The Homall Gaming Chair offers sturdy build quality and an impressive recline, but its limited adjustability might not impress those looking for ultimate comfort when gaming.
The Homall Gaming Chair is an entry-level pick first announced in late 2016. The gaming chair has a weight limit of about 300 pounds, which is significantly higher than what many of the best office chairs can support. The chair also boasts two air vents on its backrest for good breathability, and it ships with both a head and lumbar pillow for extra support.
The chair is also capable of 360° seat swiveling so that owners can move around easily, and it is pretty easy to assemble. Like most top-tier gaming chairs, the Homall chair can recline all the way to 180°, and since the seats, back, and pillows have a PU leather cover, it is pretty easy to clean.
Consensus
our Verdict
The Homall Gaming Chair is a comfortable alternative for gamers who might not want to spend a lot of money on a gaming chair. The chair offers OK adjustability and stands out, primarily because of its unique ability to recline to 180° and its rocking function. Its seat height is adjustable from 17.3” to 21.5”, and it ships with a headrest and lumbar pillow for support. The chair also has some pitfalls, such as the lack of adjustable lumbar support and fixed armrests. These are all cons that the Maingear Forma R Nero Gaming Chair addresses quite well.
The Homall Gaming Chair also has a heavy-duty metal base, which translates well into its ability to support individuals weighing up to 300 pounds.
Reason to Buy
Great build quality
Designed on a sturdy metal frame, the Homall Gaming Chair feels sturdy and can support individuals weighing up to 300 pounds.
Large chair with a high back
The Homall Gaming Chair has a high backrest, which is great for tall individuals.
Reason to Avoid
Limited ergonomics/adjustability
While owners of the Homall Gaming Chair can configure its seat height over a 4.2-inch range and recline its backrest to 180°, the chair’s armrests, headrest, and seat depth are not adjustable.
No adjustable lumbar support
The Homall Gaming Chair misses out on built-in, adjustable lumbar support. This makes it unfit for users with lower back problems. However, it does ship with both headrest and lumbar pillows.
Homall Gaming Chair Specs
Adjustable Armrests
Yes
Armrest Height Max
Fixed
Armrest Height Min
Fixed
Backrest Height
30.5"
Backrest Width
21"
Frame Construction
Steel
Has Footrest
Yes
Head Pillow
Included
Head Rest
Integrated
Lumbar Support
Self-Adjusting
Piston Type
Class 3 Gas Lift
Recline
150°
Seat Depth
20"
Seat Height Adjustment
3.8"
Seat Padding Material
Foam
Seat Width
14.57"
Upholstery
PU Leather
Weight Limit
300 lbs
Wheel Type
Casters
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The Homall Gaming Chair is an entry-level pick first announced in late 2016. The gaming chair has a weight limit of about 300 pounds, which…
The Homall Gaming Chair is an entry-level pick first announced in late 2016. The gaming chair has a weight limit of about 300 pounds, which is significantly higher than what many of the best office chairs can support. The chair also boasts two air vents on its backrest for good breathability, and it ships with both a head and lumbar pillow for extra support.
The chair is also capable of 360° seat swiveling so that owners can move around easily, and it is pretty easy to assemble. Like most top-tier gaming chairs, the Homall chair can recline all the way to 180°, and since the seats, back, and pillows have a PU leather cover, it is pretty easy to clean.
The Homall Gaming Chair’s weight capacity is limited to 300 pounds, which is slightly lower than that of the Noblechairs Hero TX, which has a…
The Homall Gaming Chair’s weight capacity is limited to 300 pounds, which is slightly lower than that of the Noblechairs Hero TX, which has a superior 330-pound limit. However, the Homall Gaming Chair has a deeper 180° recline, while the Hero TX only reclines up to 125°. Here’s our Noblechairs Hero TX review for more insight on what else it has to offer.
The Homall Gaming Chair’s 180° recline ability is significantly better than that of the GT Omega Element, which can only recline up to 160°, however,…
The Homall Gaming Chair’s 180° recline ability is significantly better than that of the GT Omega Element, which can only recline up to 160°, however, the Homall Gaming Chair has air vents on its backrest that the GT Omega Element does not. Finally, the GT Omega has adjustable armrests, making it different from the Homall Gaming Chair, which does not. Check out what else the GT Omega has to offer by going through our GT Omega Element review.
The Homall Gaming Chair has a five-point base with smooth rolling caster wheels instead of the round metal base design on the Homall Rocking Gaming…
The Homall Gaming Chair has a five-point base with smooth rolling caster wheels instead of the round metal base design on the Homall Rocking Gaming Chair. The Homall Gaming Chair also ships with a headrest pillow, which the Homall Rocking Chair does not, but the headrest on the latter is much larger than the one on the former.
