Anda SeatKaiser 2 Gaming Chair for Adults - XL Reclining Video Game Chairs, PVC Leather Ergonomic Gaming Chair, Heavy Duty Neck & Back Lumbar Support - Luxury Black Computer Chairs for Home & Work

I've gone through a number of chairs over the last 10 years, but I've never spent more than £170 on one.My latest chair, which I've only had for just less then 2 years, started to lean to the left. I also suffer with my back and neck, so I decided to buy a new chair which had lumber and neck support.I was a bit apprehensive about the price of £350 (I spent £299 after applying the £50 voucher at top of page), but I thought, you can't put a price on comfortable sitting, especially since I sit at my desk for around 12 hours per day (I work from home). So I decided to go for this one seen as it has the tilt function as well as the recline function, which a lot of chairs don't seem to have both any more.While unboxing this chair, I could instantly feel the difference between this and all the other chairs I've had over the years. It oozes quality even before it's assembled. Assembly was pretty easy, I did it by myself and it took me around 30-40 minutes using only the hex wrench supplied. All the parts are well packaged and the screws and hex wrench are in a proper packet rather than loose inside a bag, not important but a nice touch. The instructions are also very easy to follow with pictures of each step.Once assembled, the chair looks fantastic! I can't get over how sterdy this thing is. All my other chairs I've owned have some sort of wobble, creek and slight bounce whenever I sat in them, this one is solid as a rock. I also notice how it is silent on every movement. When I roll it under my desk or back out again to get up, it doesn't make a single sound. My office is upstairs and I have a carpeted floor, and usually when I roll my chair, you can hear the floor boards under the wheels, but with this chair there is nothing! I guessing the larger size wheels are what makes this chair feel and sound so smooth, idk.The chair is very comfortable to sit in too. The neck support is great and so is the lumber. Both can be adjusted to your tastes by raising/lowering. The chair has a recline feature which is as easy as pulling the leaver on your right hand side. It also has the tilt function which is locked/unlocked by the leaver under the chair on the left, and the height adjustment leaver is under then chair on your right. The arms are also fully adjustable using the three buttons on each arm. You can lower/raise, slide forward/backward/left/right and also twist the arms, which requires no button press, just a bit of force. The arms look plastic in the photos but they are actually like a sturdy foam material which makes them soft, but firm. There is a slight wobble to the arms as they are fully adjustable but it's perfectly acceptable for my liking. Most of the time my arms are on my desk anyways.The only downside I found was a slight discolouration on the seat . If you look at my photo, you can see what I mean, right on the seat cushion. It looks almost like a stain patch. With the naked eye, you can only see it in certain angles to the light so I'm not bothered enough to complain.All in all a great chair which is well worth it's price-tag!

I was coming from a GTForce Roadster chair that I had used for 6 years, was only around £100 when I bought it, Going from this to the Anda what can I say. Amazing. The difference of course will be there simply due to the price, but the quality, sturdiness and comfort of this chair is worlds apart from what I had.I'm a big guy 6'1 easily between 300-350lbs, I was worried that any chair I bought would struggle to handle me but this chair has completely satisfied me in that regard, no issue.Nice tilt action and locking function so I can go between more comfort by tilting back or sitting upright when I need to.Assembly was even easier than my previous chair even though it is bigger and heavier by almost double.The only issue I had was with the headrest cushion, the default position it comes in is (for me as a 6ft 1inch guy) between my shoulder blades which is awkward, but I was able to hook the strap around the top of the headrest which was a much better fit for my height.Armrests very customizable with height, width and angle settings to suit anyone.It's also nice and quiet, at least coming from my previous chair it was pretty noisy, but the Anda Kaiser is silent when sitting on it.Easily the best £300 I have spent on anything for a while, it has everything I could've wanted, very happy with purchase and will definitely consider Anda Seat for future upgrades.

In the past i have purchased mid-range / cheaper chairs, which work well and are ok. Last chair same but over time, 8 hrs a day wfh, actually got more and more uncomfortable.After checking out various chairs on line, decided to take the plunge and get something better / more than I would usually pay.Am so please I did, hindsight great thing... this chair just ticks all the boxes, really sturdy, can see its well made, so far really comfortable. Really like the bigger wheels - on the long fleece carpet the previous chair with smaller wheels struggled to be wheeled with me on it and always battled with it. This new chair seems to glide over the long fleece.Has a removal back and neck support - can place the neck support in two different places, depending on your height.Has a wider seat - due to health issues, had put on "some" weight and this chair accommodates that. (Please to say health issues being resolved and loosing weight!)Really don't like armrests, but thought I see how I got on with these and glad I have kept them as actually are supporting my arms as I type!It was pretty easy to put together - I was on my own, just need to read the instructions(!), as yes as I did, however I still managed to put the bottom bit on back to front but fixed it the next day. Its not light, why its good and sturdy and would be easier still with two people putting it together.This is my "ten-year" / end of working life chair - so please I spent the extra.