Devoko Ergonomic Gaming Chair Racing Style Adjustable Height High-Back PC Computer Chair with Headrest and Lumbar Support Executive Office Chair (Light Grey)
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Color: Light Grey
Features
- Premium PU leather with Curved high back with headrest and Freely adjustable lumbar support
- 360 degree swivel rotation with top quality PU mute rolling Wheels - avoid scratching on floor board
- Easy lock-tilt adjustment with recline angel adjuster, relieve tired feeling and pressure during long gaming or working
- Load capacity: 300 LBS, Seating area Dimension: 19.8" x 20.5" (W X D),Backrest dimension: 19.8" x 30.5" (W X D),Adjustable seat height: 16.1"-20"
- What We offer: A new ergonomic gaming chair, Complete installation tools, An installation instruction, Our worry-free after sale service and Friendly customer service.
Description
Enjoy Devoko ergonomic designed High-back gaming chair office racing style chair to work, relax and sit comfortably for long sessions of gaming and working. Features: 1. 360 degree swivel rotation to move with mute wheels 2. Sturdy duty base with Smooth-rolling casters 3. Lock tilt function and Height- adjustable gas spring Pneumatic 4. Premium leather material 5. Equipped with a Ergonomic headrest and a adjustable lumbar cushion improve you extra comfort 6. Be sure to follow the instructions when installing Dimension: Load capacity: Load capacity: 300 LBS Seating area Dimension: 19.8"x20.5" (L X W) Backrest dimension: 19.8"x30.5" (L X H) Adjustable seat height: 16.1-20 inches Overall Dimension: 19.8"x20.5"x46.6-50.5"(L X W X H) Package included: 1 x Gaming chair 1x Installation Tool 1x Install instruction Paper
Brand: Devoko
Color: Light Grey
Product Dimensions: 19.8"D x 20.5"W x 50.5"H
Size: 19.8D x 20.5W x 50.5H in
Back Style: Solid Back
Brand: Devoko
Color: Light Grey
Product Dimensions: 19.8"D x 20.5"W x 50.5"H
Size: 19.8D x 20.5W x 50.5H in
Back Style: Solid Back
Special Feature: Ergonomic, Rolling, Cushion Availability
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
Style: Modern
Room Type: Office
Age Range (Description): Adult
Included Components: User Manual, Caster
Item Weight: 45.5 pounds
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 23, 2017
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Color: Black Red
My Son rated this 4 stars he is Ten years old. He said the arms are uncomfortable and he asked me to take the pillow off on his lower back. He Said it was uncomfortable. But besides that he likes it. Easy to assemble took not even a hour. He said he wish it had a something to stretch his feet on also. But overall not a bad chair. This is his first gaming chair. I will upgrade on the next one. If u can afford it I would suggest to spend more for the foot one that allows u to stretch your feet.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by Kristen Kristen
Color: Black Red
This chair is a great value, and I would recommend to anyone interested (so far). Disclaimer: I cannot speak to the durability of the chair just yet, as I have had it for only a few days, but will update the review later on for this. PROS: -Looks - This chair is so similar to brand name "gaming" chairs such as DXRacer, Noble, Secret Lab in appearance. It looks great, and has no visible signs of damage out of the box, uneven stitching, etc. -Assembly - Though some may say it was "unclear", if you can determine what part is what and look at a blueprint type instruction sheet, you should have this chair ready to go in about 15 minutes. -Size - The chair is wide enough in the bottom seat, and tall enough in the back. I wanted a tall chair (I'm about 6' 3") and this goes to about the top of my head. LOVE the size of it, I don't feel cramped whatsoever. -Casters/Base - One main concern I had was that the base and wheels would be a bit flimsy and cheap for the price. This is not the case. The base seems pretty solid (after minimal use, that is) and made of very sturdy plastic. -Mechanics - The recline of this seat is awesome. It reclines 180 degrees, and you can lay flat and even nap in it if you want! It also has a functional rocking feature, which is not outlined in the description (just the "recline"). -Lumbar - I will place this in the "pros" because of the pillow being removable. I did not like it much for how I sit (probably incorrectly) but it can be taken off TBD: -Durability - I can't speak to this chair's longevity but will update this review later on. This includes the bottom cushion padding, mechanics, and most importantly the gas hydraulic adjustment longevity. CONS: -Smell - Out of the box, the PU leather does stink up the room a bit. Not a BAD smell, just not pleasant. This will likely fade over time but it's something to point out (especially if it doesn't; I will update) *Update* - After just a week of having this chair, the smell has almost completely subsided. -Armrests - I find the armrests awkward. Not necessarily uncomfortable, but they are not adjustable and they are a bit forward for my liking. They are removable, but I like having them to lean on. Not a huge fan of the stock ones. OVERALL: Not much to complain about here. I have never owned a "name brand" gaming chair, so cannot compare to the DXRacer, etc. That being said, I don't see the major differences yet. Maybe they will be in the