Customer Ratings & Reviews

[Employee of bestbuy] I love how it came with some parts already assembled and the lumbar support is incredibly comfortable. Unexpectedly the pillow it came with is so soft and comfortable i actually use it unlike every other gaking chair i just dont use the pillows. The chair is spacious amd fits all of my needs

This was the easiest chair I ever assembled. They are usually a pain, but this is well built with arms already attached. I almost got the lower end models, but am glad I got this one. It only took several minutes, and the included gloves were a nice touch, but I did not use them. Use the flat thin foam included with the packaging to assemble on top of and you will be good to go. I am 6' 1" - 270 lbs and the firmness is very comfortable.

Honestly one of the most comfortable gaming chairs I’ve owned. The cushioning is great and I can sit in it for hours whether I’m gaming or working without feeling sore. It feels sturdy, looks great, and overall delivers exactly what you’d want in a chair for long sessions. My only knock is the lumbar support…it’s decent, but could definitely be better or more adjustable for proper lower back support. I also think it would be amazing if there were some kind of “donut” or pressure-relief seat option for even longer sitting comfort. Overall though, I’m really happy with it and would still highly recommend it, especially if comfort is your top priority.

I was hesitant to spend the $$ on this chair but I'm glad I did! I deal with pain from a spinal fusion surgery and the discomfort of leaning back on a spinal cord stimulator, so a comfortable computer chair is hard to come by for me. This chair is it! I can sit and play on the computer for as long as I'd like without being uncomfortable. All the support adjustments help tailor the seat to your own needs. Great purchase

This Chair is Amazing, Buy it Now!!! It has really nice lumbar support, easy to assemble.

This is an amazing office chair. I love the lumbar support and the neck cushion. They help relieve my back pain a lot and allows me to work at my desk a lot better.

This chair is pretty comfortable! Love the lumbar support that moves left and right! Also it can be adjusted up, down, left and right! Many features that I was not expecting and for a decent, price. The leather is S tier too

Best chair for extensive gaming! If you’re gonna be at it for hours, make sure your back stays in tip top shape!

Comfortable , able to stretch out your legs and back

It’s expensive but you get what you pay for its nice premium chairs

The Chair is so comfortable and perfect to sit. The installation was also so easy.

