Dowinx Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Massage Lumbar Support - Breathable Tech Fabric & Pocket Spring Cushion - Reclining Office Chair with Footrest for Adults (300lbs Capacity, Black) - Perfect for PC Gaming, Home Office & Streaming Setup

Okay, I only got this chair today, so this is just an initial review after having it for only an hour. I'll update in a few weeks to see how it fares. Currently Feb. 12thThe build quality seems very good, the stitching is very consistent and the fabric is very soft to the touch, but not the type of soft that gets warm, I'd say it seems pretty breathable. The color is also so nice and very consistent. It's a very lovely green, not too bright but not dull either. For looks I'd give a solid 10/10.It's relatively comfortable. The padding on the seat is on the more minimal side, so it's not exactly cushy. But, I find it to be comfortable enough, and I appreciate the size of it for sure. It's not exactly "oversized", but I'm 5'4 and 200lbs, and I fit very comfortably in it, with room to put both of my feet up to cross-cross.Not to mention the back and head rests. They're not squishy, they're more on the firm side, but the back rest has a massager in it. It's absolutely lovey (helped the pain my back was in after having to assemble it). Comfort of this chair I'd give a 7/10. It's passing, but it's not super *comfy*.Assembly though... I've only ever put together 3 chairs including this one, but it was certainly the hardest. Was NOT a one-man-job for me, thankfully my dad was able to help. Putting the base together required flat out STRENGTH, and holding some of the pieces up to screw them together, notably the back-rest and the arms, was not feasible by myself. I will say that it was *relatively* straight forward, other than requiring me to reread the same instruction 5 times because they were worded poorly and with small text in the booklet. Could just be my poor direction following skills though haha. I'd give assembly a 5/10.Overall though? I'd definitely re-purchase. However, came with an extended 1yr 6mo warranty, so I shouldn't *need* to re-purchase (hopefully, fingers crossed). I would, though, in the future, and I'd certainly recommend it, even for $180 (which I acknowledge isn't a small price, but it's worth the money).Like I said, I'll update in a few weeks to see how it holds up. I'm not exactly "gentle" with my computer chairs, because I'm always shifting around a lot. So, if it can withstand my abuse and large behind, then it'll get a 10/10 in my book.UPDATE (May 4th):I've had the chair for a few months now. Here are my thoughts.Everything I said about build quality stands true. It's very solid. It has shown no signs of wearing in, even though I'm a bigger girl.My only complain comes from the bolsters on the sides of the seat cushion. They are very firm, and they dig into my thighs. I won't lie, it can be quite uncomfortable. I have pretty thick thighs, and I have to adjust somewhat often because the bolsters start to hurt. It sucks, but if that's the only thing I don't like about the chair, I still see it as a win.It's still comfy, it holds up well, it's very nice looking, all the good stuff. Still highly recommend!