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Shintenchi

Shintenchi 520 Gaming Chair with Footrest and Massage

  • Seat Depth: 26.1 inches
  • Seat Height: 53 inches
  • Maximum Weight Recommendation: 250 pounds
  • Seat Length: 26.1 inches

Last refreshed Sep 9, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A metal-framed gaming chair with a retractable footrest and adjustable lumbar massage support, built for long seated sessions rather than full recline.

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ASIN: B0D6W5DBTQModel: 520Category: Computer Gaming Chairs

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Overview

A gaming chair from Shintenchi with a retractable footrest, adjustable lumbar massage support, height adjustment and 360 degree swivel, built on a metal leg frame rather than plastic.

Its backrest recline range of 90 to 120 degrees is narrower than gaming chairs that fold fully flat, positioning it more for upright play with occasional recline than for use as a daytime lounger. The metal leg base is the main durability claim over the more common plastic-legged design.

  • Metal-leg frame construction
  • Retractable footrest
  • Powered lumbar massage support
  • 90-120 degree recline, 360 degree swivel, ~3in height adjustment

Who it's for

Fits a gamer or desk worker who wants adjustable lumbar support and a footrest in one chair for long sessions. Not for someone who wants a chair that reclines flat or who cares more about looks than the metal-frame durability claim.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Metal leg frame instead of plastic
  • Retractable footrest for full-body support
  • Powered lumbar massage support
  • 90-120 degree recline with 360 degree swivel
Cons
  • Recline tops out at 120 degrees, no flat lying

Performance notes

The backrest adjusts between an upright 90 degrees and a reclined 120 degrees, combined with a 360 degree swivel base and about 3 inches of seat height adjustment. Lumbar support is powered for massage rather than fixed foam, and the footrest retracts into the seat when not in use. The frame uses metal legs in place of the plastic legs common on lower-tier gaming chairs.

Specifications

BrandShintenchi
Model520
Dimensions & fit
Seat Depth26.1 incheshigher than 100% of 22 computer gaming chairs
Seat Height53 inches
Maximum Weight Recommendation250 poundslower than 86% of 23 computer gaming chairs
Seat Length26.1 inches
Chair Backrest Width25 inches
Item Weight40 pounds
Item Depth26.1 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H26.1 × 26.1 × 53 inches
Item Dimensions26.1 × 26.1 × 53 inches
Capacity & performance
Age Range DescriptionAdult
Construction & materials
Seat MaterialPlastic
Material TypeMetal
Fill MaterialPlastic
Frame Material TypeMetal
ColorRed
Furniture FinishPlastic
Included components
Number of Packs1
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsVideo Game Chairs
Other details
Reclining Position Count3
Back StyleSolid Back
Surface RecommendationHard Floor
Form FactorRecliner
Leg StyleStraight Leg
ShapeRectangular
Room TypeGame Recreation Room
Number of Items1
Indoor Outdoor UsageIndoor
Style NameModern
PatternSolid
Recommended Uses For ProductGaming, Office
Assembly Instructions DescriptionRequires Assembly
ThemeVideo Game
Item Type NameVideo Game Chairs
Additional FeaturesAdjustable Height, Ergonomic, Foot Rest, Reclining

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Frequently asked questions

Does this gaming chair have a footrest?

Yes, a retractable footrest built into the seat.

How far does the backrest recline?

From an upright 90 degrees to a relaxed 120 degrees.

Are the legs metal or plastic?

Metal, which the maker positions as more durable than the plastic legs used on many gaming chairs.