Customer Ratings & Reviews

Do not waste your hard earned money on this garbage . It stops being stable after just a few months

The tilt broke after 6 months. For such a expensive chair, terrible quality

This review is for the chair with the green stitching and the green "By Gamers For Gamers" on the front bottom of the seat. This came in a very heavy box, very well packed and protected. Assembly was fairly straight forward with included tool and went pretty quickly with two people. The feel of the chair padding is a bit stiff when settling in, probably needs worn-in more to see where it ends up. Its not uncomfortably hard, just seems more stiff than it should be for how thick the padding is. The sides form to surround you a bit as do most gaming chairs, I'm medium framed and 6 feet tall, it was snug but comfortable. There are a lot of adjustments, the 4 way armrests particularly, and most noticblely the massive amount of travel the lumbar adjustment has. The height has plenty of adjustment, and the memory foam neck/head support with strap is a nice touch. I would say this chair is good for gamers between 5'6" to 6'3" tall. Any taller than that you will be about out of head support, as the head rest is not adjustable height wise. I really like this as a gaming chair. I love the ultra adjustable lumbar support, and the 4 direction armrest support. You can adjust it to consistently keep you in a supported position for gaming or computer desk use.

The chair arrived packed extremely well with foam that was formed fitted around every piece...was certain not to ever get damaged in shipping. Very impressive quality with metal legs instead of the usual plastic and took 45 minutes to get together. They even included a T-wrench that fit every bolt. Has multiple adjustments (arms, height, lumbar, leaning back, and can lock if leaning back) for your convenience which all work as they should. The chair is substantial and on the heavier side. Love the neon green stitching on black but that's where the good ended for me. I am 5'2" high and unfortunately, even with my added seat cushion, when trying to play my online games the chair was just too large for me to be comfortable. I upped and downed the adjustments, added small velcro strips to the memory foam headrest (which can easily be removed with the attached elastic strap) so that it rested lower on the backrest but no matter what I did I could not make this comfy enough for me to sit a long period of time. I do want to say it rolls and glides so easily, compared to any of my other chairs, one feature I do love. This chair will be absolutely perfect for someone over 5'6" because of its high quality in workmanship and in my opinion well worth that $499.99. I have paid a lot of money for some of my chairs that weren't nearly as well made as this one. I will be using this mainly for short bursts of online desk work and switching out when I become tired or muscles start to get sore. I think the company perhaps should make a note that if you are petite is stature this chair MIGHT not be for you. Because of that I rated it at 4 stars instead of 5. However I still think it's a beautiful chair on all other features and I would recommend it highly to taller gaming folks that I know.

Razer Iskur Gaming Chair with Built-in Lumbar Support This is one fine-looking chair – reminds me of those cushy racing seats that are put in high-dollar luxury sports cars. These have almost every adjustment possible and even has an adjustable lumbar pillow. The arms are adjustable up and down, forwards and backward, left and right, and rotated inwards or outwards. The material is synthetic leather which looks pretty close to the real thing and doesn’t seem to get really hot. It comes with a little memory foam, strap-on, head cushion. It just looks good! The first impression is that I am going to like this. Then after a half-hour, I think where the heck is the padding? The only padded thing I truly like is the little head pillow. Everything else is too sparse and hard and makes me feel numb and uncomfortable in a short period of time. The armrest cushions – well they are barely cushiony - one small step from hard plastic supports. The lumbar support though well thought out in all other aspects of adjustability and design is just too firm. The bottom line is -Good Chair Art. The adjustability is marvelous along with the looks. But not enough foam thickness – It is just a modern-day hardwood chair that you can last maybe an ½ hour on before you would rather be on the floor or standing up!

Defiantly a high quality chair. Going to take a little bit of time to break it in. Right from the start it's very stiff, but i wouldn't expect any less from a high quality chair. positioning of everything is prefect, once i get past that break in period it's going to be like sitting on a cloud.

If you are a casual gamer who spends a couple of hours playing m and like to have some good posture, then it might be alright. I spend almost 10hrs a day coding and gaming so it’s terrible. Pros: build quality and material are good. Lumbar support is the best feature. Cons: I’ve never owned a gaming chair so I’m assuming most of not all gaming chairs are hard super firm. This one is no different. Very uncomfortable to sit for long periods of time. I can’t even use my weight to lean the chair back unless I pull the level to recline the backrest. Wheels aren’t even that smooth, really.

I love the chair and it’s overall adjustability, however long sitting sessions can be uncomfortable considering how firm the material used for the cushion is.

The actually build of the chair is amazing and is one the most easiest chair to assembly. However this chair is not as comfortable as I imagine. The seat is very firm kind hurts to sit for more then 30 mins.

Good looking chair just not comfortable.materials are very stiff.