Anda SeatT-Pro II Series Gaming Chair - Blue/Black - AD12XLLA-01-SB-F

this is the best gaming seat u could ever find in the region , very good quality and the material is super cozy DONT MISS IT!!!!

I felt a bit sorry for the delivery guy who had to carry 33kg of chair up to my flat, but after a slightly extended period of assembly, I could tell why the chair was so heavy. Everything is so sturdy and the chair feels like it's built to take a lot of use.I'm a 140kg rugby player with large thighs, and I can fit comfortably in this chair and use its rocking feature, which is something I definitely couldn't do in my older chair.

So far so good. The chair is very sturdy and comfortable. I am 5 11' and broad shouldered and this is perfect in both head height, lumber and shoulder support. The recline and tilt functions are a far better build than previous chairs I've owned. My only disappointment with the chair is the arm rest. Whilst 4d is great and provides you with the adjustments you need, they are generally uncomfortable and not the soft foam described. They would have been far better of a fabric coating which would also be in keeping with the design.In terms of assembly, I would recommend 2 people as this is a heavy chair and connecting the back rest to the seat can prove challenging.All in all a great chair and I'm inclined to say nearly worth the price albeit the arm rests didn't meet my expectations.

This chair was awesome at first,it took me a long time to choose as im not made of money and with only being good for a year is not worthit,it rocks,the twisty thing at the front doesn't work and ive gone flat on my face while it landed on me!,quite annoyed considering,it's supposed to be built for a overweight person and a tall person!I'm 9 and a half stone and this should not be a problem at all,cost of this chair and the promise you get with it is certainly wrong...im really upset and wasted £200 pounds on a chair!

TL/DR An excellent fabric gaming chair for average/shorter but heavier built persons that allows you to sit cross legged.I decided to treat myself to a better quality chair to use while gaming/working at my desk. I've gone through three chairs over the last 10 years and decided spending a bit more would hopefully mean I can use this chair long term. I have been using the chair for a few days and wanted to mention my initial thoughts as there are very few independent reviews for this chair online. I had three main conditions in choosing my next chair, each of which narrowed my options very quickly;First, was to go for a fabric chair due to my previous chairs all having the PU leather degrade and flake. I also perspire heavily and needed the breathability of fabric.Second was to go for an all metal frame at could handle weights of over 120kg as I am heavily built and also have my younger children climbing on me while I work/game.Third was to ensure that the seat was wide enough to allow me to sit crosslegged while at my desk.I came up with a (very) shortlist of;Secretlabs Titan £430 - first choice due to massively popular reviews but by far the most expensiveArozzi Vernazza £250 - cheapest option but some reviews say sitting crosslegged is difficultAKRacing Office Opal £300 - ticked all the boxes and has a 5yr warranty 10 yrs for the frame.Anda Seat T-Pro £350 - ticked all the boxes and has a 2yr warranty and lifetime for the frame.The AKRacing office opal had the advantages of adjustable neck and lumbar cushionsThe Anda Seat T Pro had the advantages of 4D armrests and denser memory foam which hopefully would provide more support.I went for the slightly more expensive Anda Seat as the neck/lumbar cushions weren't as important to me and I have never used a chair which had them, and I liked the styling and colour scheme of the T-Pro as all of my previous chairs had been plain black.With the lockdown ongoing I had no opportunity to test any of these before purchase.After ordering, the chair was delivered quickly in a large box (a bit battered and with no handhold cutouts) and was heavy which was expected. Moving the box to the room where it was to be assembled was definitely the hardest part of the process. Building the chair is very straightforward, the tools needed were provided and instructions are very clear. Opening and unpacking the items in the box I saw that all parts were individually wrapped and in pristine condition. A second pair of hands would make assembling the chair effortless. Having built the chair myself, the only awkward part was aligning the back of the chair to the support on the seat base.After maybe 30 minutes the chair was assembled. The build quality is impressive. I can offer no criticism in this regard. No wooden seat bases here, full steel construction.The gas ram seems smaller than my previous chairs, as such the maximum seating height is lower than I am used to. I am average height (175cm) and with the chair at maximum height setting, my toes just touch the floor. Taller users or those with long legs may not find this chair's maximum height to be sufficient.The high density memory foam cushioning on the chair seat and back is firm but comfortable. Supportive would be the best word I would to describe it. The feel of the fabric is hard and durable. Not fabric sofa soft, but not office chair itchy. To bare skin the fabric feels unremarkable, which is a good thing, as you pay it no mind.The lumbar and neck cushion and sections of the seat and back is covered in a very soft black velour material. The cushions are filled with the same high density memory foam as the chair.The lumbar cushion is not attached to the chair at all, to stay in place it relies on the friction between the materials and your weight to hold it in place. The cushion is wide and tall and fits in the curve of the chair back very snugly but was too thick for me to use, I actually had some lower back pain using the lumbar cushion, this stopped when no longer using it.The neck cushion has an elastic strap which fits around the top of the chair. When upright I found it to be perfectly positioned for my neck but when reclining it could hardly be adjusted and was not as comfortable.In operation the chair is silent. There no creaks, squeaks or other noises when adjusting the chair or even changing my seating position.An interesting thing to note is that I have a tendency to slouch when watching videos or just relaxing at my desk. I cannot do this in my new chair, I can recline or tilt my chair back and find the sweet spot to relax and still be fully supported all along my back and across the shoulders and maintain a better seating position.I'm very happy with my purchase, so why four stars? I would give 4.5 if I could, but some minor areas for consideration would be;1. When moving the box before assembly I was not able to find a decent handhold. A second pair of hands will definitely help. Having some hand cutouts on the box would also help.2. The issue with the neck and lumbar cushions have made me reevaluate the importance of being able to adjust them if needed.I hope review helps this helps you.

This is not the first gaming chair I purchased, and honestly I did not have many luck before. I look for a comfortable chair but the materials were bad quality, I try to look for another with better materials and it was not comfortable at all, and really hard to assemble. But finally I found the right one... T-Pro 2 is amazingly comfortable, very well made and very easy to assemble... on top of all that, is really beautiful, it looks amazing in my gaming space!I am finally satisfied, I can relax and game a lot! It worth every penny!