Ergonomic Pillow Sitting Chair For Short People

Honestly, for only ~$110 and free 1day Shipping, it's a steal. -Looks good, (Personally Love the Diamond Stitching, and love the Controller Logo of this company on the Pillows) -Easy to assemble (took me ~30mins alone) with easy step by step instructions. -As title states, more comfortable than my $300 Sparco Gaming Racing Seat. Maybe my posture has been terrible over the years, but I personally don't find the back pillow comfortable (I got used to it in a week with the chair slightly tiled more than usual) but I love the head pillow. I bought this primarily as a guest chair for co-op gaming in my room, (so it's currently has the plastic it came with over it to keep it new) but if I knew about B&H and this company 5 years ago, I would have chosen this chair 1st instead of my $300 Sparco Seat, (Especially since I was a broke Highschool Student back then saving allowance $$$). When I buy a house in a couple years, will definitely buy 4+ of these for my dining room, it's that comfortable and cheap.

The gaming chair is very comfortable if you like stiff but firm chair. It's not the type where it feels like sift pillow. But it's worth the money though definitely has a racing seat feel to it.

This new chair may be a bit to comfortable. My kids have been fighting over it since I first put this together. Putting this chair together was quite straightforward. Everything was packaged well. I did not need any tools, as the only tools needed are the included Allen Keys. I almost got lost trying to figure out which way to attach the tilt mechanism, but it is clearly marked “Front” with an arrow showing which way it goes. Now on to the most important parts. The chair feels very solid with no play or wobble. Even when leaning all the way back (and the chair really leans back) the chair is solidly balanced. The chair swivels and rolls very smoothly. The lift and reclining mechanisms both work flawlessly. I personally like the lumbar pillow and have yet to make up my mind on the head rest pillow (though I seem to keep using it). I really like the way this chair looks. Everything feels to be of high quality. I expect this chair to last a while. All in all, I am very happy with this chair and highly recommend it. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

This is my first gaming chair and I’m glad it was. It’s very customizable from the recliner to the movable arm rests. The neck pillow even adjusts. Overall great chair, highly recommend

Super thankful for a quality, experienced chair that suits my sitting habits on every occasion.

I don't know why people don't buy this, it is really useful. it can be work table, chair, sawhourse, etc.

I bought this for work and love it. No assembly and easy to use. So much better than sitting in you chair all day. The price is great and sturdy.

I bought this chair mainly for when I play MSFS2020 and use the turtle beach velocity one controllers. will end up getting a steering wheel and peddles for forza eventually. The chair is pretty comfortable to sit in, I'm usually only sitting in it a couple hours at time so I'm not sure how extended periods of sitting time would be. Putting together the chair wasn't too bad but I ended up using a real screw instead of the short cheap thing that comes with it for tightening the screws. Overall nice chair.

I am quite satisfied with my purchase. A couple of suggestions, the chair should have an option cushion purchase. I found that after a while of sitting in the chair I started to feel uncomfortable and called it a day. I did purchase a cockpit chair cushion. The other, there were no instructions to give you an idea where and how to use the hardware, you have to figure it out for yourself.

Works well to stand on - for photographing large crowd, or sitting on to photograph young children. For sitting, it even comes with a cushion that you can put on and take off. Works very easy to open and close, and takes very little space when closed (and even when open - compared to ladder etc.). Ingenious and simple system of opening and closing. Some have commentated or asked about stability. It's not exactly as standing on a 6' A-frame ladder, or on a solid metal construction four-legged chair. I would compare it to standing on a folding chair; you'll feel some flex, but you really do get a firm platform, and, as long as you step up and down firmly and in the center (not too close to the edge), you'll be fine.