AutoFull G5 Gaming Chair - Pink / 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 / AFG502WVSA / AFG502WVSA + FREE DELIVERY !

The AutoFull G5 (AFG502WVSA) is a pink gaming chair rated to a 120kg load, with a 140-degree recline, 3D lumbar support and an Air2.0 space mesh back. Seat height moves between 43cm and 53cm and seat depth between 37cm and 41cm, so one chair covers a wide range of body sizes. It is built around adjustment rather than a fixed fit.

The lumbar block uses a 4D mechanical adjustment: 28mm of vertical travel, 30mm forward and back, and 14 degrees of support angle, across five selectable force levels. That lets you place the support exactly where your lower back curves instead of accepting a fixed bulge. It is the single adjustment that decides whether a chair works past the two-hour mark.

The headrest adjusts on two axes and measures 35.5cm wide by 19.5cm tall, wide enough to catch the base of the skull rather than just the crown. Because both height and angle move, you can set it for an upright working posture and reset it for a reclined break without unbolting anything.

The multi-function armrests rotate through 360 degrees with a 70-degree pivot range, 7cm of height adjustment and 4.5cm of front-to-back travel. They also fold, which matters when you want to pull the chair fully under a desk or lean in for keyboard-heavy play. The surface is a soft-wrap material rather than bare plastic.

The backrest reclines to a maximum of 140 degrees, far enough past upright to take weight off the spine during a break without becoming a bed. Paired with the adjustable lumbar block, the reclined position still supports the lower back rather than letting it hollow out. It returns to a working angle in one motion.

The backrest is panelled in Air2.0 space mesh, so air moves through the seat back instead of being trapped against a solid foam panel. Heat build-up is what usually ends a long session before fatigue does, particularly in a warm room. The mesh carries the load across its surface rather than concentrating it on a few contact points.

The seat is 51cm across, with a depth that slides between 37cm and 41cm. Depth adjustment is what stops the front edge cutting into the back of your knees if you have shorter legs, or leaving you unsupported if you have longer ones. Set it so two fingers fit between the seat edge and your calf.

The upper backrest measures 52cm wide, giving shoulder contact rather than a narrow racing-style pinch. A wider upper back panel spreads pressure over more of the shoulder blade, which is the area that stiffens first when you sit forward over a keyboard for hours. It works with the mesh to keep contact even.

A five-star base 70cm wide supports the chair and carries a 120kg load capacity. The wide wheel span is what keeps the chair planted when you push off with one foot or lean hard into a recline. A narrow base under a reclining chair is the usual cause of that unsettling tipping sensation.

Height is handled by a Class 4 gas lift carrying TUV certification and tested to 20,000 lift cycles. Class 4 is the highest of the standard gas cylinder classes, and it is the component that decides whether a chair slowly sinks after a year. Travel runs from a 43cm seat height up to 53cm.

The chair rolls on PU-wrapped silent casters. The polyurethane sleeve is softer than bare nylon, so it rolls quietly and is far less likely to scuff laminate, wood or tile. If your desk sits on a hard floor above someone else, this is the difference between an audible chair and a silent one.

Underneath the seat sits a steel chassis using 2.5mm-thick material. The chassis carries every load path in the chair, tying the recline mechanism, the gas lift and the base together. Thickness here is what keeps the recline feeling solid over time instead of developing the sideways flex that makes an older chair feel worn out.

The upholstered areas use a wear-resistant leather rather than a plain fabric. Contact surfaces on a gaming chair take constant sliding load at the seat edge and the shoulder bolsters, which is where cheaper coverings crack first. The pink finish is applied across these panels and paired with the mesh sections on the back.

The back frame carries a carbon-fibre texture finish and the rear shell is moulded from an electroplated high-polymer composite. That combination gives the chair a hard, reflective rear face rather than the matte plastic usually found behind a mesh back, which matters when the chair sits in view of a camera or in the middle of a room.

Armrest tops are finished in a soft-wrap material instead of hard plastic. Forearms rest directly on these pads for hours at a time, and a rigid surface creates a pressure line just below the elbow. The soft wrap sits on top of the 360-degree rotating armrest assembly, so cushioning and adjustability come together.

Measured from the front, the G5 stands between 116cm and 124cm tall, and 90cm to 106cm viewed from the side, depending on how the seat and headrest are set. Check those figures against your desk and any shelving above it before ordering, since headrest clearance is the dimension most people forget to measure.