Dowinx Gaming/Office PC Chair with Massage Lumbar Support, Vintage Style PU Leather High Back Adjustable Swivel Task Chair with Footrest (Black and Red)

THOUGHTS The Dowinx gaming chair is one of the best gaming chairs sold on Amazon. If your having doubts on what chair to buy and if this chair is a good choice, have no worries about buying the Dowinx. COMPARISON It’s a super comfortable chair for extended gaming sessions or working from home. I have compared this chair to the Respawn 110 chair which I bought before this chair and without a doubt this chair is better. SEAT CUSHION The seat cushion is excellent, nice and soft yet firm enough to support your weight without sinking to the bottom like the Respawn and having your but be uncomfortable due to the seat cushion flattening so much that your sitting on the frame. LUMBAR PILLOW Just like the seat cushion the chairs lumbar pillow and head pillow provide the same comfortable support. The firmness of the pillows is crucial because if they’re too soft they sink into chair. I had this issue with the Respawn, the lumbar pillow would flatten from the weight of my back and would sink into the crevice of the chair due to me shifting back and forth. The Dowinx solved that issue and also added the massaging function which is a really nice feature. NECK PILLOW Just like the lumbar Pillow The Neck Pillow Offers great support. One great example is I’ll sit in the chair, recline it back, sink my neck into the pillow, and it makes my phone use excellent. It puts my head and neck aligned with my phone while being supported in comfortable position. My back is comfortable due to the neck and lumbar pillow conforming to me like a bed so I’m not slouching or staring down at my phone arcing my neck in bad position. FOOT REST The foot rest is another feature I really enjoy because I’ll use the chair to read. I pull the rest, Recline to a good position, lay my legs on the rest, and it makes it so comfortable to read. Also the same ergonomic method I use when I use my phone works just the same when I’m reading. Also sometimes I’ll sit crisscross on the chair and restrict blood flow to the rest of legs when I’m siting like that, so I’ll just slide the foot rest out and lay my legs out and problem solved. ARM REST I like how the arm rest reclines with the chair so your hands lay flat and comfortable on the arm rests. Napping on the chair is also a good option because of the reclining arm rest. WHEELS The wheels are simple, smooth, and roll well. Personally I upgraded all my wheels to a single blade wheel design. So it rolls much easier but it did add more height to the chair when it’s at its lowest level so keep in mind if you want the feature. It may raise your chair so much that your feet may not touch the ground. I’ve seen it happen to my colleagues. STYLE In my opinion the Dowinx has a modern look with beautiful embroidery which is aesthetically pleasing making your office or setup look professional yet stylish. Also they offer many colors so you can style your area much easier. SETUP Building it wasn’t hard, all the hardware you need to build the chair is included and it offers a nice instruction booklet and video instructions. Thank you for reading this and hope this review helps you. Also if this was helpful hit the helpful button and have great Day.

I remember reading a few reviews prior to buying this chair that said the sewing started to come undone and things like that, but so far (5-6 months later) it still looks like it did when I bought it. I can confirm it feels like you're going to tip over backwards when it leans back, but it hasn't, and it does like to tip forward if you're the kind of person who sits on the edge of their chair so it could drop you on your butt if you're not careful. I do wish the bottom cushion wasn't so long, it makes sitting all the way back in the chair awkward. And yes, of your over about 5'8" - 5'10", the footrest is more like a calf rest and is all but useless to you. I took the lumbar support off because it's basically just a big padded vibrator and is very loud. But even with all that said, I think it's worth the money as it is overall comfortable, sturdy, and good quality. The recline works well, the height adjust doesn't move on you arbitrarily, they could've done with more padding on the backrest, though. The racing seats in my project car have more padding than that, but I'm nit picking now. If you are a gentle to only mildly abusive user, not less than 5'4", and no more than 200lbs, this chair will serve you well.

