AndaSeat Kaiser 2 Gaming Chair Review

If there is one thing I have always struggled with it is finding a good chair that is not only able to provide plenty of support but is also comfortable for long periods of use. Traditional office chairs never tick the comfort box and most other chairs tend to fall apart faster than it took to build them. As someone who works from home and has a shared work home office setup, I was in dire need of a new sitting solution. So when I had the opportunity to try the AndaSeat Kaiser 2 premium gaming chair, I was excited to see how it would fare and if it would correct my office woes.

Being the first chair of it’s kind that I had ever put together, the process of assembling it was something I was quite keen to experience. Right away it became clear that, while the instructions were clear and everything I needed was included, it was going to be a challenge. For starters, the Kaiser 2 in its packaging weighs quite a bit and even some of the single elements are surprisingly heavy. While it was not impossible to put together, if you can get help with the assembly I would recommend it. That said, once the Kaiser 2 is constructed it is a sturdy and solid chair which feels like it can support more weight than I can realistically put on it.

The Kaiser 2 is made from scratch and stain resistant PVC leather which not only allows it to withstand quite the battering, but also easy to clear. It’s actually quite a nice material to touch and it has never been uncomfortable to sit on with the chair providing plenty of padding. Additionally, two pillows are included which can be used for supporting your head and neck along with your lower back. These are detachable meaning you can adjust their position to best fit your needs and posture.

You won’t be hard pressed to find the right position to fit your needs by any means, as the Kaiser 2 comes with a generous amount of adjustable parts with a wide degree of movement. The back of the chair, for example, can recline between a 90 degree and 160 degree angle with strong locking in any position. You can easily switch from an upright position to a near complete laying down one with ease while feeling safe and secure that the chair will support you.

On top of this you can adjust the arm rests in four directions along with their height to once again find the ideal position to support you while you work or game. Doing so it made easy thanks to conveniently placed buttons on each arm ensuring it’s quick to make any changes. You can of course also change the height of the whole chair and the rocking distance with ease thanks to levers under the seat that are within easy reach. All of these parts work together to ensure you have a super adjustable chair to maximise comfort and support ensuring you are not causing any unnecessary damage to your body during long periods of sitting.

As someone who tends to sit cross legged and often fidget quite a bit, it was a pleasant surprise just how sturdy the Kaiser 2 is. While I’m by no means the heaviest of people it is reassuring to know that I can put my whole body on the chair and it doesn’t even budge. Plus, the side of the seat itself means I can sit with both legs on the chair and not feel any discomfort.

In truth, during all my time using the Kaiser 2 both for working from home and casual use, I have been hard pressed to find any real faults with it. As mentioned, the weight was a bit of an issue when building it but in actual use the chair is simply amazing. Its ergonomic design and outstanding build quality ensure that it can provide you with plenty of support and withstand prolonged use. The Kaiser 2 is comfortable, durable, and definitely one you should consider as an option for your next addition to your office or gaming space.