I know this rating makes me sound petty. The reason for this is because there is no footrest. The last Anda Seat Jungle 2 had footrests and I only gave it a 70. That was because the footrests were not planned for. As the Kaiser 3 is obviously well planned, I think the Anda Seat could add a comparable footrest to make this design stand out.

Speaking of design, the Kaiser 3 has elaborate options. They are premium PVC leather and linen fabric. The premium leather comes in seven colors, including orange, pink, and blue. The linen fabric comes in carbon black and ash gray. We tested the Premium PVC Leather in Elegant Black, similar to the Jungle 2. The Jungle 2 has orange accents.

The Kaiser 3 in Elegant Black has orange stitching on the back and seat. The use of high-grade PVC leather means that the chairs are stain and scratch resistant. This is something I discovered the hard way. After taking a shower, a large stain made of oil formed on the backrest.

The linen fabric seems to breathe better on sweaty summer nights because it doesn't get stuck.

The Kaiser 3 comes in two sizes, large and extra-large. The Large is for gamers from 4'11" to 6'2" (150-190 cm) and the Extra Large is for gamers from 5'11" to 6'9" (181-210 cm). My experience was with the Extra Large.

I am 170cm tall and imposing, so the Extra Large would work for anyone 170cm tall. I had a 173 cm tall friend sit in it and her feet barely touched the floor. The Extra Large fits me perfectly because the seat base is 20.8 inches wide. Usually, Anda Seat chairs have smaller seat bases. On top of that, the bumpers on the sides and the upward U-shape make it difficult to use the entire seat. The extra-large width ranges from medium to XXXL, so whether you have large or small muscles, this chair will fit you. [The Kaiser 3 can recline to 165 degrees and has two levers, one for tilt and one for height. All of these things are great for comfort.

What I really want to mention are the cool features of the Kaiser 3 that maximize comfort, like the 4D armrests. The first thing I noticed about the armrests is that they are magnetic; they are made of PU foam, which makes it easy to lean into the armrests. There are three buttons on the armrests; the button on the outside of the armrest adjusts the height. The button on the outside of the armrest adjusts the height, while the button at the end of the armrest is located inside the chair and allows the armrest to be moved back and forth, left and right. Finally, the buttons on the bottom of the armrests can be moved left or right.

I love the 4D armrests, especially when the chair reclines backward or tilts forward, because I can adjust the armrests to fit the position I am sitting in. Nothing makes me more nervous than letting my elbows dangle. It's like leaving your feet dangling from your bed at night.

I feel like something is going to grab me.

Continuing the magnet theme is the neck pillow. This is a game changer. I am amazed at this magnetic neck pillow. I don't need straps, and I don't have to struggle to get the clip through the backrest.

Bam. Like a flex tape commercial, you can slap this neck pillow on the chair and it stays put. It is also convenient for those who are shorter than the recommended height of 178 cm for this chair, as it can be easily adjusted up or down on the chair.

The magnetic system does not compromise seating comfort. The neck pillow is made of memory foam and has cooling technology to maintain comfort.

This feature is available on Secret Lab chairs, especially the Secret Lab Titan Evo.

What's missing? That's the cool thing. There is no lumbar support pillow, but there is lumbar support. It can be adjusted with two knobs on either side of the chair.

As for accessibility, they are not placed in the best position. However, the knob on the left side allows the lumbar support to be moved up and down. This is another great feature, depending on your height. The knob on the right side adjusts the firmness of the lumbar support and how much it protrudes from the chair. Turning the knob toward you makes the lumbar support stronger. When the knob is turned toward you, the lumbar support retracts into the chair. Neat.

It should come as no surprise why this is a $700 chair. The leather is easy to care for, the armrests are comfortable, and the chair doesn't enclose me, taking this Kaiser 3 from a great chair to one of the best gaming chairs out there. [I could sit in it all day and not get tired of it. An additional feature to be released in June is a magnetic tray table panel that fits into the armrests. The portable desk is much dorkier than the gaming high chair, and it looks dorkier, too.