Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product really worth the 530$ And super comfortable to be playing in all night.

Chair showed up in a nice box with damaged parts and rust on the base. It's alright not super comfortable pretty easy to go together but an extra set of hands help at a couple. Parts.

this is a solid chair everything is adjustable. solid frame cool color

Magnificent Chair, very comfy and sturdy. I will recommend to friends

Great chair, packed well for shipping. Lumbar is nicely done.

Amazing chair with lots of customization and lumbar support!

Super solid chair doesn’t feel cheap in any way whatsoever.

Good chair to have and very comfortable to sit in :)

Very comfortable and got it on sale so I can’t complain.

I was very impressed with the quality of leather and build!!!!

Great lumbar support best chair I’ve been in so far

Thought this was gonna be a gimmick but the fact that the lumbar support can be adjusted to fill the curvature of your spine so you can sit up straight without effort is just..wow Only drawback was the holes took some time to line up during set up for the bolts. Great build once you get it assembled though. Really sturdy

Surprisingly good caster wheels. Although they are made of plastic, they seem roll and move simply fine. Moving from carpet to a rubber mat is about as smooth as it'll get.

Best chair ever!! It's soooo comfortable, the seat is just the right amount of fusion and support. The lumbar support is great and the head pillow is nice too! It's super well made also. 10/10 would recommend.

A very nice chair, adjust in all the right places. I kind of wish it had a cloth version and was a tad softer, it is not uncomfortable just not super soft.

I bought this to replace an old DXracer chair I have. It is comfortable and helps quite a bit with posture, but maaaaaaan is it squeaky. The chair is very loud and its quite annoying. Any time I even barely move in the chair it squeaks loudly. I am not a big guy either. I am honestly thinking of swapping back to 9ish year old chair.

I have been a PC gamer for over 22 years and I have owned various Razer products along the way including mice, headphones, and keyboards. All have been high quality gaming accessories. I must say I was somewhat surprised to learn that one of Razer’s newest accessories is a gaming chair called the Iskur. I’m a professional who games in the evenings and on weekends to unwind and I must say that after hours of extended gameplay I can feel it physically. I really never gave much thought to the chair I use for gaming but being an older gamer maybe I should have. I feel it in my back, shoulders, and butt so a proper gaming chair could be a game changer. The Razer Iskur arrived in a larger box that weighed in at roughly 85 pounds. Unboxing revealed the largest setup instruction sheet I’ve ever seen and the various chair parts, hardware, and assembly tool. The assembly instructions are brief with only 9 steps. You can scan a QR code to launch an assembly video but I just jumped right in. Assembly was a breeze with only 9 screws required to attach all the parts. A hand tool is included. Total assembly time took me roughly 20 minutes. Another set of hands came in handy but is definitely not required. Once assembled, the Razer Iskur is quite stunning as a piece of furniture. The design and sleek and makes a statement. The materials used high quality and rich feeling to the touch. Stitching is precise. I was impressed that metal was used for the base and arm rests. Great touch. The overall design is understated in the world of gaming chairs which generally seem a bit over the top and often aimed at teen boy gamers. This is a classy gaming chair perfect for a mature gamer or someone simply wanting a gaming chair that is an elegant addition to your home office furniture. My Iskur is the green version which is a black chair with green Razer logo and green stitching. The black version is even more understated. I was ready to try the Iskur out. Initially I was interested in simply adjusting the height, lumbar support, recline, and arm rests to my liking. A few adjustments and I felt comfortable. I knew I could make fine tuned adjustments with ease while gaming. I was quickly impressed with the Iskur’s lumbar support option but I do wish this was more adjustable, particularly up and down. The seat is made of high density foam cushions. I would say they’re overly firm. I am hopeful they will soften after more use. The Razer 4D armrests pivot in a multitude of directions to adjust to your preference. I was now ready to play some games in Iskur comfort. Here my disappointment became quickly evident. Not long into a multiplayer match I realized I was horribly uncomfortable as I noticed that my larger frame didn’t really fit in the Iskur’s seat. Uncomfortable is an understatement. I was in pain. The Iskur has these raised ridges running along the edge of seat which cut into my hips and thighs. I was astonished to make the troubling discovery that I didn’t fit in this chair. I remembered noticing something about height in the Iskur’s description so I doubled checked the specifications. The recommended size specs say “this ergonomic gaming chair can support a weight of up to 299lbs/136kg, and is ideal for gamers with a height of 5’6”–6’2”/170–190cm. It also features angled seat edges to maximize resting surface area”. So I found myself even more confused. Im 6’2” and weigh 250. I’d say I am well within those specs but I was horribly uncomfortable nonetheless. These recommended size specs are clearly inaccurate. Next I found myself baffled why this seat is even designed like this. Why are these confining angled edges which rise up from the seat even there? What is the purpose? Support? Why do my thighs need support while gaming? They seem to me to be an unnecessary design element which amounts to a flaw that limits the number of gamers that can use this chair. I would point out that smaller framed gamers would have a much more positive experience with the Iskur. Unfortunately this chair was not designed with bigger gamers in mind. I’m not a fan of a gaming chair that serves as a constant reminder to lose weight in order to comfortably use it.

I tried this char for a month before returning it. using it for about 10 hours a day. Those were not great days. first, the Seat is hard, like very hard, and those two wings on the sides don’t have any give and no padding worth mentioning. With how skinny it was they were constantly digging into my thighs. Like the seat the armrest are also hard, and I could not adjust them to a spot that was comfortable. The key feature, the lumbar support, is way too low, and again, is too hard. it does adjust, but only by coming out, hinged at the top. I've had about a dozen different people of varying body types try out this chair, and the only one that did not immediately hate it was a rather slim gentleman on the shorter side, so if your literally anyone else, try something else. Also of note, this chair is heavy, and really needs 2 people to assemble.

I can't use this chair without significant extra cushioning. Even in the back area, I have to use a pillow. It's just a really stiff chair and doesn't allow you to move your body or sit in any other way than what it's designed for. The back support I thought I would use, but I end up just trying to push it back and out of the way as much as possible.

Just ok . I didn’t like it that much… very small and kind hard to put it together