Gamer-Micro Suede Charcoal Suede

After a good deal of research, I purchased the Gamer-Micro chair primarily for its use of foam instead of beads. The chair arrives in a medium-sized box, vacuum compressed in a compact plastic bag which is inside a fabric zippered bag. Unzip the fabric bag, break the seal on the plastic bag, stuff it in the outer shell, and the chair begins the 24-hour journey to a fully-expanded chair.After one week of use, I'm very happy with the quality and comfort. It looks great in my gaming nook and has the perfect amount of filling to provide a surprising amount of support, whether using it like an easy chair or lounging sideways. You can sit many different ways and the foam does a good job of molding to shape and providing the right amount of 'sink', without that quicksand feel of 70s era bean bag chairs.Another bonus: the quality of the micro-suede fabric is quite good, and the construction is solid. It doesn't feel cheap.Overall, highly recommended. Be sure to note the size of the chair--the marketing photo captures the proportions about right, however it may look much larger in your space. It's definitely a bulky, heavy sack of foam. Worth it though.

Growing up in the 70's meant I spent a LOT of time in beanbag chairs. Now that I am a mom with kids of my own I thought I would introduce them to the joys of the beanbag, and I hit a homerun with the Sumo Lounge Gamer. I have twin sons who love to game and they absolutely swear by this beanbag chair. The size and stuffing ratio is perfect for molding it to fit your own particular comfort level, especially if you want to sit a little more upright. A great gift for the gamer!

I’ve had the opportunity to try out both the “Gamer” models in Sumo’s line of ultra-comfy chairs. I have to say that of the two, the micro-suede is my favorite. They both are awesome, but if you prefer Corduroy they also have that as an option as well. You really can’t go wrong with either model.