AutoFull G5 Gaming Chair - Silver / 3D Lumbar Support with 6-Way Adjustment / Dual-Axis Adjustable Headrest for Neck Support / 360° Multi-Function Armrests with Folding Design / Adaptive Comfort System with 140° Recline and Breathable Mesh / Height-Adjustable Seat for Wide User Range / Up to 120KG / AFG502BSSA / AFG502BSSA + FREE DELIVERY !

The AutoFull G5, model AFG502BSSA, is a silver gaming chair combining wear-resistant leather with Air2.0 Space Mesh over a steel chassis. It reclines to 140 degrees, adjusts through the lumbar, headrest, armrests and seat, and supports users up to 120kg. Every major contact point is adjustable rather than fixed at one factory setting.

The lumbar support slides 28mm vertically, so the pad can be raised or lowered until it sits in the hollow of your lower back rather than above or below it. On a fixed-lumbar chair that alignment is luck; here it is set once and stays put, and it is the first adjustment worth making after seat height.

Beyond height, the lumbar module moves 30mm forward and back. That controls how far the pad projects into your back, which is a separate question from where it sits. A deeper setting suits a pronounced spinal curve, a shallower one suits sitting more upright, and the two adjustments are made independently.

The lumbar support also tilts through 14 degrees and offers five support force levels. Angle decides which part of the pad makes contact as you recline, while the force levels set how firmly it pushes back. Together with the height and depth travel, that is a six-way adjustment on one component.

The headrest adjusts on two axes, combining height with tilt, and measures 35.5cm wide by 19.5cm high. That width is enough to catch the head when you turn to a second monitor rather than only when you are looking straight ahead, and the tilt axis aims the pad at your head at whatever recline you are sitting in.

The G5's armrests are mechanically adjustable, rotating a full 360 degrees with a 70-degree rotation range for setting the pad angle. Angling them inward suits a keyboard-and-mouse posture, while turning them out clears space for a wider desk setup or a controller held low in the lap.

The armrests move through 7cm of height adjustment and 4.5cm front to back. Height sets your elbows level with the desk, depth decides whether your forearm is supported near the wrist or nearer the elbow. Both are mechanical adjustments made with a button rather than tools.

The multi-function armrests fold down out of the way. That matters for two things: pushing the chair fully under a desk when you stand up, and clearing the space beside your hips when you sit sideways or get in and out of the chair in a tight corner of a room.

The backrest opens to a maximum of 140 degrees. That is well past a working angle and into resting territory, so the same chair covers sitting forward at a keyboard and lying back between matches or during a long load screen, without needing a separate seat in the room for the second one.

The G5 uses Air2.0 Space Mesh alongside its leather sections. Mesh lets air pass through the panel instead of trapping it against your back, which is the difference between a chair that stays workable through a long summer session and one that becomes uncomfortable an hour in.

The upholstered sections use wear-resistant leather, chosen for the areas that take repeated contact and abrasion, such as the seat front edge and the sides of the backrest. Leather also wipes clean, which is the practical advantage in a room where food and drink share the desk with the chair.

The back frame carries a carbon fibre texture finish. It is a surface treatment rather than a structural claim, giving the visible rear of the backrest a woven appearance that matches the silver colourway instead of leaving a plain moulded panel facing whoever is behind you in the room.

The back shell is an electroplated high-polymer composite. Electroplating puts a metallic finish on a polymer part, so the shell keeps the light weight of a composite while presenting the look of metal, and it is the panel that takes knocks against walls and desks when the chair is pushed around.

The armrest surfaces use a soft-wrap material rather than bare hard plastic. Since your forearms rest on these pads for hours at a time, the surface material has more effect on comfort than the armrest's adjustment range does, particularly at the point where the elbow sits.

The seat is 51cm wide, with a depth adjustment range of 37 to 41cm. The 4cm of depth travel changes how much of your thigh the cushion carries, so a taller user gets support closer to the knee while a shorter one avoids the front edge pressing behind the leg.

Seat height runs from 43cm to 53cm off the floor. That 10cm span is what makes the chair workable across a wide range of user heights and desk heights, letting you set feet flat on the floor and forearms level with the desk surface rather than compromising on one of the two.

The upper backrest measures 52cm across. Width at shoulder height decides whether the backrest supports the shoulder blades or stops short of them, and 52cm at the top paired with a 51cm seat gives the G5 a consistent footprint from seat to shoulder rather than tapering sharply.

The G5 uses a five-star base measuring 70cm across, mounted to a steel chassis 2.5mm thick. The wide footprint resists tipping when you lean into the recline, and a steel chassis at that thickness is the component doing the structural work between the seat, the base and the gas lift.

Height comes from a class 4 gas lift carrying TÜV certification and tested to 20,000 lift cycles. Cycle testing is the number that describes how much repeated raising and lowering the cylinder is designed to take, which is the part of a chair most likely to fail on a seat used every day.

The chair rolls on PU-wrapped silent casters. The PU wrapping is what makes them quiet on laminate, tile and sealed concrete instead of rattling across them, which matters if you stream or take calls from the same desk and do not want the chair audible every time you shift position.

The G5 supports a maximum user weight of 120kg. Overall height measures 116 to 124cm from the front and 90 to 106cm from the side, depending on how the seat and headrest are set, which is worth checking against a low desk shelf or a shelf-mounted monitor arm before the chair arrives.