IKAYAA Ergonomic Racing Gaming Chair/Office Executive Computer Chair with Recline Armrest Headrest Waist Pillow

Gf bought this for me as a surprise. I was hesitant when I saw the price compared to the dxracers. Ive never sat in a dxracer, but this chair leaves me with no desires. I was extremely impressed for the price. The arm rests are super adjustable which is great. I find with the provided head pillow accessory, i have a hard time getting comfortable so i usually leave that off. I do use the lumbar pillow. The seat is nice and wide and hasnt shown any signs of wearing in yet in the first couple months.

This chair is the best combination of all the budget chairs as far as I can tell. What you are looking for if you are like me, is a budget version of a DXRacer or Maxnomic without the sacrifice of so much quality. This chair is better than even the more expensive budget chairs, and I would highly recommend purchasing it.I did tons of research to save myself money, spending a long time looking at reviews and such, and this is what I would recommend and bought for myself.Where other budget chairs have issues, this one seems to have resolved them all-- and although it is more expensive, other places have this chair too for less but without prime. I got my chair for less than 110, shipped.The only thing this chair does not have is a free-recline feature: it reclines 180 but locks into position that you set with the lever. there IS a normal rocking adjustment, probably about 30 degrees-- this will recline both the seat and backrest at the same time(more like leaning).Other budget racers have at least one of the following issues: bad/non adjustable arm rests, bad pillows, poor stitching, unbalanced wheels that flip the chair when reclining all the way back, bad plastic parts that break after a short time including on the wheel area, small seat width, padding that flattens after a short period of time, terrible smell that does not go away, mold or similar on the pleather, plasticky feeling material, etc.This chair on the other hand: up/down adjustable arm rests, with forward and back rest movement(that is tight unlike other chairs). It has very nice pillows, though they seem much firmer than other chairs(I use the headrest but not the lumbar). The wheel base is metal and sturdy, has good quality wheels, VERY well balanced and has not flipped on me, wide wings to fit larger tushes, firm padding that will seemingly not wear down(remains to be seen but its the perfect softness for long periods on the chair), hardly smelled at all, came in 100% clean, and the material not only looks exactly as pictured with the colors, but also is the same type of leather you would see on things like headphone bands which is a quality i like.It reclines to 180 easily, and the recline lever seems sturdy.After having this chair roughly a week, there are only a few issues to mention:Assembly-- easy enough, only a few heavy duty screws and snap-ins. Comes with a tool already. I did require 2 people to assemble it however, as getting the side screws into the back of the chair requires downward pressure.The rocking feature is a little creaky, but I imagine I can get some wd-40 for that. The backrest makes a few noises as well as it broke in, but isnt bad.All of the stiching is complete, but some are slightly off visually.My only other thing to note when assembling: BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THE LEVER-SIDED SCREWPLATE! Mine came in at the 180 degree position-- when I pulled the lever, it snapped back to 90 fast as heck. If i was holding it, it would have slit my hand-- it struck my palm and left me with a mark for the day. Thinking back, the chairback may have been meant to be assembled in that position first. oh well.I will try to update my review if any problems arise.