GTPLAYER Gaming Chair with Footrest, Big and Tall Computer Game Chair 350lb Racing Style, Ergonomic High Back Lumbar Support and Recliner, Moon Gray

I just got this chair and so far I’m really happy with it. The material feels soft but durable, and the padding is thick enough to stay comfortable through long sitting sessions. The footrest is a nice bonus—it slides out easily and actually feels sturdy. Assembly took a little time but wasn’t hard, and all the parts fit together well. The reclining feature works smoothly, and the lumbar and neck pillows make a big difference for support. Overall, it looks great, feels solid, and is a good deal for the price. Perfect for both gaming and working from home.

This chair is so comfortable and durable. It was easy to assemble and great to use for long periods of time. My husband uses it to recline and loves it. Also I was very surprised by the price was good. It adjusts up down, back and then forward. It is strong and designed well. Nice color.

I’ve been using this chair for a few weeks now, and I’m really happy with it. The seat is roomy and supportive, and the cushioning feels just right—not too soft, not too firm. The footrest is a nice bonus, especially when I want to recline and relax after gaming or working. The high back and lumbar support make a big difference during long sessions at the computer. I also like that it feels sturdy and holds up well (I’m a bigger guy and it supports me with no problem). Assembly was straightforward, and the Moon Gray color looks sleek and modern in my setup. Overall, it’s a comfortable, well-built chair that works great for both gaming and office work. Definitely glad I went with this one.

I bought this chair to replace my current gaming chair. I'm going to donate it to a friend, because it's not a terrible chair, and definitely worth the price paid. Here are my thoughts: Pros: - Many of the screws have blue Loc-Tite (or equivalent) pre-applied. A nice touch. - Spare parts are provided. I always love spare parts. - They of course provide a hex wrench to install the screws. I consider this a pro, even though using this is manually exhausting (no deduction for this, it truly is a 'Pro'). Fortunately, I have a ratcheting driver set with a hex head that fit the screws. - Though the wheel base isn't metal, it's a surprisingly heavy and substantial plastic. As a 190 lb. (86 kg) person, I felt that this base was in no danger of failure. - The wheels themselves also seem to be sturdy. - Overall, assembly was relatively simple. I had trouble with the 'foot rest' (more on the foot rest in cons), but I put that on me, not on the manufacturer. - The headrest pillow and lumbar pillow are nice touches. - The back height was perfect, and I enjoyed the range of comfort control adjustments available. Cons: - The seat material feels super slippery. I wish they could have gone with something like microfiber/ faux suede. - This is partly my fault, I misunderstood the product photos when I bought this: The arms are not adjustable. - Speaking of the arms: They're the same material as the seat. I don't have an issue with the 'slide-ability,' but my human arms kept sticking to the chair arms. Again, some microfiber/ faux suede would have been a lot better. But the arms weren't adjustable anyway, instant deal breaker for me. - The junction of the wheel base, hydraulic piston, and seat/ back was not locked in, in a very robust manner. More than once, I tried to lift the chair and either the base or the seat/ back separated. - Overall, the chair just didn't feel substantial. Frankly, it felt like sitting on a toy. A nice quality toy, but not a chair that I could use (as I need) for a full day of working from home and later, play. For its price, the chair would be a good purchase. It didn't work out for me, but instead of returning it, I'm going to gift it to a friend because it's a 4 out of 5 star chair. Definitely get this if you don't have about $300 to spend.

This chair is awesome! It’s so roomy and comfy, perfect for long Delta Force sessions. The back support keeps my back from hurting even when I’m grinding ranked matches for hours. When I get tired, I can lean back, kick up my feet, and rest super comfortably between games. It feels really solid, the wheels move smoothly, and setup was quick and easy. It’s made my gaming setup way better, I couldn’t be happier with it!

UPDATE 3/2/2026: Well I hate to say it but the chair only lasted for about 6-8 months and thats only using it 1-2 nights a week. If you work full time and need a chair you’ll probably burn through this chair in a matter of weeks. I got a new chair for Christmas of last year. Hope the other brand lasts longer than this chair did. ORIGINAL: The chair is great and does everything that they say it does. The only downfalls I’ve found is: cushion is harder than what my preference is. lumbar support pad is way too thick to use. Footrest brackets are plastic. No issue yet but it looks like it would fail pretty quick. If i lasts for more than a couple of months without breaking ill update this part. The arm rest came in broken. Cant say it was the companies falt because the package was punctured when it arrived. Not gonna worry about sending it back because its an easy fix for me and you cant even see that it was broken now.

So the foot rest I didn't use, putting it together was not a problem. It doesn't feel creaky or cheaply made, even though I'm every bit of 250 pounds (258ish). But what got it 5 stars is the adjustable back!! It's functionable & feels sold. WAY better adjustable back then I expected for the price. If this chair holds up well over the next few months, I plan on buying another to keep in storage for the day I need a new one, I like it (at the price) that much.

Decent chair with some good features, but not without flaws I’ve been using the GTPLAYER Gaming Chair with Footrest (Big and Tall, 350 lb, Racing Style) for a few weeks now, and overall it’s a solid mid-range option—but it isn’t perfect. What I liked: The racing style design looks great and gives a sporty vibe to my setup. The footrest is a nice addition and can be pretty comfortable when you want to stretch out during long sessions. It’s fairly sturdy and handles heavier users well, which is a plus if you’re bigger or want something that doesn’t feel flimsy. What could be better: The comfort level is just average. It’s fine for shorter gaming or work sessions, but the padding feels a bit firm and wears down faster than expected. Assembly was okay but the instructions were confusing at times, which added unnecessary frustration. Some of the adjustability features feel cheap, like the armrests and recline mechanism—they don’t feel as smooth or durable as I hoped. In summary, this chair offers a mix of solid features and average comfort. If you want a stylish gaming chair with a footrest at a reasonable price, it’s worth considering—but don’t expect premium comfort or long-term durability.