Customer Ratings & Reviews

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 is my first gaming chair, and I have to say that I am extremely impressed by both the easy of build, and the overall comfort of the Iskur. The build itself was very easy. I was able to put the chair together solo in roughly 30 minutes. At no point did I have issues or wish there was someone else that could assist. For those that have put any type of chair together, they can be a pain, but Razer did a phenominal job around ease of build. The chair is rated for 300 lbs and has a tone of adjustment that can be made to ensure you find the right fit for you. The back does recline, and the base you can lock in place if you so desire. The height of the chair can adjust as well, which one would expect. The best feature and one that I believe everyone will benefit from is the lumbar support adjustment. When adjusting, you can feel the adjustment real time and just simply stop when you get to a point that feels the most comfortable to you. The armreset themselves also adjust so you can finetune those to your likely as well. The chair also comes with a nice head pillow that straps to the headrest and I have really enjoyed this part of the chair. There are times I like to lay my head back during long gaming sessions and to have a pillow waiting for you there is amazing! This is the chair to get if you spend long hours gaming or even working. Its comfortable and has numerous adjustments you can make for your needs.

Razar's Iskur V2 gaming chair looks good and is a heavy duty well built gaming chair. The first thing I noticed about it was the weight of the box. It was delivered to my door so I didn't have to carry it up any stairs or carry it from my vehicle into my home. I would have had to have a dolly if I did. The weight indicated the chair would likely be made of heavy duty material. As it turns out, it definitely is. The chair does have some plastic pieces, but mostly, it is made of metal. The base is metal with the wheels being plastic. Both are solid components and the wheels roll well. Features The lumbar support and adjustability of the lumbar support is top notch. I can adjust how for in or out it is as well as how far up or down it is. After I adjusted it based on my needs, it allows my whole back to be against the back of the chair. I don't have any point along my back that isn't touching the chair. I was able to dial in the best settings for me due to the adjustment features added by Razar. The leather is not what I would call plush, but it is thick and feels very strong. I don't see myself having any problems with the integrity of the leather over time. The seat isn't as soft as my other chair, but is still comfortable enough to sit in the Iskur for an 8 hour gaming day without feeling any soreness. The arms of the chair allow for a lot of adjustment. You can adjust them up/down, pivot them outward, and shift them inward/outward. The amount of adjustability is great. The height adjustment is easily done and is typical of a chair. The handle was easy for me to reach. The opposite side of the chair is another handle that I use to set the tilt of the seat plus back together. It also allows me to tilt the seat plus back to my desired position then lock it into that position. I really like that adjustability. Not all of the chairs I've had in the past allow me to do that. The Iskur also comes with a pillow headrest that I put on. It hangs on the chair back's headrest. The pillow is plush and feels very comfortable when my head is all the way back against it. It not only supports the back of my head, it also supports my neck with it's contoured design. It also has the Razar badging stitched into it and looks good. It's strap is adjustable so I can position it where I want it, but it does shift from time to time. Conclusion I like what Razar has done with the Iskur V2 Gaming Chair. Razar has made a very solid chair that is really comfortable to sit in for long gaming sessions. It has more adjustability options than any chair I've ever owned. It's so well built, that I expect this chair to last me a very very long time.

The Razer Iskur v2 Gaming Chair can easily pull double-duty as an office chair with all bells and whistles enabling one to go through a whole day supporting one's back, and postures, thanks to its ample adjustments you can make this chair fit one's needs. I am especially impressed by its solid lumbar support allowing for adjustments on how much you want it to bulge out and its height on the backrest. From a lumbar support perspective alone, this chair is a winner. It moves with you as you shift your body and aligns impactfully curves the spine. I am a 6'6" ft (197cm), 200 lbs. (90 kg) person, and this chair fits my needs perfectly well. I also like the race car seat-like design which sort of forces you in a certain seating position. The seat is actually pretty wide and rather hard. The armrests can be adjusted into all thinkable positions, which is great, and once you have figured out the perfect armrest position, they stay looked (hooray!), meaning, it's quite unlikely you accidentally change them. On another positive note, the carton included a plush memory foam headrest that you can slide over the backrest and secure via a strap, which might be beneficial for not-as-tall-as me people. While I like the extra cushy headrest, I don't mind resting my head on the tall backrest without the "cushion". it's fine like that. The chair assembly was super-easy thanks to its step-by-step and easy-to-follow instructions (see photo). The chair was delivered in a very well-packaged 35" x 27" x 15" (89 cm x 69 cm x 37 cm) carton. Only a few parts needed to be put together (see photo). All necessary tools were provided and I was able to put all the parts together without an extra pair of hands within 20 minutes. Nice surprise: The carton also included a pair of gloves which served me well during assembly. I am now reusing these gloves in the gym. In summary: You can't go wrong with this high-quality chair for gaming and office duties. Your spine will thank you big time for getting this chair. That said, we should always remember that staying seated for an entire day is bad practice. I have made it a habit to get out of my chair every hour for about 3-5 minutes. Very highly recommended.