I did a lot of research for a chair that would help correct my posture, but also be durable, comfortable and a decent value. I'm pretty sure I chose correctly. Pros: - Really intricate stitching really sets it apart -- there's a lot of chairs like this, but none look quite this good. - Faux-leather has a neat "weave" pattern. - Padded armrests are firm but comfortable and hinge when you recline. - The recline is really comfortable. - Surprisingly sturdy footrest. - Have put the seat all the way back and I haven't fallen on my ass; the center of gravity and base seems sturdy and well-balanced. - Seat cushion seems firm and supportive. - Fully-upright posture is made comfortable by the neck pillow thing. - The base and wheels look really well constructed. We'll see how well they hold up, but I actually have high hopes. (I'm very wary of replacing the wheels with those rollerblade casters because I think it would throw off the center of gravity and toss me onto my head.) Cons (sort of): - Pleather (faux-leather, whatever) is a little squeaky. - Seat back hinge has some give in the locking position so that when you push yourself up from sitting, the seat back sort of rocks forward. Not a huge deal, but the first time I wondered if I had tightened all the bolts properly. - Massaging feature on the lumbar support leaves a lot to be desired, but it's not a bad bonus. - I could use some ventilation in the lumbar region. - Slightly (like, very slightly) shorter than other chairs I'm used to. Fine for me, but might be a consideration for very short individuals. - Wish I could tighten the neck pillow strap to lock it in place. (The elastic strap does a commendable job to keep it in place, but I'd like to lock it the hell down.) - I could use some more adjustable positions to customize it precisely to my frame -- armrest height, shoulder-wing flare, hip flare, lumber support arch, footrest reach -- but honestly, for the price I think that may be asking too much. I'm very impressed, and I think it hits the price-point perfectly. I'll be very interested to see how it holds up, but I think even if it starts to wear out in a few years, I'd keep the frame and just replace the parts or reupholster it in something with more durability and ventilation -- something woven, perhaps? It makes me wonder what a $400 or $500 Titan chair does better. (I guess I'll never know, because this chair really ticks all the boxes.) If anything goes horribly wrong, I'll be sure to edit this review, but for now I'm def satisfied.

This is a great chair. I have had it for 4 years with no problems. In fact, I’m buying a second one for the office, since I bought the first one to work from home. I would recommend this chair to anyone looking for a chair that is comfortable to sit in all day for work.

This chair is durable, comfortable, and they have great service. I bought this chair in March of 2021. March of 2026 I still have it. By 2026 I did wear out one arm rest, I tend to lean on one elbow while I work. Unsure I reached out do Dowinx, I thought it was a long shot, yet they were able to sell me replacement parts. Five years on, everything else about the chair was still in good shape, it was just the padding in one arm I wore out. I put the replacement arms on, good as new. Could the padding in the arms be a little more stout, probably. If I get a few more years out of this chair, that's going to be a pretty good run. I am happy I didn't have to shop for another chair as I like this one. I am happy that I didn't have to throw the entire chair in the trash because one part went bad. It's refreshing to see products that aren't just treated as disposable. It's nice that they had prompt customer service that got back to me in a day or so. After a few e-mails they figured out what parts I needed, I think it was a week or less for the replacement parts to arrive.

Review: have the chair almost a month and then all of a sudden there's a lot of movement if I scoot the chair forward the arms and the back moving to 10 in. Then when I sit back they go back to a stop. Dowinx email troubleshot it with me doing the checking, then sent me the new part. Fixed it. Downix LS-6689 gaming/office PC chair, black and red, review. I'm 5' 9" and 225 lbs. One of the reasons I bought this chair is it lays back to165 degrees, almost flat. Great style, very elegant looking. Very comfortable. I have a small computer gaming desi sit with chair all the way up; to put the chair under the desk with the arms below it I just have to lower it all the way. Pros: Easy to put together, almost all the screws are already screwed a little into the holes where they go, makes assembly easier and faster. Lays back to165 degrees which is almost flat. I love the styling, very classy. The head rest and lumbar support are great once you’ve adjusted them for your body and if you don’t like them, you can take them off. Swivels nicely with no noise. Fit's me very well. Does everything it's supposed to do. The seat is really comfortable, but if it gets bad then I have the foam seat cushion that makes your rear end say ‘Ahhhhh’. Love the linkage arm rests, they don’t get in the way. The leg rest is comfortable but isn’t a foot rest, for that you need to by a PC recliner and even at my height your feet may still hang off. It does rock and loosened up and rocked better with a little use. No noise rocking it. Cons: The base for the wheels is too short. It needs a lot more support. Even with my legs on the fully extended leg rest I tip over backwards going all the way back if I don’t make sure a single leg is straight out behind me. Gave the wife a good laugh. Going far back it still doesn’t feel really stable. I loosened the retention spring on the bottom of the chair to rock a little and when I laid back the chair back suddenly dropped a little and scared me. I use the arms to scoot back and I noticed there is play forward and back in the chairback of about 6 or so inches, I can move the back just by moving the arms. It moves forward and when I sit against the back it goes back. Took off the urethane wheels and tried the original wheels and I still have the same issue, feels unstable I see where the wider folks complain about the sides of the seat hurting their legs. They are hard and if I’m a little off center they make my legs sore so I have to readjust my sitting position then it’s just fine. Massager is eh. Kind of buzzes, has no off and on, probably so you don’t forget and pull something off your desk. Buy a long USB extension cord for your chair if you plan on using the massager. I can see why they have it shorter as the longer cord may get run over and thrashed. In the pics I put a red line along the length of the USB for the backrest so you can see it will work, but it’s short. The raise and lower lever feels cheap and is a bit back and hangs down and a little hard to get to. It has a lot of slop. Mods: I put small urethane wheels on it because they are soooo much smoother and won’t tear up the floor and rolls like it should. Let’s face it, the wheels that come stock on all gaming and office chairs just suck. Urethane wheels work better on carpet to. The urethane wheels I purchased are barely larger than the ones the chair comes with. Summery, even though there are a lot of cons here and it seems to have some issues now. Way too much back and arm movement. The sliding lock on the up and down doesn't lock anything and the up/down handle is very hard to reach and really flops around now. For me it’s very comfortable, fits me well and nothing about it takes my attention away from the computer, while gaming or broadcasting.

