Homall Gaming Chair: Mixed Feedback Highlights Durability and Comfort Concerns

broke , first week. No padding , arms are garbage. carboard and plastic. waste of money.

He falls asleep in it sometimes however its purpose is for him to game and he loves how comfortable and adjustable it is. We put it together in less than 30 minutes.

Grandson likings it, but he loves everything about this chair

If you are a young child, a woman or a very skinny man, this might be acceptable. But know that you will not be able to spread your legs much thanks to how this is designed. The chair has two extensions on each side of the seat cushion that basically stop you from extending your legs. These are not some soft pads that deform when you push against them, but metal covered by a thin bit of foam or whatever else. If you are a man, you will likely feel these pressing against the sides of your thigh the entire time, forcing you to squeeze your legs together.

Even worse is the two sets of extensions at the bottom of the backrest. These painfully jab into your waist unless you slouch forward. If you are a child or have a very narrow waist, this might not be an issue. If you are relatively large in size, this would be even worse or outright impossible to sit in.

On top of that, the padding on this chair might as well not be there. Its thin, and it almost feels like sitting on plastic due to how hard it is. All in all, this is by far the most uncomfortable chair I have ever seen, and I regret not assembling it for so long and only now realizing that I am stuck with this terrible chair that I will never use.

It’s fair for the price. Really stable. I had a problem with the bolts and the issue was resolved right away. I highly recommend it.

Very uncomfortable seat but semi sturdy parts. Wish there was lower rating I could give.