The Razer Iskur V2 is the latest new chair from Razer, and it is excellent! It appears to be extremely well made of high-quality materials and components. It has a very nice appearance. The Razer Iskur V2 has very firm padding. The immediate initial impression is that it is a “hard” chair. However, there is not a lack of padding, rather the padding is extremely firm. If you like a firm and supportive chair, the Iskur V2 will suit you well. If you want a soft, cushy chair you may not enjoy it. That being said, if you prefer a firm and supportive chair, the Razer Iskur V2 remains comfortable for long periods of continuous sitting and that is why it is so well suited to gamers, creators, programmers, people who work from home and anyone else who spends long intervals seated and wants to avoid the pains and aches which can commonly result. The Razer Iskur V2 is shipped disassembled, in a large and heavy (74 lb.) box. The manner in which the Iskur V2 is packed in the box is outstanding and very effectively protects the contents from shipping damage. When the box is opened the Assembly Instruction sheet, which is the full dimension of the carton, is encountered first. There is also an instructional video on the Razer website support page which demonstrates how simple and straightforward the chair assembly process is. Each major component, in addition to being wrapped in a plastic bag, is separated and protected by a sheet of EPE (Expanded Polyethylene) foam to minimize the likelihood of damage during transportation. A hex-wrench for use during the assembly process is included. Razer even includes a pair of gloves to protect the user’s hands while assembling the chair. The base of the chair is a wide, five spoke star design which is manufactured of cast aluminum finished with black powder coat. The 2.4” plastic casters snap in very easily and the pneumatic elevation piston and plastic telescoping piston cover simply slip into the base. The swivel mechanism needs to be attached to the underside of the seat (which is shipped with the armrests preinstalled) with four M8 machine screws (which are preinstalled and need to first be removed and then reinstalled) whereupon the seat assembly is slipped onto the top of the piston. The seatback is attached to the seat bottom with two M8 screws on each side (which are also preinstalled and require removal and reinstallation). Attaching the seatback would be a challenging operation but for the intelligent solution that Razer implemented. The seatback attachment bracket on the right side is a channel bracket so that the seatback can be easily slipped into place and remain stable while the screws are installed. There are plastic trim covers which are fastened with one M6 screw on each side. The final step is to place the head cushion on the seatback. The microfiber covered memory foam cushion is retained on the seatback with an adjustable strap. Some other gaming chairs have a magnetic attachment. The frame of the Iskur V2 is constructed of steel, which contributes to the 62 lb. weight of the chair. The Iskur V2 is heavy, but it also appears to be very well-built and “heavy duty”. The Iskur V2 is described as a “medium” size chair, and has a weight limit of 300 lbs. The recommended user height range for this chair is between 5’-3” and 6’-7”. The Iskur V2 is available with three upholstery options. There is a gray fabric version, as well as two variants with simulated leather. Those EPU (Expanded Polyurethane) versions are either all black, or the green accented version that I have which has green stitching and green logo ornamentation. The EPU has a very soft feel and looks very similar to genuine leather. EPU is an environmentally responsible fabric and is nicer than, and superior to PVC vinyl upholstery. It can be easily cleaned by wiping the EPU with a damp cloth. The Iskur V2 has significant adjustability for comfort, convenience and functionality. A lever under the right side of the seat allows approximately 4” of adjustment of seat height from approximately 17” to 21” above the floor. A lever on the right side allows reclining the seat back up to 11°. The chair reclines to a very significant 152° and can be locked in position with a lever under the left side of the seat. The amount of the recline/rocking resistance can be adjusted with the tension adjustment knob under the seat. The “4D” armrests can be raised and lowered with a range of approximately 5” (from approximately 8” to 13” above the seat), adjusted fore and aft, inboard and outboard and swiveled left and right. To prevent unintentionally moving the armrests, each adjustment requires depressing a lock-button to move the armrest. The most unique benefit of the Iskur V2 is the dynamically adaptive and adjustable lumbar support. While most gaming chairs provide a separate lumbar support pillow, or an adjustable retractable lumbar support protrusion which is internal to the seatback, the Iskur V2 has a very unique “floating” lumbar support section which operates somewhat independently of the seatback itself and provides 6 direction adaptability and adjustment. It moves and swivels with your torso when you shift your position or twist, providing continuous lumbar support that remains aligned with your torso. A knob on the right side of the seatback adjusts the amount of inward/outward positioning of the lumbar support protrusion. A knob on the left side of the seatback raises/lowers the lumbar support protrusion. The conformation of the seat and armrests is accommodating for people of various body sizes. While many gaming chairs adhere to the “bucket seat” design style with very large side bolsters on both the seat and seatback, the Iskur V2 has more conservatively sized bolsters which do not severely intrude on the sitting area like some other gaming chairs. Rather than feeling “squeezed” or confined in the seat and having the range of motion and freedom of the upper arms and the thighs being restricted by oversized bolsters, the Iskur V2 provides nice support, without being intrusive. Some of the important dimensions of the Iskur V2 are approximately as follows: Shoulder Width of Seatback: 20” Between Armrests: 17.5” Seat Width at the Bolsters: 16” Overall Seat Width: 21” Base Width: 27” Seat Depth: 18” Seatback Height: 34” Floor to Seat (Minimum): 17” Floor to Seat (Maximum): 21” Seat to Top of Armrest (Min.): 8” Seat to Top of Armrest (Max.): 13” The Iskur V2 casters are hard plastic which is generally intended for use with carpeted floors. Hard floor casters, which generally have a softer surface such as rubber or polyurethane, and are better suited to wood floors, tile or chair mats, are not offered by Razer. I am using the Iskur V2 on tile floors, and I have not experienced any problems. The Iskur V2 emanates a very potent acrid odor which may originate from the EPU faux leather, the internal foam padding or both. Many new products, including some furniture and mattresses also emit acrid VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds). Generally, those offensive odors dissipate rapidly; within a few days. After more than ten days the Iskur V2 off-gassing remains persistent. The Razer Iskur V2 carries a three (3) year warranty for mechanisms and moving parts (not including wear and tear). Razer offers two (2) years of additional limited warranty under their extended warranty program exclusively to purchases made directly through the Razer.com webstore. Three years is a relatively short warranty period for a chair at this price point. Additionally, the other components such as fabric, stitching and foam padding should at least be warranted against manufacturer defects for some limited period of time. Furthermore, offering a longer warranty exclusively to Razer direct web order customers (which also requires the purchaser to post a photo on social media), can only serve to disenfranchise prospective customers who are purchasing through retail channels. I believe that purchases made through any Razer authorized retailer should receive the same five-year warranty as webstore purchases. The Razer Iskur V2 is a very nice chair! It is nicely designed and styled but avoids the excessively oversized bolsters that can be annoyingly restrictive of space and freedom of movement. The synthetic, EPU faux leather appears to be of very nice quality, and it certainly is soft to the touch. The green accent stitching is neatly done. I feel that the green accents (stitching and logo) are not “overdone” or obtrusive. They are tasteful compliments to the chair. The Iskur V2 is very firm, yet comfortable. The adjustment features optimize user comfort. Of course, it takes some experimentation with the numerous adjustments to select favorite, optimal settings. The very unique lumbar adjustment system, which dynamically conforms to user movement, is the best lumbar support that I have ever experienced! For the past several days, I have spent an average of approximately ten hours per day seated in the Iskur V2. I have found the Iskur V2 to be comfortable and supportive even for those extensive computer hours. People purchase gaming chairs seeking comfort during lengthy sessions. Thus far, the Iskur V2 has been very impressive in satisfying that need, providing good comfort and support coupled with style and performance.

