Impressively high quality build ; Easy construction process ; Offers fantastic support ; Top-notch armrests ; Lots of adjustment options

Movement of the adaptive lumbar system won’t feel right for some ; Fiddly head pillow

The Razer Iskur V2 is an impressively high-quality chair with plenty of adjustment options and some truly excellent armrests. The shifting feel of its adaptive 6D lumbar support system won’t be for everyone, but it nevertheless offers very comfortable...

Comfy! Not as gaudy as other gaming chairs. Armrests don't needlessly slide around. Multiple adjustable points and solid lumbar support. You can recline up to 152 degrees (if you want).

Doesn't manage heat well. Seat depth isn't adjustable. Can't accommodate different sitting styles. Annoying headrest. Casters don't move all that well.

Attractive design available in three color schemes ; Lumbar support is highly configurable to conform to your body type ; High-quality materials and sturdy construction

Seat depth is a little on the short side ; Pleather surfaces don’t breathe very well

Razer’s Iskur V2 is a highly configurable game chair with standout lumbar support

Innovative lumbar support ; Soft bolsters ; Comfy neck pillow ; 4D armrests can go high

Expensive ; Limited neck pillow adjustability ; Internal lumbar not for everyone

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New 6D lumbar support is pretty good ; Great solid build ; Allows for cross-legged sitting

Not the most comfortable gaming chair ; Needs to tinker with the 6D lumbar support knobs to find the sweet spot for different positions ; Pricey