X Rocker SE II Leather Lounging Video Gaming Floor Chair, with Wireless Audio Transmission, 2 Speakers, Subwoofer, Armrest, Foldable, 5143601, 22.64" x 33" x 35", Amazon Exclusive, Black

I ordered this for his 2024 Big Christmas Gift 🎁 it got here early so he accidentally read the tape that has the name on it and everything so he opened it early and says he loves it. He said it's weird to hear things behind him while playing games and how loud it is and very comfortable. Our toddler ties to sit in it before he does. She also sits in it for hours while he's at work with her blankie. It folds up with a little pen to keep it up when you take it out. My husband fell back in it a couple times cuz he rocked a lil too hard haha. Anyway very affordable, comfortable, adult sized floor gaming rocker fit for kids and adults. Absolutely love will be buying another when this one dies out! It has Bluetooth so he can hook his phone or controller up to it and just several uses in the long run. Highly recommend for husband's, boyfriend's, friends, teens, kids, etc. great back support as well! It's very sturdy and the arms move for convenience.

A lot of gaming chairs are way overpriced but this one is perfect, inexpensive and lovely. Great comfortable material and compatible with many game systems to get the ultimate experience

First off, I would point out that for any long use you want a chair that puts you at eye level with your monitor or screen. If you have a large TV/monitor on a stand rather than a wall, then odds are you need something that lets you sit just a bit above the floor. In that case this is your chair.On the pro side it is reasonably inexpensive, fairly easy to put together (more on that in a minute), has decent sound, and in many ways feels like you took your seat out of your car and put it in you room. Chair comes folded and the assembly is basically unfolding it, screwing in the arm supports, screwing in the arms, and then placing a pin to keep the chair from folding up again.On the con side the tolerances for the pieces are a little off. For the most part that doesn't matter, but on the arms in particular there are a couple of metal tubes that work as sleeves for the screws and let the arms still move down to use or up out of the way. In my case I had to use a hammer to get them into the arms, but no problems after that. So I took a half star off for that. I took the other half star off because the wireless transmitter comes by default with no batteries or AC adapter. Given the price of the setup, I would have expected them to throw in an AC adapter and expect that they could simplify the transmitter if they did that to cover most or all of the cost of the adapter.On the not always obvious side, the best way I've found to hook this up to any system is to use the Audio Out that almost all TVs have. By doing this you don't have to worry about all the different type of connectors out there (though the chair comes with most of the standard ones) and you can use the remote for your TV to control what you're listening to. Or turn the TV speakers all the way down and rely on the chair's volume controls. What is not obvious about this is that the chair has TWO volume controls. The one that is labelled "Volume" actually controls the Bass. The other one isn't labelled, and is a dial located around the lighted emblem on the side of the chair. So you can have everything setup properly, be cranking the "volume" and not hear a thing. I was about ready to ship back except that every time I plugged the chair in (yes it has to be powered for the speakers so get an extension cord) I could hear a pop. When I finally figured out how to turn up the volume... let's just say it gets as loud as you would ever need it. I highly recommend that when choosing a setting for the wireless transmitter that you set it to 3, and if that doesn't work try 1. The 2 position is a little soft and I could easily see you ending up not being on 2 at one end or the other and thinking you are. Be aware that the transmitter must be on BEFORE you turn on the chair or it may not sync.On the issue of sizing, I am 5'7" and 200 lbs. So far the chair has held up well, and for my use I suspect it will be good enough for some time. I did end up getting a back support pillow, but that is more because of my needs than because the chair is weak there.Given all that, I think if you have similar needs you will find this to be the right chair for you.

The media could not be loaded. Upon receiving the two chairs we ordered for our 5 and 8 yo boys for Christmas I (the biggest kid) had to unbox them and conduct a test. I was impressed right from the start. The quality of the fabric (vinyl I belive) was soft a supple, instructions were simple, power up and connect via Bluetooth..and..wow..the sound was great. I played my favorite game (PUBG) on my phone and the sound was quick, no delay. Next test was for just playing music. Speakers sound was crisp and loud..I WOULD RECOMMEND this product.

I bought this gaming chair for my grandson. He loves it. It is very comfortable. My son tried it and said it had great padding. The chair works for all sizes. Good purchase.

Cheap materials combined with outdated technology and sold at about 65% of it's actual new product worth. There's a static buzz in the audio caused by magnet placement and bad engineering, I'm guessing there's no quality control on soldering of electronics at all.Comfort from padding is minimal, and Lumbar support is great if you're a 3'2" fish with a maliable spine.

I ordered two of these chairs for the Den and can say I am very pleased with my purchase. I did not have any of the issues that other reviewers had (missing parts/wrong parts, unit didn't work, damaged) and it was very simple to assemble. All pieces/tools come with the unit so you just need to read the instructions for assembly which is just the arms. I then hooked up the chairs through wires to test them and it was easy enough using RCA through my Onkyo receiver. If your system is connected through HDMI, you will need to purchase a converter to make it wireless (if you look at the "Customers who bought this item also bought" on the Amazon product page, you can see the different converter(s) they sell. The cables that come with the chair will also be needed as well). With the cables that come with each chair, I was able to hook up the chairs together so we could hear the sound coming out of both chairs at the same time (and playing Mortal Kombat on Xbox One, it was awesome :) ). Sound is very loud and clear but the sub can be distorted if turned up all the way. I keep mine at the half way mark and whether it is music or games, it sounds great. For music, we hook up the chair to an Ipod using the provided 3.5mm jack (headphone size). The chair is very comfortable and while plastic, the armrests do not hurt even after extended play time. My nephew sits on the chair with me (8 months old) and he loves the sounds and vibrations coming for the chair and has even fallen asleep on me. I highly recommend this chair.