longevity of the chair, but as of now I am VERY happy with this purchase. This is 100% worth the price and if you don't want to spend $300-$600 on a chair, buy this one. Yes, if you game as much as I do you spend a lot of time in it and you could justify that much $$ on a name brand, but it seems a waste after buying the Devoko. The fact is, you can buy 3 of these for 1 of those, and this chair checks all of the boxes I had on what I wanted out of a chair, with the exception of the armrests. Buy this chair. **UPDATE 2/18** -The chair has started to wobble a bit, and it is not due to the tightening of the bolts/hardware. It is in the hydraulics. Not super happy. **UPDATE 7/16/18** - Ive noticed recently that the left armrest seems to give a lot more than when new, and I have to yank it back to it's perfect upright position every few days. This is majorly due to the fact that I tend to lean on it with my elbow and weight when not playing games. This has also given the chair an ever so slight tilt to it. So mostly my doing, but I think the longevity of the materials, especially the metal, could be improved upon. But again, for 1/4 the cost of a dxracer what's surprising there. - The bottom cushion has worn a bit, and the foam has become slightly compressed. Considering getting a cushion or pad to make it feel "like new" again, but something to consider if you're on the heavier side. I'm I'm about 6 foot 3, 200 lbs. and the cushion has began to lose its support. - Sticking with 5 stars due to the use I've gotten out of it, price, and likelihood it will last longer still.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2017 by Taylor P
Color: Black Red
Bought this chair for my grandson who lives on his XBOX. He loves the comfort and style.
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023 by SueB
Color: Black Red
When sitting down you can feel the chair going down by an inch. So always have to adjust when sitting down every time. It definitely is very squeaky, gets a tad bit annoying other than that it's a regular o chair
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by Alejandro
Color: Cool Blue
Bought this gamer chair for my husband and I use it more than he does. I love that the neck and lumber pillow can be adjusted and what I love even more is the adjustable seating...You can sit higher up and can lean the chair back for comfort. Buying myself one next.
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by Samantha
Color: Grey
UPDATE: The company has personally reached out to me regarding my dissatisfaction with the product, and we have worked out a solution. I am updating my review from 3 stars to 5 for their customer service and willingness to make adjustments for customer satisfaction. My original review can be read below. ===== SUMMARY OF PROS AND CONS: + Gamer/racing-style aesthetic + Good back support + Relatively easy to assemble - No adjustable armrests - Deep seat uncomfortable for wide-set bottoms/wider sitting positions - Squeaks after short period of time - Height adjustment stopped working I purchased this chair in May 2020, and as of this review it will have been five months since my original purchase. In these past five months, the chair has exposed all of its flaws. When the chair arrived, assembly was fairly simple. While there was one cosmetic part of the chair—a plastic part that only covered the metal hinge of the recliner—that did not fit properly into the assembly, everything else was smooth in putting the chair together. Regarding the ergonomics of the chair itself, it is a solid chair. The back is built well and provides plenty of back support. It also comes with a head pillow and a lumbar pillow for those who require extra support. Because this is a racer-style chair, however, keep in mind that the seat sinks into the middle. The dip is fairly significant, so if you have a wider set bottom, it may be uncomfortable. The dip also makes it uncomfortable to sit in any other position than with your legs both on the ground—if you're one to sit with one leg sitting over the other or with a wider stance, it will not be a comfortable sit. Granted, for the sake of your posture it's probably better to sit in a neutral position, but old habits die hard. The armrests are not adjustable, though that was not a dealbreaker for me. I was loving this chair until about two weeks after the purchase. At that point, the chair began to squeak regularly when I would lean back to a significant degree. While that did not bother me too much initially, the squeak gradually became more prominent, and now it squeaks even with the slightest rocking. Four months in, the seat height adjustment began to falter. I have the chair adjusted to the highest height at all times, but within four months, it would slowly sink over the course of a few days, to which I would need to readjust it. This gradually worsened to the point of needing to adjust it multiple times per day if I am seated for a prolonged period of time. All things considered, the chair still works and is still usable. It is flawed and is not built for prolonged or long-term use, but if you really need the gaming-style chair aesthetic, this is an okay choice. Otherwise, look into regular old office chairs with a better ergonomic fit and better build quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2020 by Rojo