It’s been quite a while since we did any sort of gaming chair review – and the momentum in the market is really starting to pick up in the past few months. More and more brands start sprouting out and jumping into the gaming chair scene, and Warlord is one that caught my attention. Here we have the Warlord Horsemen X – the one that’s priced the lowest out of the 3 in their gaming chair lineup. The overall experience, however, brings an immense value.
So let’s start off by showing off a start-to-finish overview and review of the Warlord Horsemen X gaming chair.
Unboxing
The entire unboxing experience was rather funky. Warlord just told me that they have this brand new fancy box design that they wanted me to show off to all of you guys. To which I reply – okay, show me that you got.
Which they did – I was surprised by this box that has a rather good-looking design rather than just layers upon layers of cardboard wrapping the contents of the box. Just take a look at it here.
It’s not a superbly colorful type of box, but they’ve kept everything simple and easy yet looks great.
In the box, you get the usual things that come along with a gaming chair – the lumbar support and headrest pillows, two side covers, an aluminium base, a control unit, a piston and cover, few screws, the backrest, the seat, and the wheels. What’s interesting here is the inclusion of a screwdriver.
Installation
I appreciate the fact that Warlord actually made the installation user manual colored and graphical. That really helps in getting everything clearly laid out – but then again, it might look as if the manual is overly simple. That’s not really the case – here’s why.
The first gaming chair that I’ve assembled had an issue where I was unsure where the control unit should face. I had to personally ask them again to clarify which side it should face, so I don’t have to go back and reassemble it after I finished getting everything together. The way that Warlord handled this potential issue on the Horsemen X, was simple – print an arrow and the word “FRONT” on the control unit instead.
The only thing that I have to complain is the armrest – particularly on the left armrest. On paper, it does have 4-axis adjustments like height, angle, left/right and forward/backward adjustment. The right armrest did all of these flawlessly and solidly, but not for the left side. Warlord promised that you can get a replacement by request.
You can get warranty on that armrest
Those words were music to my ears and therapy to my worried mind.
Wrapping up the Warlord Horsemen X review
From what I can tell you, the Warlord Horsemen X is a fantastic chair for your value. It’s available a total of 4 different colors. Sure, the names are a little edgy, but you have options. I kid you not, these are the names for the few different colors of accents on the Warlord Horsemen X.
- War’s Ruin – RED Edition
- Death’s Despair – BLUE Edition
- Femine’s Fear – GREEN Edition
- Conquest’s Glory – BLACK Edition
Of course, the one that I have for review here is the Conquest’s Glory – the full blacked out color scheme. I have to say, it looks really sleek to the point where it can literally be a fully-featured office chair where you can sit comfortably, and even take a nap on it.
It’s officially priced at USD $199, or RM799 flat. That’s because all Malaysians will get free delivery!
There are other models of bucket-style chairs from Warlord too, and the most noticeable difference between each and every one of them is the size. So if you’re a larger size person, consider getting the Templar or Phantom.
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