TL:DR - The Razer Iskur V2 Gaming Chair is a great all around chair for a surprisingly large number of body types, just wish the pillow would stay put and it could drop a touch lower! (I’m 6’3”, 210lbs and I fit quite well) Overall I was absolutely stoked to replace my almost 18 year old chair from a big box store that everyone I knew seemed to have a variation of at some point. The Razer Iskur V2 seems like its going to be “extreme gamer” being that it is a razer product, and the meme-level warnings on the box don’t help either. Once you get all the parts out and the thing put together (I would consider myself “handy enough” and following the directions was easy enough, the videos were great) it seems quite premium and could pass as an unusually colored office chair, without the head pillow of course. (While I’m on the topic, the head pillow is the main gripe I have, while it is soft and very comfy, it NEVER stays in place using the included strap) Overall the build quality is superb, the lumbar adjustments are great for those with back issues, and it fits a bunch of different sizes of people. (I had a mild back break a few years ago, and it didn't take long turning the side knobs to get the lumbar support in the perfect position for me) If I could change anything, I would have a better pillow attachment, and have the seat drop even a couple more inches. I still heartily recommend the Razer Iskur V2 Gaming Chair if you’re in the market for a high end gaming chair!

This thing feels very well made. Its very heavy, very tall, with adjustable lumbar and height. It comes with some little pillow that is at best a nice plushie lol. Seriously this is a no frillz solid chair. I really liked it, however I couldnt justify the price and had to return the chair. However, I will say this chair has set the standard for me going forward. If you have to money to burn, and arent expecting anything flashy you wont be disappointed.

Setup Ok first off this box was heavy! I workout 3-4 times per week, and barely moved it myself after it was delivered and that was tough, so plan to have some help. Also set it up near where you plan to use it to make the move a little easier. My chair space to my desk has a narrow entrance, so I did the early assembly nearby and moved the big pieces to my desk to assemble them there to avoid moving a beast of a chair over my head (and monitors). Assembly was fairly easy, and takes less than 30 minutes. The instructions and diagrams were simple and easy to understand. They include some gloves, which I didn’t use, and some humorous instructions on the box. Usage So my previous chair was a fairly comfortable mesh chair that was highly rated, but I missed having a tall back where I can let my head and upper back rest on. Also the support on my other chair wasn’t great. My first sit in this one felt solid and very comfortable, and definitely full of support. Lumbar support is nice to have, and can be minimized if you don’t like it. I was immediately excited about using this chair! Foam cushion is more supportive than I would have imagined, you won’t sink in at all but still be comfortable. They kept customization in mind when designing it for sure… Adjustability This chair has so many adjustments, its great! Here are the options I’ve used… - Lumbar position and size - Chair height and recline - Arm rest vertical and horizontal position I really like the arm rest horizontal position because my old chairs’ arms would get caught under my desk anytime I swiveled the chair and leaned back a bit. Don’t have that problem with this char. I sit in my computer chair 8-10 hours per day, and having something that can adjust to me and my environment is so nice. Opinion This really is a great computer chair. I’ve never owned a gaming chair before, but now the bar has been set higher. Between work and gaming, it gives me the support and comfort I didn’t know I needed. Even when I’m sitting forward during gaming, the lumbar still provides contact support to my lower back based on my lumbar settings. The pillow at the top is the cherry on top for relaxing my head. I also have a tv in my office so its ideal for leaning back and watching it when desired. Now this thing just needs an extendable foot rest and I’ll be living like a king. But seriously, this is an impressive chair. My only concern is I hope the plastic arm rests don’t crack with time as I’ve seen with some chairs, but currently there is no reason to believe it will. They advertise it is resistant to “peeling and cracking” on the synthetic leather, so hopefully the arm rest plastics hold up as well. On top of it, the chair is a nice addition to the office giving my workspace a fantastic modern look.

Razer Iskur is a very nice and premium gaming chair you will not be disappointed with. I used primarily for work but i also game. The chairs built in lumbar support is a great asset to have for back care. The chair is very large be aware of surrounding areas in case you have a pc build in bedroom. The pillow the razer product comes with is very comfortable unlike the very stiff pillows that come with cheaper priced gaming chairs.

If you spend long hours gaming, streaming, working or otherwise seated, the Iskur V2 is a very strong choice. Its lumbar system is a differentiator, the materials and adjustments are top-tier, and it strikes a good balance of comfort + support + style. If you are looking for a casual chair for light use, however, or have mobility/heat-concerns and prefer ventilation over synthetic leather, you might want to consider whether the high price is worth it for your use-case. In short: excellent support, excellent build, some small trade-offs (breathability, cost), but overall a chair that delivers on its premium promise.

