ELECWISH Massage Gaming Chair Grey,Ergonomic Office Gaming Chair for Computer with Footrest and Lumbar Support (Massage Gaming Chair, Red)

I ordered this product after reading a huge amount of reviews, i had seen a negative review and was going to get something else. I am glad i did a little m ore research though. All of the chairs from £100 right up to £300 had both good and bad reviews and the chairs all looked pretty much the same (although some of the cheaper ones did look poor). Everything from approximately £125 and upwards looks very similar to me. I settled for the Elecwish one after seeing a couple of the more thorough reviews with pictures; I paid £145.I was sent a tracking number which I was pleased about, however, right up until the day it arrived there just wasn't any tracking information available; so it was about as useful as a chocolate teapot. The item also didn't arrive on the date that both the seller and Amazon stated (although it did arrive in the "window" so to speak).I was starting to worry up to the point when I finally got a message from the carrier to say it was out for delivery. When it arrived; the box was damaged and partially open so I was a little concerned that things may be damaged or missing. When I fully opened the package I was very pleasantly surprised that everything was well packaged, clean and individually wrapped in bags. There was a checklist/directions included (something several reviews had said were not). All components were there and looks nice and clean with no noticeable damage.The chair took approximately 50 minutes for me to lay out to check everything was there and assemble according to the instructions. The instructions are purely a drawing with no writing, but were very clear and I had no issue at all in just taking each step at a time. The included fixings (bolts, screws and washers etc) were clearly marked up and the included allen keys were the only tools required to assemble the chair.When the chair was assembled; it looked clean and straight/level. It doesn't feel fragile and I can sit on it with no problems (I am 285 pounds, so not a small person). It moves on the wheels smoothly enough and whilst I wouldn't do it; the recline function works exactly as it should. I tried the leg rest and it appeared to be strong enough for me to use, although I doubt I will. I included pictures of the components laid out, the screw/bolts etc, checklist/instructions and two pictures of the assembled chair.I am happy with the chair, it is reasonably comfortable so far (I have only been using it for about two hours so far), and the massage cushion is a bit of a gimmick but it does work. I will possibly give an update in a couple of months of living with the chair, but a good, positive start. I think it looks nice too.

The chair itself was comfortable and I got great support when one of the parts was slightly broken. However, the cushion at the back vibrates more than it massages and creates an unnecessary gab. The pillow at the top does not align well with the head, it is usually on my back but I got used to it. The handles could have been better quality too. Overall though, it has been a good chair and has maintained its great condition while I have been using it for long periods of time.

so my honest review of this chair is that it's...Alright... I wouldn't say it was worth the extra money I spent on getting the massaging back if anything that part is the biggest rip-off. however, the chair is relatively comfy the bucket seat is nice and the overall chair feels rather sturdy.Now onto the most important part the so-called 'Massager'. I've attached a photo of what this actual massager is (it's so tiny and I mean TEENY TINY ) it has about as much massaging power as a cheap knock off electric toothbrush and is completely useless, better off getting an ant to massage your back, now if you see in the photos I've attached I don't actually have the massager cushion on it at all, that's because the cushion doesn't even fit on the chair properly and offers no support at all! I've had to put an actual cushion there because there is no support for the lower back without it!Also warning the chair is actually really short! I wasn't expecting that at all! I'm 5'7 and even my feet when sat on the chair fully extended were flat to the ground.Now besides the massager part, the chair is overall fine and sturdy, I wouldn't say you could sit and game for hours in it but I would say you can spend at least an hour sat in it. The footrest is nice though it does feel a little flimsy BUT I've not had an issue with it yet.if your reading the review to the end your probably wondering why I kept the chair well that's because even with all its flaws I would still say for the price of the chair (minus the extra £20-30 you pay for the massager) is a nice quality gaming chair for the price range, if the massager hadn't been as bad as it is this review defiantly would have had 4 maybe even 5 stars.The Conclusion of this review:GET THE CHEAPER VERSION WITHOUT THE BACK MASSAGER

For a gaming chair, I would expect a little more comfort and steadiness. It rocks a little while the foot bit is out which does concern me.I found the instructions straight forward to put it together, and the chair itself isn't too bad.I did hope it would be more sterdy, but I suppose it isn't a top brand chair. I seem to have already broken it in after a week which is a disappointment, but I do game anywhere from an hour to 6 hours a day.It will do for now and hopefully last longer than 6 months.EDIT; it has now been a year, it now goes down on its own and the seat itself is flat as a pancake, the rest of the chair is lovely, but the seat itself is horrible to sit on without pillows to soften it. I’ll be buying a new one soon as I can’t game in a chair that hurts my bum and lower back after 30 mins. I am of average build and weight for a woman, yet the seat is flat with no cushion.