I purchased two gaming chairs from Downix on a budget and have been thoroughly impressed with the quality and customer service. The initial setup was straightforward, and the chairs themselves are comfortable and sturdy. There was a minor hiccup when one of the chairs arrived without a head pillow. I reached out to Downix’s customer service, and they were quick to respond and provide the missing pillow, demonstrating their commitment to customer satisfaction. Fast forward almost two years, the cushions on the arms of the chairs had flattened. Despite being out of warranty, Downix was willing to send replacement arms at no charge. This level of post-purchase support is commendable and not something you see every day. While the chairs may not be top of the line, they have held up remarkably well over time. The minor issues encountered were promptly addressed by Downix, making them seem insignificant in the grand scheme of things. In conclusion, if you’re in the market for a budget-friendly gaming chair that doesn’t compromise on comfort and customer service, Downix is a solid choice. Their commitment to customer satisfaction, even post-purchase, sets them apart in the crowded market of gaming chairs. The chairs have proven to be a great value for the money, earning them a well-deserved five-star rating.

It was the best chair I ever owned for a few days. Then one day I leaned slightly to the left to grab my drink and heard a metallic popping sound from under the seat. After that it became the wobble chair, and was unable to maintain a solid rigid position when locked in place. The company reached out to me via Amazon and attempted to make things right. They asked for a video and pictures so they could identify the problem. (I've included the video in this review.) A week or 2 later I received a brand new base plate from their factory in China. Except they didn't give instruction for how to remove the haudraulic rod from the base. According to youtube a pipe wrench and a gentle turn is all it takes. Im here to tell you it takes a pipe wrench and a homerun swing from a rubber mallet. Lmao. I ended up swapping out the parts, and while it no longer squeeks it also still has a slight wobble in the locked position. Noticeable and annoying wobble. A return worthy annoyance for mechanical failure. Plus side of the chair: If you're a grown man the leg rest will not buckle or bend. Very good design on the leg rest. My favorite feature. The vibrating pillow is absolutely useless. I promise it will bring you no relief. Might as well drive back and forth over a cattle guard or railroad tracks, or the rumble bars on the shoulder of the road at 75 mph. The pillow also arches your back into an ungodly and uncomfortable position. Assembly: Absolutely amazing. Idiot proof. 1 person can do it. Genius level assembly design. Comfort: comfort level 100/100. Im 250 lbs grown man and avid gamer aside from being a productive member of society. This thing will cradle you like a new born baby for up to 12 hours or more of straight gaming. Not that I've done that before, or have i? You'll never get stiff or sore in this chair though. Summary: Just a crap chair that squeeks and wobbles. Will be contacting Amazon again to sort this out. Now that the chair is damaged from the pipe wrench I probably just threw a couple hundred dollars in the garbage.

Its the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in my life with a massager and a footrest what else do we need.

Purchased during the Black Friday sale in 2024, chair was very easy to assemble. Most difficult part was the base assembly, but if you manage to partially install all 5 legs, then flip it upright and step on the center base carefully, you can snap all 5 legs into place with little effort. Overall quality is fantastic at this price point, attention to detail is good. The arms are slightly flimsy, as is the foot rest assembly and most likely won't last beyond a few years, but for at this price point, the overall quality exceeds expectations. both back and seat cushions are well padded and comfortable (household users are 5'10" - 180 lbs and 5'2" - 120 lbs) seat depth is good enough that we can sit crosslegged without using the foot rest. "Massage" function is basically just a mild vibration in the lumbar cushion which does nothing for us. Cushion itself is comfortable enough and the location is adjustable along the two straps that wrap vertically around the back section of the chair. Overall width is good, much wider than either of us need, seat depth is good as well. Overall 5 stars and would recommend to anyone looking for a reasonably priced and decently built office/gaming chair.

Very comfortable to use, practical and easy to install. I loved it. It comes with a manual and a video on how to install it.

I have put together several office chairs. This one had the clearest, most easy-to-follow instructions I've seen. Sturdy, solid chair.

Que pedazo de silla con materiales de alta calidad, cómoda que nada mas te sientas y te duermes, a un excelente precio y lo único malo es que tu lo tienes que armar :P