Autofull Gaming Chair Review - Are Gaming Chairs Worth it? - Chris Titus Tech
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Date: 2022-03-21
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Comments and reviews: 10
Shawn
I just got this chair and so far I love it. I don-t know why this guy is so critical of the chair. I have back problems and neck problems and I like the cushions, for the neck and lower back lumbar support. The back of the chair goes above my head and so I get full back support, you don-t see that in many chairs. The back cushion feels great in the small of my back. This chair is not plushy or soft but when you have back issues like me, firm support is the thing that feels good. I like firm mattresses for this reason, it supports my back and feels good. It reclines and the arms are adjustable , height is adjustable, and it is larger than most gaming chairs and covers the whole back. The seat is cushiony but not too cushiony. The chair also rolls around very well.
This chair has excellent ratings on Amazon and you can-t beat the price for what you get. I don-t mind the logos which many are complaining about. It may seem somewhat proprietary but it gives a coolness factor IMO. Many gamers are streamers as well and the chair will look good on cam. Think of coolness factor like this: Nike shoes wouldn-t be as cool if you had a pair with no logo and people didn-t know you were wearing Nike. These chairs are geared to gamers/streamers/young people. You want to show off that you have the chair, and if you are a major streamer, you are promoting it of course, but it is a good product. I would like to add that this is, of course, a comfortable chair because gamers and streamers will sit and play for hours and hours, and need a comfortable chair provided for them. For some gamers/streamers it is everyday as it is a career. I just think this is a great chair if you are going to be sitting at at computer for hours, not relaxing, but active (gaming/work). I will say that I haven-t had many good chairs, so I-m not a good person to compare it with others. So maybe to me it feels awesome but others might not think so, IDK.
I-m not a promoter or connected to this product in any way. I-m just someone who bought this chair and wanted to tell about it. I play chess mostly. I sit for hours playing during this pandemic and needed a better chair. I am a 42 year old male.
Shawn Long
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I just got this chair and so far I love it. I don-t know why this guy is so critical of the chair. I have back problems and neck problems and I like the cushions, for the neck and lower back lumbar support. The back of the chair goes above my head and so I get full back support, you don-t see that in many chairs. The back cushion feels great in the small of my back. This chair is not plushy or soft but when you have back issues like me, firm support is the thing that feels good. I like firm mattresses for this reason, it supports my back and feels good. It reclines and the arms are adjustable , height is adjustable, and it is larger than most gaming chairs and covers the whole back. The seat is cushiony but not too cushiony. The chair also rolls around very well.
This chair has excellent ratings on Amazon and you can-t beat the price for what you get. I don-t mind the logos which many are complaining about. It may seem somewhat proprietary but it gives a coolness factor IMO. Many gamers are streamers as well and the chair will look good on cam. Think of coolness factor like this: Nike shoes wouldn-t be as cool if you had a pair with no logo and people didn-t know you were wearing Nike. These chairs are geared to gamers/streamers/young people. You want to show off that you have the chair, and if you are a major streamer, you are promoting it of course, but it is a good product. I would like to add that this is, of course, a comfortable chair because gamers and streamers will sit and play for hours and hours, and need a comfortable chair provided for them. For some gamers/streamers it is everyday as it is a career. I just think this is a great chair if you are going to be sitting at at computer for hours, not relaxing, but active (gaming/work). I will say that I haven-t had many good chairs, so I-m not a good person to compare it with others. So maybe to me it feels awesome but others might not think so, IDK.
I-m not a promoter or connected to this product in any way. I-m just someone who bought this chair and wanted to tell about it. I play chess mostly. I sit for hours playing during this pandemic and needed a better chair. I am a 42 year old male.
Shawn Long
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Linux
I was about to write that the reason you hate the lumbar support is because you have bad posture, when you pretty much confirmed it yourself by stating that you have severe curvature of the back through years of sitting at a computer desk. And that's without even meeting or knowing you. The lumbar support is designed to prevent that curvature of the spine while sitting, that you have, by pushing and holding/supporting the lower part of the spine forward into it's natural position. If you want to eventually reduce or eliminate your visits to the Chiropractor, then uncomfortable as you may find it right now, I'd start using it if I were you. It's not going to be an overnight cure, but will over time at the very least be a massive help, and you will eventually get used to it and not even notice or remember it (unless it's missing) so long as you stick with it.
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I was about to write that the reason you hate the lumbar support is because you have bad posture, when you pretty much confirmed it yourself by stating that you have severe curvature of the back through years of sitting at a computer desk. And that's without even meeting or knowing you. The lumbar support is designed to prevent that curvature of the spine while sitting, that you have, by pushing and holding/supporting the lower part of the spine forward into it's natural position. If you want to eventually reduce or eliminate your visits to the Chiropractor, then uncomfortable as you may find it right now, I'd start using it if I were you. It's not going to be an overnight cure, but will over time at the very least be a massive help, and you will eventually get used to it and not even notice or remember it (unless it's missing) so long as you stick with it.
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gwgux
At the office I swap between sitting on a yoga ball and a regular office chair. At home, I have a regular office chair and it only cost me $70 and has been with me about 15 years (actually is about time I look at getting a new one). I thought about getting a gaming chair, but I'd never buy one without sitting in it first. Everyone's different for what they like and the support they need (size, weight, posture, etc.) when I get a new chair I'll just go to the local Staples or Office Depot and try them all out before buying. It's not like I buy one every year so I'll take my time and find what will be -my chair-.
