The AndaSeat Phantom 3 is a mid-range gaming chair and that means the armrests you're getting here aren't going to be up to par with some of the best in the business. I used the AndaSeat Phantom 3 as my main chair for both work and play over the past two weeks. I spent dozens of hours working in the chair as well as watching media, where I tested the upright and the reclined functionality.

While I didn't personally have any issues with the AndaSeat Phantom 3 above the recommended height and weight limit of 200lbs / 90kg or height of 5’9”/180cm, you're going to want to consider either an XL variant or the Kaiser 3 from the company instead. How we tested the AndaSeat Phantom 3 gaming chair This is the easiest time I've had putting a chair together. Well done, Andaseat. Comfort and Adjustments on the Andaseat Phantom 3 Gaming Chair The AndaSeat Phantom 3 boasts a number of desirable features, including comfortable foam padding and a generous 160° recline. Its compact design is also perfect for those short on space and the sleek aesthetics mean that it is likely to suit the look of almost any setup whether intended for work or play. After a period of extended use, however, I found the included lumbar pillow to be a source of frustration. The 2D armrests are also far from the most comfortable or flexible on the market and, although neither of these limitations is a complete dealbreaker, they’re worth bearing in mind when weighing this gaming chair up against the competition. AndaSeat Phantom 3: Price and availability