Razer Iskur V2 - Gaming Chair with Adaptive Lumbar Support (EPU-grade Synthetic Leather, High Density Foam Cushions, 4D Armrests, Fully Adjustable Lumbar Curve) Green

Two bad points to mention before the good, because I feel they are critically important. I ordered "black" however I received the grey fabric variant - though I actually much prefer it to a plain black, please bear it in mind in case it's not what you're looking for. The material quality is superb though.The second bad point is there were no assembly instructions with the chair. I don't know if it was just mine, but please bear this in mind too. The tools provided were nicely presented but there was a lack of how-to with it all. Thankfully, I had a handyman put the chair together, but he did say it wasn't easy.Now to the good points; comfort is great! I'm a plus size girl and this is perfect for needed hip room. The adjustable arm rests to lean out and in is great too. There's no sides that dig in, unlike other chairs. It's a deep seat, and nice back posture. Personally I prefer chairs without all these silly cushions strapped on, with this one you can actually sit IN it, not on it. I had tried this chair in Curry's and it was the winner. It does come in different colour variations, so I highly recommend the Razer website for an idea of how they look. But mine came in grey, not black.The XL option is a small percentage larger than the standard chair. I can vouch for this because the one I tried in Curry's was good for a plus size person, but XL feels more suitable.I do recommend a foot stool perhaps, but I am on the short side. Sometimes I find my calves ached where I was trying to reach the ground and support myself up.The chair's lowest seat height is about 45cm, if that helps anyone. I needed a lower seat to suit my gaming screen position on the wall.Overall, it feels very sturdy and I love swivelling around in it haha. It's great quality and also comes with a fireproof label too. The box it comes in is incredibly big and heavy, so make sure to be in when it arrives. The delivery men for mine were very friendly and professional. 👍🎮

As I'm 6'2 I found it difficult to find chairs for work that can accommodate my height and also provide comfort and support.I took a gamble on this chair after reading reviews that said its not tall people and some saying it was. This is absolutely fine if you're my height + similar build (slim), I can effectively use the headrest and I don't feel it's small. I would say, however, if you're taller and larger then you might struggle. The seat + backrest are fairly narrow and sporty, it hugs you in position.The Iskur screams quality and the metal frame is very strong to support heavy weights. It is firm and focuses on posture/back support so this might not be to everyone's liking. I often get bad backs from soft chairs, so the firmness + the lumbar support this chair offers is great for me.The lumbar support is probably best on the market currently, I haven't seen another chair that offers this kind of tech/mechanism. I often use it when spending long hours at the work desk and don't feel any aches or pains.Do remember that you shouldn't spend hours In a chair anyway, so no matter what chair you have, you'll always feel an ache at some point - our bodies aren't designed for it!It terms of space requirements, I would say it doesn't take too much room in the house. It's sporty and compact and wheel base is actually fairly small. It does stand out in it's looks but it gives off a 'smart gamer' vibe rather than the rgb, neon colour trash that seems to be popular.I recommend two people to assemble, it's heavy and it's much easier when you to join the backrest to the seat. Assemble time with two people takes 15-20mins.The big downside is the price, it's very expensive. Perhaps overpriced. But for me, It ticks my requirement boxes and there's nothing on the market (that I've seen) that offers the lumbar support this chair does.

I've only had this chair for about a week, so I can't comment on the long term durabilitiy, but the comfort is superb! I bought the plain black leather variant for £400. The leather is soft and plush, but at the same time very firm and supportive. The first thing I thought when I leant the chair back was that I could nap in it, and I don't really nap! The lumbar support is great and naturally encourages you to sit in a healthy position. The chair feels very sturdy, but time will tell if that lasts. It is a very large chair, so it definitely makes a statement. It almost looks like a throne! The all black version isn't too "gamery", which is nice for my tastes. I'd probably give this a perfect 5 stars for comfort. The only reason I dropped a star is that I wish the arm rests came further back, so that you could rest your arms on them while you recline. This same issue is present with the Titan Evo chair. The chair was fairly straightforward to assemble, although a few of the screws were a bit fiddly to get in (tricky to get them in at the right angle). Other than that, this is a pretty perfect gaming chair, with a very high price tag! It certainly feels premium and well built, and installments were an option when I purchased. Overall I'd recommend this chair to those who are willing to pay a high price for a very premium gaming chair.