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At the office I swap between sitting on a yoga ball and a regular office chair. At home, I have a regular office chair and it only cost me $70 and has been with me about 15 years (actually is about time I look at getting a new one). I thought about getting a gaming chair, but I'd never buy one without sitting in it first. Everyone's different for what they like and the support they need (size, weight, posture, etc.) when I get a new chair I'll just go to the local Staples or Office Depot and try them all out before buying. It's not like I buy one every year so I'll take my time and find what will be -my chair-.
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Robert
I don't understand why none of these manufacturers have designed foot rests for these chairs. I wouldn't think it would be too hard to put a flip up foot rest like a recliner, or maybe fold away like in a wheel chair.
Lumbar support has never worked for me in any chair.
I too have a really bad back. I don't see how you can stand for long. I have to sit most of the time or my back and neck pain become unbearable and I have to go lie down. I have degenerative disk and arthritis L4 and L5, Arthrits and bone spurs L1 and L2, Arthrits and bone spurs pinching on a nerve at C4 and C5.
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I don't understand why none of these manufacturers have designed foot rests for these chairs. I wouldn't think it would be too hard to put a flip up foot rest like a recliner, or maybe fold away like in a wheel chair.
Lumbar support has never worked for me in any chair.
I too have a really bad back. I don't see how you can stand for long. I have to sit most of the time or my back and neck pain become unbearable and I have to go lie down. I have degenerative disk and arthritis L4 and L5, Arthrits and bone spurs L1 and L2, Arthrits and bone spurs pinching on a nerve at C4 and C5.
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Mike
I've had 2 gaming chairs thinking they would last longer than the high back office chairs I kept buying. Every one of them broke where the rollers snap into the base. Just get something that's comfortable for you because it's not going to last any longer no matter what it's labeled as.
ALSO: Stop going to a chiropractor. They cause more harm than good. They're just snake oil salesmen. Think of chiropractors as the medical optimizer that claim to speed up your PC. They're the registry cleaners of the medical field.
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I've had 2 gaming chairs thinking they would last longer than the high back office chairs I kept buying. Every one of them broke where the rollers snap into the base. Just get something that's comfortable for you because it's not going to last any longer no matter what it's labeled as.
ALSO: Stop going to a chiropractor. They cause more harm than good. They're just snake oil salesmen. Think of chiropractors as the medical optimizer that claim to speed up your PC. They're the registry cleaners of the medical field.
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praetorxyn
I have an Uplift 72- desk. The problem is I keep it in the sitting position because I use a floor standing UPS and if I lift it up a couple of things come unplugged. I haven't been arsed to get longer power cables.
I don't have a good chair at the moment, but the ones I would look at are the Steelcase Gesture and the Herman Miller Embody, both of which are very expensive, but I think of them as an investment in my back.
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I have an Uplift 72- desk. The problem is I keep it in the sitting position because I use a floor standing UPS and if I lift it up a couple of things come unplugged. I haven't been arsed to get longer power cables.
I don't have a good chair at the moment, but the ones I would look at are the Steelcase Gesture and the Herman Miller Embody, both of which are very expensive, but I think of them as an investment in my back.
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Traveler
I'm definitely entertaining the idea of a standing desk to both sit and stand. I'm just not too fond of the aesthetics of standing desks. They're kinda boring, aside from the top itself.
My current chair is a really cheap gaming chair that I essentially got as a gift. It's not bad but I definitely understand the gripes with gaming chairs. The next chair I buy myself will be something different for sure.
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I'm definitely entertaining the idea of a standing desk to both sit and stand. I'm just not too fond of the aesthetics of standing desks. They're kinda boring, aside from the top itself.
My current chair is a really cheap gaming chair that I essentially got as a gift. It's not bad but I definitely understand the gripes with gaming chairs. The next chair I buy myself will be something different for sure.
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TheVertical92
I bought a DXRacer 4 Weeks ago (as a Christmas Gift for myself, bcs it was in Sale for 185-)
But now, after 4 Weeks sitting in it, i can say its definetly BS (at least for me).
I feel cramped in this Chair. I cant spread my legs wide bcs after all: It is a RaceCar Chair. It is meant to hold you in the seat.
But when you play many Hours, you wanna change your posture.
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I bought a DXRacer 4 Weeks ago (as a Christmas Gift for myself, bcs it was in Sale for 185-)
But now, after 4 Weeks sitting in it, i can say its definetly BS (at least for me).
I feel cramped in this Chair. I cant spread my legs wide bcs after all: It is a RaceCar Chair. It is meant to hold you in the seat.
But when you play many Hours, you wanna change your posture.
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vskye1
I still haven't found a -perfect- chair for myself. I currently have a Staples gaming chair, and although it's not bad it's not great either. The best feature of my chair is that the arms push up at a angle, allowing me it to fit up flush with the desk when it's pushed in. A standing desk is still on my wish list also. (one made with a real wood top).
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I still haven't found a -perfect- chair for myself. I currently have a Staples gaming chair, and although it's not bad it's not great either. The best feature of my chair is that the arms push up at a angle, allowing me it to fit up flush with the desk when it's pushed in. A standing desk is still on my wish list also. (one made with a real wood top).
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Motoryzen
9:58 to 10:04. Good God. Was this chair making company THIS afraid someone wouldn't notice what the brand name is? This is what George Carlin was referring to when he talked about how some companies love SMEARING their logos on something worse than feces.
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9:58 to 10:04. Good God. Was this chair making company THIS afraid someone wouldn't notice what the brand name is? This is what George Carlin was referring to when he talked about how some companies love SMEARING their logos on something worse than feces.
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