Bestier Gaming Chair with RGB LED Lights, Breathable Fabric Computer Chair with Pocket Spring Cushion and Linkage Armrests, Gaming Chairs for Adults with Adjustable Lumbar Support(Black Red)

Comfortable, keeps you, cool and the lights are nice touch.
 The Bestier Gaming chair is one of the most straightforward chairs to put together. The chair has full up-and-down adjustability with an adjustable backrest. It is not mentioned in the description, but when building the chair, the backrest can be adjusted by a tightening grommet, giving an extra few inches of height if needed. The armrests are padded and tilt with the chair’s backrest, ensuring they are always in a comfortable position. The backrest is made of a sturdy mesh that holds you up well, and because of the large openings on the back, the chair has excellent breathability. The chair also has a pillow that can be used as a back arch or head support. The wheels glide smoothly and quietly on both hardwood floors and carpet.Moreover, the RGB lights are an excellent addition. The wireless controller allows users to switch colors, brightness, modes, light speed, and more. There are so many light modes that I don’t think I have seen them all, and I am sure there is at least one for everyone; plus, it also allows the user to create a custom color setting. The RGB lights run on a regular USB plug, and they include a box for batteries; that way, you are not connected to a wall. I chose to run my lights with an extra power bank I had available.In conclusion, I have sat for long gaming sessions in this chair and have been comfortable, relaxed, and not sweaty. Its breathable back mesh and fabric with spring-cushioned seat are among the most comfortable gaming chair cushions I have tried and owned. Compared to my other three gaming chairs, this one has one of the best seats.

Questionable
I bought this to display a nice ambiance during my gaming videos. For the price, it’s well built & enticing but the threads coming out on the chair before even sitting in it, raises many red flags. I hope I’m wrong but I will be very upset if this chair dwindles away rapidly due to this. Im giving it three stars for this reason. Other than that, it seems promising. The led lighting will be a hit

Very comfortable gaming chair for my size
 I have been though a lot of gaming chairs in the past few years. I tend to use them for about 6 months before I replace them as they just lose support in the seat. This is well cushioned and I like the attached arms that adjust with the seat angle. I tend to buy chairs with arms that lift but I use a standing desk so I can push the chair under the desk with the height adjusted up. This is something to keep in mind when purchasing this chair that it may not fit under a desk due to the fixed arms. The RGB is nice and I like that it has a USB type A so you can plug it into a battery back up. I made the mistake of leaving the battery pack on with 4 brand new AA batteries and as it doesn’t auto shut of I returned to a set of dead batteries so that may get a little costly and recommend using a rechargeable battery pack or rechargeable AA batteries as this will drain them quickly. I knocked a star off because of that as the battery pack is “strapped” loosely to the bottom of the chair. The instructions aren’t great but everything was included and only took about 15 minutes to assemble. Nothing of significance to fault it on so I recommended purchase at this time.

Sweet seat
It was very easy to put together and all the tools and parts were included, although the instructions could have been a bit clearer. This is the most comfortable chair I’ve ever owned, the seat is very comfy and can be adjusted to your preferences. If you take the back support pillow off, the seats are also wide enough so that you can put your legs up on it comfortably, especially if you’re not especially tall. The wheels roll very smoothly too. The chair looks great in person, especially with the lights on. The lights have tons of different settings and configurations, although a few basic colors like purple aren’t on the remote, even though the lights themselves can produce any color through the fancier options on the remote. Charging the lights with batteries isn’t recommended; they only last a couple hours before they’re depleted, so plugging the lights in is the better option. The wire is kind of annoying if you roll the chair around the room at all, because the wheels will get caught on it. Additionally, at random times, usually once or twice a day, the lights will switch colors without any input from the remote. Overall the chair is really great even with the minor annoyances, and I’d give it a 4.5/5.