Homall Gaming Chair, Video Game Chair with Footrest and Massage Lumbar Support, Ergonomic Computer Chair Height Adjustable with Swivel Seat and Headrest (White)

This chair is great. The price was great and it was so fast and easy to put together. I got this for my husband’s birthday and he loved it. He’s about 6’3 and 260lbs and he has more than enough space in this chair. It’s comfortable and we both love that it has a foot stool and the messager. Just wish that the messager would have been a bit stronger but it’s cool.

I've bought this for my son as a Christmas gift. He was in desperate need of a new chair. He told me it's very comfortable and he loves that it vibrates. He likes the pillow for his head. He enjoys how it can lean back and lock into that position. Now me...it has the look of a higher end gaming chair but alot less expensive. I'm still not sure why people buy those chairs but to each their own. You'll get most of the same Creature Comforts of a higher end chair minus the light at a crazy affordable cost. It was easy to put together.

This chair is really nice. It has cool features and good quality. * Adjustable height * Back Massager * Optional head pillow (can be put on or left off) * Rolls smoothly * Pull out footrest * Reclines nicely Overall, it is a good chair for gaming or for your office at a reasonable value!

I bought this chair for my 11yr old gamer. It is height and recliner adjustable with decent foot rest support. Assembling the chair was very easy. The instructions are very detailed and easy to follow. The hardware was conveniently packaged individually on one flat piece of cardboard and bundled per sub-assembly. It would have taken me approx. 1-1/2 to 2 hrs. if I used the included allen wrench but I used a drill with an attachment so it took me approx. 1 hr. to assemble. I had to do a little digging to find one of the LED cords because one of the connections was tucked inside the bottom cushion. This was not a big issue. It was fun playing with the multiple LED color modes. Our chosen mode looks great! The designers should include a pouch for a battery pack or a re-charging battery pack. I would not want to stress about running over cables or a hard disconnect on any USB cables connected to the hardware. The cushioning is of decent value for an individual without body aches and pains. Overall it is very good quality for the life (approx 2-yrs) of the product. I'm a 55yr. old woman, if I can assemble this chair within 1-hr, so can you! Happy New Year, happy gaming and good luck!

Working great - easy to assemble and comfortable- don’t use all day but long periods of time when I do

Well made (with some mistakes), comfortable. Holes in the 5 legs drilled incomplete, wrong position, missing. Had to drill and hand fit. Someone had a hangover I suppose.

Bought it for my 11 year old for Christmas last year (2024). He still uses it today (Dec 2025). He loves it. Easy to assemble, easy to adjust height and recline, and looks nice. Could it be more comfortable? Sure, for adults it could be better…But it was cheap at the time (what, maybe $80-$100? Can’t remember, but something around that) and it has held up very well. The massaging pillow is little, and just vibrates, but I mean…that’s what is expected there. Son still likes it. Kinda wish the vibrating pillow had a battery pack option, because the cord gets in the way if he rolls, spins around (like kids like to do) or moves or walks - and because of that, the cord broke. Not sure I’d personally like to sit in it all day for working, as an adult, but it’s perfect for kids.

I have had this chair for a little over a year, and while I was happy with it at first, I would now give it a solid 3 stars. The first reason for the three star rating is the way the arms are bolted on. About once a week, I have to tighten all of the screws holding the arms on because they're not sturdy. It's because the screws holding the arms in place aren't long enough to keep the arms firmly in place once tightened. My second reason is that the leg rest is impractical if you're trying to use it while sitting at a desk. When fully extended, it is an awkward length that does nothing to support your legs. If you use it with your feet on the foot rest and your knees bent up in front of you, it's decent, but you can't sit at a desk like that (or at least none of my desks allow for that), so the leg/foot rest is not useful most of the time. My third reason for the three star rating is unless is the comfort level. It's terrible. I feel like it wasn't quite this bad the first few months I had it, but the pillow on the head rest always causes probably because it doesn't hold still and can't be lowered far enough. It also doesn't stay put, so I have to readjust it every time I lean forward or get up. The massage part of the back rest is hard and never allows me to sit in the correct posture. I removed it, but the back of the chair has no cushion whatsoever, which means you're leaning against the equivalence of plastic, which is incredible uncomfortable. The seat part seems to have worn significantly in the year I've had it, and it's starting to be uncomfortable for long periods of time. I am unfortunately going to have to buy another chair even though I thought this one would last much longer. I give it a 3 star rating. The comfort level is low to begin with and gets lower over time, the footrest isn't very practical for desk sitting, and the arms have to be constantly tightened. I also think the two tone color options look really stupid in basically every setting aside from a devoted gaming room, but that's more of a personal preference.