are very poorly drilled. I tried putting the screws in the holes with the hand tool they provide and a drill, and they don't want to go in. I tried just putting the screw in the hole to see if I was getting a bad angle, but they really don't want to go in the hole without the arm between it. They seem to have been generally drilled very haphazardly, and if you don't get the exact angle, it doesn't go in. If you do get the right angle, and the pieces shift (which they almost always will, especially if you're working by yourself, as you are holding together two weighty pieces that are secured in no way, until those screws get started, then you won't be able to get the screw in; and you'll have to pull it back and find the passage again. On top of that, because the screw holes are drilled how they are, it is very easy, much easier than getting it in the socket, to get the screw to go off at an angle and just screw into the padding of the chair. I have been working on this upper for over two hours, and I've gotten one screw in (loosely, so I can still move the pieces); and I'm frankly beginning to worry that the pressure of wrestling with the chair over and over to get in the other three (or just the next one) is going to end up snapping it off on the socket. The chair shows it being able to recline and adjust a few inches, but I really see nothing on the chair that could possibly make this possible (unless their photographing the slow progress of the chair back breaking off, because it's only held by four screws that don't want to find the socket with a map and a local guide). This chair will most likely be renamed by me to be "That time I paid $50 to take something to the trash room", because without paying someone to do it, I don't think I will ever be able to get it together. I watched the video. It doesn't work. I read the reviews that said it was easy to put together, and their suggestions didn't work (and I'm wondering if they were paid now). I would return it, but after having worked in an office for years and having put together numerous desk chairs, I was sure it would be no issue and threw out the box and shipping materials. I guess, it is mine now. My millstone. To grant the star I gave it, if the pieces went together, which they don't, it would be a nice looking chair. It would be roomy. The padding seems comfortable. But it doesn't. It lays on the floor in pieces. If you ever ask why a chair costs so much less than the others, there is a reason.