GTFORCE PACE RECLINING SPORTS RACING GAMING OFFICE DESK PC CAR FAUX LEATHER CHAIR (Blue)

So comfy, easy to build,

I thought I would give it a few months before I wrote a review to be fair.I got this when I started working from home more and built a proper office, which coincided with me.getting back into PC gaming.I think people should realise for £130 they arent going to get a ln ergonomically perfect, real leather office chair like something Steve Jobs would have. Nor is this a reclining sem chair replacement.However, for the price you pay, this is a damn good chair. I am 6ft 2 and so I spent a long time finding a chair with a hugh enough back to allow me to have a supported head, this does this comfortably.It is easy to put together and is fairly easy to use on carpet.Also, I am not a featherweight... at just over 100kg I needed something that was sturdy. So far this has shown no signs of any weakness, including the foot rest that I use regularly if I am watching a movie or participating in a tedious conference call (web cam off obviously!).My only slight niggle is the padding is... well OK but a little unforgiving, just slightly and so I do get up for breaks regularly. But you ought to he doing that anyway!So I rate this chair, I am a big guy and it does everything I need it to and is mostly totally comfy.

I have just assembled this and whilst the instructions are good not all the holes align perfectly, so you need to firmly wriggle some of the screws and there is a danger of "cross threading" them, which will weaken the chair.for the price I paid (£120) its okay, but there is a reason its £120 and not £400 to £800, so be warned... if you want a high end chair to last years, this is probably not for you! but for the 14 year old son to play his computor games on its fine.The footrest is the worst part as it looks flimsy, I am 100kg and there is no way I could use the footrest without it breaking quickly. but i think my son will be fine with it.The chair looks and feels really good and it had the Wow factor when my son saw it, so it does tick plenty of boxes. It will probably last a year or two, but not more and for anyone 90kg+ I would not recommend it.The paddles to control the tilt and up/down are miles under the chair, so thats not great, but over all you get what you pay for.It does not look or feel overly comfortable, but its okay.Update and dropped rating from 4 to 3 stars - Arm has fallen off, this is due to the screw falling out (thread and metal used very poor quality - I Have fixed by putting screw in with strong glue! it seems to be holding)

Easy to assemble, though instructions are limited, this is a really nice chair. Santa bought one for my Son at Christmas time, and he’s very happy with it! (Hiding it before the big day was quite a challenge as it is quite large)

The chair is extremely compy and I love it. There are a couple of issues that could be improved to make it a flawless chair.1. When reclined, one of the chair arms won't stay down so there is a slight imbalance.2. When you change the position you are sat in, the chair structure sounds like a creaky floorboard. Not sure if this is a defect or not but it does sometimes make me wonder if it will break in the future. Will update my review if so.3. The chair arms seem a bit flimsy. If like me you often lean to one side (i.e. putting more weight on one side more than the other), it feels like it could eventually snap off. Obviously the solution is not to do this, but it is a habit of mine and I find it comfortable to rest my head on my hand in this way.4. The foot rest seems a bit flimsy too. I rarely use this though.All in all it is good value for money and the issues are minor and I'm glad I bought it.EDIT: After 5-6 months daily (but careful) use, the faux leather has started peeling. The creaky floorboard sound, when sitting with your back against the back of the chair, is now getting a lot worse.

I'll start with the pros.+ Its comfortable, for a while.+ Its a fairly good build quality.Now the cons.- It constantly needs re-adjusting. The bolts come out WAY too easily. The arms go slack every 5 days of use. the base goes slack every few weeks.-The padding is subpar. For a chair that is originally 200+ quid. the actual stuffing is terrible. it becomes set in one position in no time and that is it. you can not re-adjust it. Then it becomes uncomfortable very quick.- The footrest. Its okay but its poorly thought out.- The stitching. Its already fraying with bearly any use on it. Especially in places where there shouldn't be use.- The wheels. They crack and pop with a very wary sound as if they are going too break at any point. constantly keeps you on your toes.Overall I am glad I got this chair at the cheaper price, but even then it still is over priced. It feels like a chair for about £50 - £70 not over a £100 and definatly not over £200. Maybe I got a bad one, but its the only one I have too review and its not great.

Good value for the money. Bought as a gift for my gaming mad other half. He assembled it in 30 minutes on his own. He says it is very comfy and looks very cool. The chair does creak and groan a bit when you move and the only negative thing he does say is that when you reclune it there is no lever or button to bring it back up to the sitting position, you have to sit up and pull the back up to a seating position, unless we are missing something? Overall he is happy with the chair.

Nice chair, very comfortable. 1 issue with it, the 2 plastic brackets that hold the leg rest seem very very flimsy & a spare one is provided which makes me feel even less confident about using it!