All this premium quality does not come cheap. The Razer Iskur V2 retails for $649 which might seem like a lot, until you circle back to that 6.5-8 hour statistic. On the high end, that’s one-third of your day that you’re spending in this chair. On some days, it’s probably more. So, is that a lot to spend on a chair? Sure. Is it too much? That’s really a decision you have to make.
This chair is a wake-up call compared to most office chairs out there. This chair won’t single-handedly solve your back problems, but it can (and probably will) help. This isn’t a medical device, to be sure, but it’s super comfortable and extremely supportive. It’s like a best friend you can sit on.
The only thing that’s missing, that would be nice would be a leg rest to pair with the 152-degree layback. If you’re going to lay back and take a nap in this chair (which, make no mistake, is very possible) it would be nice to have support for your legs as well. That’s not out of the realm of possibility for a gaming chair, so, considering the price, that’s not a lot to ask for.
Beyond that, you’ll get an awesome gaming chair that you can sit in for hours at a stretch and be perfectly comfortable when you get to the end of your day, or the end of your game — whichever comes first. But keep in mind: all this comes at a cost.
