POWERSTONE Gaming Recliner, Adjustable Massage Gaming Chair with Cup Holder Footrest Ergonomic Single Sofa Living Room Home Theater Seating with Side Pouch (Black)

Perfect. Comfortable.
Kid loves it and will only choose the couch or a recliner over this. He has 3 gaming chairs and this one is his favorite. He likes that it reclines, has a side pocket and a cup holder. I’m not sure if he uses the massage option that much but when we did turn it one, it wasn’t too loud. It’s very sturdy and built well. The padding is comfortable and is lasting a long time still. He’s had it a year. Every year for Christmas he asks for a new gaming chair because he ends up not liking the one he got but he didn’t ask for one this year. He’s happy with it.

Great chair overall
It’s a really good chair. The massage function works really well for my lower and middle back and offers different settings, its also overall pretty simple to assemble. The only issues I’ve found so far is the screws for the armrest were hard to put in and did not want to screw in; the chair is a bit on the smaller side, I’m 5’7 and I’m almost too tall for the chair; and the cup holder is shallow, it’s approximately 1 1/2 inch deep; and the chairs adjustment levers are a bit inconveniently placed. However the chair is super comfortable, you can sit in this chair for an extended period of time and still be comfortable, and it offers a convenient pouch on the left side to store the remote or other items, I definitely recommend this chair.

Pricey but is cool
Kind of cheap material but is what it is

Was a bit difficult to put together, but that was more of a “me-issue”. After the assembly was complete, it was hard to get me out of it!Another thing to note is the massage feature is actually high quality. You WILL feel it! My hopes were not high, as many chairs with the “massage feature” is nothing more than a “vibrating buzz”. But this chair isn’t like that at all!The ONLY downside is the cup holder is quite shallow (it could hold a mug). I wouldn’t trust much else, but that is because I am clumsy and am always knocking things over.

I will give my honest opinion on how the chair is with an elaborate account as this product is pretty expensive.So,Let’s go off the deep end!I saw this as a new item for sale while looking into recliners/gamer chairs. No one had purchased one so I thought “I’ll be the judge for some skeptics.”Here’s ​the review:Upon delivery the packaging was well done. No damage to the chair or missing parts. You DO have to assemble it, which doing the job alone, took 20 mins, fumbling the chair as holes wouldn’t line up etc. Once put together it has an amazing pop, shes very eye catching. I will note that it does kind of feel cheap. Not to slight it completely but for almost $550 I feel it could have been more luxurious.After initial set up I sat in it to see how it functioned. This is where there’s hit and miss.When you sit in it at the normal positioning it’s sat at attention grade CoD Mom’s making molten pizza pops and you got 30secs to pause multiplayer. With 3 levels of reclining, the 2nd back is nice and the third works for really lounging. I will say it’s a little awkward. The leg rest is a bit sloped downward for my liking and also when you pop out the “legs” it makes the stereotypical kind of recliner crunch. Just one good ping sound.This is NOT for people who are aggressive or will DROP SEAT into a chair. You will most definitely blow something out if you handle this improperly. Which leads me to the headrest. It’s not comfy. When really laying back, noo way. Iz hard my dude. So I removed it and am using a My Pillow. (Great product btw)It has a very premium look.Again my gripe being that the build isn’t sturdy feeling. Imagine a glass cannon. Or a fully carbon fibre sports car. Looks great but in an accident, could be a mess. I am extremely cautious with my things so if you have common sense, this will last you a while.One of my last pulls on the negative would be that I’m a 5″10 220lb male and this feels a little small. As you can see I have the chair in a fairly compact room. If you need something a bit low to the ground that would be 100% comfortable for a woman more so than a big and tall man, this is a good option.I WOULD NOT advise getting this if you’re a firm 6’● or over● as at 5″10 I’m comfy but.. ehh you know?NOW the part where this thing puts its money to use :The massage feature.Yes.I must admit that when you first feel it there’s a certain “Awh, I see why it’s got the higher price tag.” This isn’t per say a massage chair you’d see at those dirty strip malls with the round gouging, good God what did I just pay for?! Gimmick. It’s a very pleasant, pulsating vibration that immediately evolves the chair into its final form.Vibration has 8 settings. They all feel great with different intensities and varying patterns to the pulsation. I’m on the second floor in a big house, and when I tried it at night you will create a kind of subwoofer bassy noise profile. Be warned if you live communal as others may complain of the noise it creates.The cupholder is a tad shallow so you’ll possibly spill a tall can or glass of w.e liquid. Lastly the side pouch is something I really like. It holds my 11′ Tab S7, Anker powerbrick and 2 remotes easily.All in all, IS IT WORTH $550?As stated above,-NOT if you’re tall or large or if you play aggressively,-NOT if you are aggressive with your stuff.It IS WORTH IT for the massage features but overall comfortability is 7/10.Hopefully this helps you decideon taking the leap. Sink or swim.Happy shopping and stay safe everyone!

It’s soft and plush and the outside is leather but the motions have 4 positions not 3 I guess the first two are sitting positions and if you do fall asleep in this chair you could lay all the way back with your feet up I have the height adjusted one so when propped up you are in an elevated seat unless your taller than 6’6 doubt your feet will touch the ground this chair is amazing for starting a home theatre too