In this review, I tested the AutoFull M6 Ultra gaming chair and walked through the build process, the comfort, and the standout features that genuinely surprised me. AutoFull sent this over, and it comes with clear instructions plus a QR code for a build video, so putting it together should be straightforward for most people. Once it was built, I focused on what really matters: how it feels to sit in for long sessions and whether the “extra” features are actually useful. The big talking points are the built-in fan and heater, both controlled by buttons on the base of the seat with three power levels. I even did a quick airflow test (yes, with toilet paper), and on the highest setting it pushes a decent amount of air—great for summer, although it does get a bit noisy at max. For me, that’s not a deal-breaker because I’m usually wearing a headset anyway. You also get a built-in massager (a light vibration in the backrest) powered via USB to a power bank that tucks into a rear pocket. On the ergonomics side, the 6D armrests are a highlight because they can fold up, which makes controller gaming far more comfortable. The lumbar support is excellent too, with multiple adjustment positions and a knob to fine-tune support—honestly one of the best strong lumbar systems I’ve tried. It’s premium, so it’s priced like it, but AutoFull offers different tiers (basic, elite, pro, ultra) to match different budgets.