I brought the chair a few weeks ago to replace my Serta. Starting with packing, the chair is packed very systematically with good packing and easy to remove covers. the few tools and screws are well placed and packed so they don't get misplaced. Great Packing! Next, the assembly - the assembly is on a great big sheet of hard board and not a pamphlet. This makes the process to view and assemble very easy - plus the assembly itself is very intuitive. It took me about 30 mins to assemble the chair end to end. Easy Assembly! Next is the comfort, i think the bottom padding is slightly on the harder side. May feel harder for some. The chair has good number of adjustments for the armrest, lumbar support as well as a Car Style back positioning. Which allows you to lean back without having to put continued pressure. There is also the normal height adjustment. I think the chair is expensive but if it lasts as long as the warranty, it is well worth it. I am currently very happy with the purchase!

Excellent lumbar support and super comfortable. The material feels premium and the build quality is outstanding.

Let me start by saying that I was extremely disappointed Best Buy did not have these chairs on display to try out, I mean come on its a 600 dollar chair. At first I was going to get the Enki and save some money HOWEVER........ I went to some office stores that had chairs on display, office depot has a chair called the RS Gaming Vertex chair now i bring this up because the chair is identical to the original Iskur version with the independent lumbar support, I sat in that chair for an hour, pure bliss , total back support no back pain. That trip gave me a chance to try all kinds of chairs however i kept coming back to the "vertex" lumbar support and changed my order from the Razer Enki to the Razer Iskur V2. The V2 has superior lumbar control and support adjust in and out as well as up and down it moves with your back and the whole chair encourages good posture no pressure points for me no numb bum or legs either. In addition the V2 has lower side bolsters so as not to inhibit you from spreading your legs out a bit. Why didnt i get the office depot vertex and save 200 bucks? Good Question, while very identical the vertex had the higher side bolsters on the bottom of the seat and the lumbar support was made of a rubbery material which feels good on your back but unfortunately it SQUEAKS with the slightest of movement and i mean squeaks, this is not a problem with the materials used on the ISKUR V2 it's relatively quiet for a chair. The pillow is a nice touch not just for looks it actually feels good as a pillow. My only complaint: fake leather, vegan leather, its all CRAP compared to REAL LEATHER which is what you should be getting at this price point or a nice cloth option cuz as we all know the FAKE leather products will peel and fade over time, the chairs surfaces feel good for now, if i am wearing minimal clothing say no shirt or perhaps shorts and a tank, i put a towel over the chair to protect it from sweat. REAL LEATHER would not have this problem consumers really need to speak out on this problem. If lower back is your comfort concern definitely skip the enki and go for the iskur V2 you wont be sorry

First off this is my first gaming chair. As I was looking through all the chairs Best Buy had to offer and reading the reviews I went with the Razer Iskur V2 and let me tell you this thing is really comfortable. I use it primarily for gaming but my wife uses it when she works remote and she is very impressed as well. I love the reclining on it and the adjusting lumbar that supports your back. It moves as you move in the chair. I still haven’t played with the adjusters one for putting more support on your back and the other for raising it. I love how it leans all back far so you can pretty much play laying down. I use it to play my PS5. It comes with a head pillow that’s really comfy. Height is just right. The hand rests adjust multiple ways forward and back, in or out or at an angle. The seat itself may seem firm when you first sit down on it but believe me when I say it it’s really comfy I could sit on that chair for hours and my butt won’t get tired. you can even fall asleep on it.

I work a hybrid work-from-home job as a mental health therapist. While I am not a big gamer, this chair has been excellent with its lumbar support and high quality. It is pricey for what you get, but I managed to snag it for $450 on sale, so keep an eye out for sales!

really solid gaming chair. it feels really nice on my back and i can sit there comfortably for a long period of time. also like the memory foam cushion for the pillow. was really easy to assemble as well. a downside would only be a razer complaint being it’s so expensive.

If you're looking for a more firm gaming chair then you have found your perfect fit. The chair is so comfortable with adjustable lumbar support, the added feature of being able to recline defiantly is a plus. The chair is perfect if you plan on gaming all day long or even streaming.

Amazing quality, super comfy, and can game for hours. Gaming for 15yrs and this is by far the best chair i’ve owned. Got it on sale too!!

I switched from an Gen1 DX Racer that was starting to peel and show its age. The IskurV2 is soft and supportive, the head pillow and lumbar support are great and all the tilting and reclining features are amazing. Only thing that would make it better is some sort of foot stool or feature.

Overall impression is that the chair is built solid. The lumbar support is great and the materials feel like quality. Only downside is the seat cushion is a little stiff and the casters don't roll very freely.

This chair is very comfortable, looks stylishly and is a very solid, high quality build. While the price is on the higher end for gaming chairs, the workmanship and design justifies the cost. The assembly was straight-forward with easy-to-follow directions. I would recommend this chair to anyone, gamer or otherwise, looking for comfort and quality, that I believe will last many years.