Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Footrest, Heavy Duty 330lbs Office Chair, Massage Lumbar Support, Adjustable Height & Headrest Pillow, Comfortable for Back Pain Relief, Streaming, Long Gaming, White

Good quality gaming chair!
I am very impressed with the entire experience from order to final assembled chair! The speed of delivery was very fast as it only took a few days to receive from order day. Right away when I opened the box I knew they quality would be good because of the care taken in packaging (see pics). The material is good, well made, instructions well written, and most of all the chair is really comfortable! I was so impressed that I purchased a second one for a family member as a gift. Great product for a great price. I highly recommend.

VERY NICE OFFICE/ GAMING CHAIR!!!!!
I ORDERED 2 OF THE BLACK AND WHITE LEATHER DOWINX MASSAGE CHAIRS. THE CHAIRS ARE REALLY NICE LOOKING ,VERY COMFORTABLE, AND LOVE THE MASSAGE FEATURE. THE INSTRUCTIONS WERE CLEAR, AND CONCISE WHICH MADE PUTTING THE CHAIRS TOGETHER VERY EASY. THE ONLY DOWNSIDE ABOUT THE CHAIR IS THE VERY THIN WIRE WITH THE USB THAT HAS TO BE PLUGGED IN FOR THE MASSAGE FEATURE TO TURN ON. I WISH THE CHAIR WAS WIRELESS, OR HAD A ON AND OFF SWITCH OR APP BECAUSE IF THE WIRE IS TORN OR DAMAGED THE MASSAGE FEATURE WILL NO LONGER WORK.

Love this chair
Beautiful comfortable chairs. The arm rest had a slight defect but the seller was contacted and communicated back with me in a timely matter and offeredTo fix the problem at no cost as well as gifted me a 10$ refund . I highly recommend this chair. my brother put it together very quickly. Im a nail tech and my clients love this chair! If I had to purchase again in the future I will. Looks as described sturdy easy to use and the price u cant beat!

The Good, The Bad, and the Somewhat Ugly
Assembled it immediately upon it arriving, will go over steps and notes on assembly and initial examination and testing of the chair.The directions are in a booklet and only 2 pages long. PAY ATTENTION TO TORQUE ORDER. this will keep you from stripping the low/mid grade screws. directions are adequate but just. installation of the footrest rails wasn’t explained or pictured very well for which direction the guides sit. the hexagon opening goes to the rear, only loosely fit the guides on, use the rails to help you align them. carefully remove the rails so you dont move the guides and snug the screws down. DO NOT OVER TORQUE THESE. the guides being made of plastic will flax slightly and make it impossible to slide the rail back in. once in use the rubber O-rings on the end of the rail fitting them into the groove.now for the examination and detailed ratings.The base plate and arm braces are of a reasonably thick stamped metal which is a good sign. coverings over parts are mostly cheap cosmetics, and the fit-n-finish in more “hidden” areas show a lack of details with things being slightly offcut and smooshed into place.some of the plastic parts should of had washers (side plates) over torqueing these would rip through the plastic covers.the guide rails should be made of metal, at least metal framed. they flex to much and being tightened to where they don’t makes the anchoring questionable.there is almost no adjustment to the arms for spreading them or bringing them in. the base plate on the chair stops part of the travel. they are a bit short even at their highest setting, even with my odd long armed shortened body (car accident shortened my spine) even with this my arms JUST feel comfortable on the rest but are still lower than my desk with seat at max height as well, so long gaming hours would create fatigue holding my arms up. even brought all the way in they feel as tho they are pushing my arms out due to the arm groove. they also have a lot of play in them in both directions front to back and left to right. this isn’t from not being in securely, this is from just below the padded rests and having low factory tolerances. and will need to buy arm cushions as the rests feel like a very hard rubber. might help with the low feeling too.there is a wobble to the whole chair, measuring from the top of the backrest it will wobble/flex about 2-3 inches, which means it will wear down and become worse over time. this is mostly due to there being no mechanical fastening to the bottom or the top of the hydraulic piston. and it just sort of “rides”. this also makes me worry as the bottom hole it sits in is a ledge of thick plastic, but not thick enough to inspire confidence of longevity.the fabric I was hoping for something higher quality, its an “ok” nylon type material and has a slight cheap feel to it. the padding is thick enough on the seat portion, but its hard. they should be putting a soft foam or even better a memory foam layer about an inch or two thick, then the harder foam under it. it has the feeling almost of sitting on a yoga mat which is ok for 30-60 minutes but not long gaming sessions. I,’ll be likely finding a thin foam cushion to place on it,the lumbar support is oddly comfortable even being of the same stiffer foam. but the VERY CHEAP “massager” function is simply a USB plug connected to a low voltage connecter that finally ends up in a small pill bottle sized vibration unit. no on/off switch or speed adjustment. its a glorified foam covered vibrator.the back padding is thin and stiff, making leaning against it “meh” at best. which in turn leads me to thin laying back in it will not be comfortable for long (which is one of the reasons I payed extra for a chair with this feature).laying back in it feels precarious at best, with all the wobbling it has in its upright position are exaggerated when laying back hoping it wont fall over. the lack of stability made me take a few tries and very carefully easing myself back and my foot pushing up into my desk to ease myself back.the “tilt” function that should give you 10-15 degrees of seat angle for those that like to feel more IN their seat (like myself) is there but BACKWARDS. if I adjust it it tilts me TOWARDS THE FRONT. best I can get is level.so now for some numbers.(6) Fit-n-finish(3) materials used(3) Quality control(2) Comfort(7) ease of assembly(1) Stability(0) confidence of longevity(1) Adjustability(1) massagerjust me typing up this review, almost makes me want to grab my broken 3 dollar goodwill office chair again, foots asleep, shoulders cramping, buttocks going numb, arm fatigue setting in, and it’s been only 25 minutes.even with the $15 coupon…. its not worth the money. I would expect these things from a sub $100 chair, not a over $200 gaming chair. the only rating they get high marks in is (10) Buyers Remorse. I would return it but as explained earlier, spinal injury so I’m not dismantling it and then carrying it to the shipper. I wish I spent the extra 20 and bought the other brand. I will never purchase or even suggest this brand. I will be buying cushions, and doing some modifications to stabilize it. it shouldn’t cost $220 for a project chair.

Durch arbeiten im Homeoffice war mein alter Stuhl langsam durch.Der Stuhl ist bequem und sieht super aus.Der Aufbau war für mich alleine etwas schwer, hat jedoch mit etwas Hilfe schnell geklappt.

Erstmal das positive:Stuhl kam pünktlich und gut verpackt anDie Farbe ist toll und der Zusammenbau ist machbarAuf mich wirkte er nach dem Zusammanbau auch gar nicht groß, fand ich eigentlich positiv. Leider entpuppte sich das aber als negativer Punkt!Negativ:Die Größe, die Sitzfläche ist zu klein. Meine Frau, 1,60 sass so drauf, dass ihr nach einer Weile die Beine eingeschlafen sind. Die Sitzfläche reicht nicht bis zu den KniekehlenDie Massagefunktion: Eigentlich prima, aber es brummt unheimlich laut und der Effekt ist kaum zu spüren. Macht keinen Spaß.Das Kabel: richtig, es gibt nur ein USB-Kabel, den Stecker für die Steckdose darf man selber auftreibenDie Höhenverstellung: an den Hebel kommt man leider nur sehr umständlich dranDie ausfahrbare Beinlehne: unnötig, hakt beim rausziehen und wenn man zu fest zieht hat man gleich das ganze Teil in der Hand…Zu teuer für das was es bietet…