Cinnamoroll Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Lumbar Support and Footrest, White & Blue

So I finally caved and got myself the Cinnamoroll gaming chair after seeing it all over my Twitter feed. Honestly, I wasn’t sure if it would be worth the hype, but oh my gosh, it’s actually pretty amazing!
When it arrived, I was like a kid on Christmas morning. This Autofull*Cinnamoroll collab is seriously the cutest thing I’ve ever added to my gaming setup. The white and blue color scheme is even prettier in person than in the photos, and the flannel-embroidered Cinnamoroll pattern? Absolutely adorable. It came with this plush Cinnamoroll headband that I thought would be kind of gimmicky, but I actually love it and wear it during my longer gaming sessions (don’t judge me!).
The cloud-shaped lumbar pillow is not only super cute but actually really supportive. I’ve had back issues with my old chair, and to be fair, this one’s been a game-changer. After about 3 hours of playing, I don’t feel that usual ache in my lower back.
What I really appreciate are the armrests—they have these soft plush covers that feel way better than my old chair’s hard plastic ones. You can adjust them up and down, plus rotate them, which is pretty handy when I’m switching between typing and controller gaming. My old gaming chair didn’t have that flexibility at all.
The reclining feature goes back to 145°, which is perfect for when I’m taking a break between matches or watching some Netflix. I was kind of worried about the footrest (these things can be flimsy), but it’s actually pretty sturdy and slides out smoothly. Sometimes I pull it out just to stretch my legs during long Discord calls.
The foam cushion is thick—like 11cm thick—and honestly, it’s holding up well even though I’ve been using it daily for a few weeks now. It’s firm enough for support but still comfy for those marathon gaming weekends. The chair feels really solid too; the metal frame doesn’t creak or wobble like my previous cheap chair did. They say it can hold up to 330 lbs, which seems believable given how sturdy it feels.
Size-wise, it’s about 70cm wide and deep, and the height adjusts between 126-134cm, with the seat height going from 43-51cm. It works perfectly in my not-huge bedroom gaming corner without taking over the space. It’s definitely heavier than it looks though—almost 58 pounds!—so I needed help getting it upstairs.
I was a bit concerned about the white fabric getting dirty (I’m a snacker while gaming, not gonna lie), but the PU leather parts wipe clean really easily. The fleece parts are super soft but haven’t had to clean those yet, fingers crossed.
The three-year warranty gives me some peace of mind too. My last chair started falling apart after just a year, so knowing this one’s covered for three years is reassuring.
Not sure if it matters to anyone else, but the gas cylinder is SGS-certified, which apparently means it’s safer. My mom was worried about my last chair randomly dropping (she watches too many fail videos), so I mentioned this feature to her and she’s off my back now!
If you’re on the fence about getting a “cute” gaming chair versus a more traditional one, I’d say go for this. It’s got all the ergonomic features of the serious gaming chairs but with way more personality. My back feels better, my room looks cuter, and honestly, gaming with Cinnamoroll vibes just makes everything more fun!