I wanted to love this chair. It looks and feels amazing but the quality isn't there. I have had this chair for 2 weeks and it pops and creaks every time I move. The back of the chair has this zipper thing that has come loose and now all of the interior padding is now visible. I have previously owned chairs from both Maxnomic and Noble which were a lot more affordable and didn't have issues until at least 3 years of ownership. At this price point I shouldn't have any issues at all with this chair in just two weeks.

are you a razer fan? then iskur v2 with lumbar support is for you assembling the product was simply enough with a small tool included in the box, I took me about 20 minutes to assemble this chair with zero help so it can be done on your own. Iskur V2 support full lumbar support. and coming from old generation of Secret lab this is a lot better than having a pillow behind you with zero adjustments. Design / feature I was looking at what the previous Iskur v1 looked compared to Iskur v2 and I Razer definitely had redesign the size and shape for v2 , it looks more defined slick with less curvy and less aggressive. it does still have the green lining so some area is very identical to previous design. the full lumbar so port would be hands down the best feature of razer iskur v2 it has the ability to move up and down to tailor your specific body type.it can be adjusted in it out which was very handy as well. and yes you can also recline I pretty much believe if your paying to $650 for a gaming chair you gotta have it and i’m happy to report that iskur v2 does have it. and feels great it was not hard to recline the back support. the text on front of the seats from v1 was remove on v2 that gives and help the razer iskur v2 a much cleaner design I thought that was a great choice. the head rest pillow that comes inside the box was very comfortable I did enjoy resting my head and I actually end up falling asleep on this chair and felt great comfortable enough to take a quick rest. the EPU leather is soft and it looks ok, I think secret labs leather is still way better than iskur v2. again on arm rest razer technically not offering any new features coz the feature or ability when it comes to arm rest is honestly a standard on most gaming chair for this price. conclusion overall experience I thought was good when using the razer iskur v2 gaming chair. I hope on feature v3 version razer should just give up on the green lining and just let the logo at the back as the main green color. the leather i’m not really a fan of. like what i’ve mentioned secret lab leather is way better for quality. and i’ve notice an issue with the seat leather on iskur v2 that it came out of the box loose. what I mean by that, the leather on the seat looks like someone been using it for awhile. I don’t know if this a defect or what not but I think $650 for something like that is bit much. maybe razer can study what causing the seat to look like that and honestly it kinda bothered me. i’d suggest a much different leather. these leather does have a more water resistant than other gaming chair have but again the loose leather part doesn’t look premium to me.

I’ve been working on setting up a more comfortable desk for gaming and video editing and I needed a nice chair. As I am a larger guy, I appreciate that this chair is rated for up to 300 lbs. I’m about 25 lbs shy of that and this chair feels solid. Not that I would game with it fully reclined, but I did lay it back fully (152 degrees) and it felt stable, not like it was going to tip over backwards. I’m 6’4”and the backrest is plenty tall for me. I understand they offer an XL version for larger folks up to about 6’10” tall. The seat base and back has welded steel reinforcements and the tilting base under the seat appears to be constructed of a metal casting. I expect this will give it a long life. There are a myriad of adjustments that can be made to customize the fit to your needs. The back reclines, the base tilts and can either be locked to limit its tilt or allowed to float so the tilt angle changes with your posture. This is handy to use as a rocking chair so you can knit a sweater while you wait for the next deathmatch to begin. There’s a knob underneath to set the spring tension for when the base is unlocked. There’s a lever that you twist to adjust the height of the seat, I wish the handle was a little longer on just that lever so it would be easier to set the height. If I don’t raise myself up off the seat when adjusting it lower I get about an inch drop for the quickest gentle twist I can give it. Sometimes that’s too much. For the lumbar support, there are two knobs on the side of the seat back. One adjusts the height of the support and the other adjusts how much or how little support it gives you. The armrests have adjustments for height, width, fore and aft position, and they can angle in or out. I like that the buttons on the armrests are unobtrusive so they won’t snag on clothes but are still easy to manipulate. The lumbar support is definitely the star of the show, the V2 chair’s lumbar is enhanced over the V1’s single lever adjustable lumbar. I assembled the chair by myself but I’m a professional, it might help to have an extra pair of hands if you’re not a pro like me. The seat back has a guide and a stop on one side so when you set it on, it aligns itself for you so you can get the bolts started. The other side just needs to be raised slightly to get the bolt holes aligned. There’s decorative covers that go on next and caps to plug the screw holes. There is a large instruction sheet included and a link to an assembly video if you’re more of a visual learner. The seat is covered in a synthetic leather. It has a bit of trim that resembles carbon fiber that looks great in my opinion. The cushions are firm, supportive, but I wouldn’t call them plush. Not sure that you would want plush in a gaming chair where you need support so I’m good with that. The armrests are lightly padded and have a contour I find comfortable. The base of the chair is metal and has five casters, my floor is carpeted so I have a chair pad over the carpet and the chair rolls as easy as any other on the pad. The chair included a pillow that attaches with an elastic belt. Very squishy memory foam and the cover is super soft.

The Razer Iskur is a comfortable and well supported chair that was extremely easy to assemble. Now I've assembled my fair share of furniture of the years, but Razer went above and beyond with this chair. For starters, all the screws were pre-inserted into the spots where they belonged. This meant now comparing a chart to a bag of screws and hoping you were working with the correct ones. It did take a moment to remove the screws for assembly, but Razer also included a great allen wrench in the box. The ball tip design and sturdy plastic handle made removing and installing all the parts a breeze. The comfort of this chair is top notch. The lumbar support feels natural and not forced. The two directions of adjustment also make it great for almost any back needs. The seat is unique in that it does not appear to have a wood plate like many other manufactures use, but instead works with a wire reinforcement system. I didn't dig too deep into the insides as I didn't want to ruin my chair, but it is different and comfortable. The adjustable back angle works, but I find myself not really adjusting it once I have the position I want, and that's not a bad thing. Where I will knock the design is the arm supports and the head rest strap. The arm support padding is very indifferent compared to what the rest of the market is using. It's passable, but when you've had memory foam arm rests, it's hard for the rest to compete. Also, because of the many degrees of adjustment on the arm supports, the undersides have some sharper edges. You won't really notice them unless you are gripping the arm, but they are there. I found the solution to both of these problems to be purchasing some memory foam office chair arm covers. I get my padding back and the underside is covered. As I mentioned, I also don't like the strap on the headrest. It's functional, but with where the buckle is, I foresee it damaging the chair material in the long run. The buckle would have been better positioned on the back side of the chair instead of on a seam. All in all, a great chair and it will be a welcome office addition in either your home or job.

This is my first real gaming chair. I used to always use the basic office chairs and would upgrade every few years and they were fine. But I wanted to complete pc gaming set up and chose this razer gaming chair. So far it’s been pretty great with nice quality and materials. Plenty of adjustability to suit your personal liking. Lumbar support is important since I workout several times a week and work a manual labor type of job. My lower back needs to be supported and this chair not only allows for deeper support it also allows anyone to raise or lower it as well. Materials while a bit stiff at first after you break the chair in, is comfortable while gaming during long sessions. You can raise the arm rest, slide it back and forth, you can ever swivel them in or out. IMO this is kind of great since I tend you lean forward when I play warzone and the like. Who knew I needed this lol. The memory foam pillow is an added bonus. It’s very comfortable and is real memory foam and you can tell by the initial smell it gives off. There are only 2 minor things I want to point out that might be an issue for some. Not a big deal to me, but 1 is that this chair is heavy and I live in a 2 story house so taking it up and down the stairs is a task and I need help. 2 is the wheels seem to be a little stiff in my opinion tho I do understand most people don’t like to slide around but I do. Other than that; its a gaming chair and it works well and is made with quality in mind albeit a bit pricey, tho you get what you pay for. Building the chair took me maybe 10 min after scanning the QR CODE and watching the video. Razer was nice enough to include razer branded gloves as well. A nice touch. I highly recommend this product if you are in the market.

This review is for the Raze Iskur V2 Gaming Chair with Adaptive Lumbar Support. Let me start off with this is by far the nicest quality and build computer/gaming chair I have ever owned. And you can tell the moment you start unpacking, that this is a high end, high quality chair. Right down to the hardware and the tool supplied to assemble the Raze Iskur V2 Gaming Chair. I never felt like I was going to strip out or round out a bolt during the assembly process. Which by the way is easy with the provided step by step process to assemble. And they don't just give you a cheap standard allen wrench that you would just throw away once you finished the assembly. They give you a very nice T-handle allen wrench that I will add to my tool box. It's very easy to hold on to and torque the bolts very well. The seat itself has an adaptive lumber support system that is fully adjustable to your liking. And very comfortable even in long seating sessions. The seat and back are made out of a high density foam that is very comfortable and gives you great support. The armrests are also full customizability, you can adjust the height, position and angle If you are reading this and thinking about getting this chair just do it you will be happy.

I was a little afraid to put this thing together when i saw the size of the box that came in but let me tell you i did it myself in about 10-15 minute max. so don't be discouraged when you first see it. Few parts are a little heavy and i encourage you mount them on a carpeted surface, but after tightening few screws you'll be extremely happy with it! I am 6'1 and weigh about 220lbs and i am confident i can probably even take a nap on this chair, that's how comfortable it is! The bottom and the back of the chair are rather large and will accommodate a large range of shapes and sizes with ease. Now the build quality of this Razer iskur V2 is top of the line and the price is definitely justified after you spend few hours on this chiar! If you find yourself spending a lot of time playing video games and not just that, either you are editing or doing a lot of work at your desk this chiar will help tremendously. From full lumber support, all kinds of adjustments (back, reclining, armrests) to even a nice pillow that comes with it this Chair is more then just a gaming chiar! It's a solid chiar and i love it!

Let me begin by saying this is the most expensive computer/gaming chair I've ever owned and the quality absolutely shows. The chair came somewhat preassembled in a few main parts. The instructions were easy to follow, and the chair came with the tools you need—even high-quality gloves! While I feel like it should have taken me about 20-30 minutes to put together, it ended up taking me about an hour. I had an issue with one of the pre-drilled holes where the chair was attached to the base. While it attached relatively fine, it wouldn't screw in all the way, meaning the cover wouldn’t completely close all the way. It left a small gap on the left side compared to the right side, which was perfect. It's not a deal breaker, and someone would not immediately notice it. It's a bit annoying, given the price of this chair, and I'd expect a bit more perfection and precision. After trying so many times, I finally resigned to the fact that it was the best it was going to be and moved on - sadly. I love how you can customize almost every aspect of the chair. From the height, to the recline, arm-rest heights and positions, and the lumbar support. OMG the lumbar support! I absolutely love it! You can adjust the height and the amount of support you want. The only gripe I would have about it is that there is some wabble with the actual support base. It's not really a big deal, and I'm not sure how I would fix it, but for such an expensive chair, it does seem it bit cheap. I just hope that the lumbar component of the chair stands well with the test of time and doesn't break down. The synthetic leather looks and feels great! I love the somewhat quilted look in some areas of the chair. It does not look cheap, and I feel it will certainly last a long time. Padding all over feels great, except for the seat bottom. For some reason, I feel like this is where padding is the worst. I feels like Razer skimped out here and I feel like it's going to get worse relatively soon. I can almost bet that in a year or two, I'm going to need a seat cushion or something. I hope that's not the case, but we'll see. The chair came with a bonus head cushion. It's super soft and shaped to match the top of the chair. It attaches via a strap that is attached to the cushion. I'm not sure I like this as depending how tight it is, it could leave a mark on the synthetic leather of the chair. I was able to position the tightening components on the sides of the chair and have it relatively loose. I think this is nice to have, but definitely not something you should have on the chair for long periods of time. Probably only when you need it for, like, long periods of gameplay or something. Overall, the Razer Iskur v2 is attractive, feels great, is customizable, and would be a great choice for gamers and someone who is simply looking for a comfortable computer chair. If you're on the fence about it, and price is not an issue, I think you will definitely be happy with your purchase. I was pleasantly surprised with its overall quality and function. I only gave it four stars because of the assembly issue. Otherwise, it would have easily been five stars!