Buy the GTPLAYER Gaming Chair.

One is built to hold your back up for eight hours, the other is a wide cushioned stool with wheels.

What was compared

GTPLAYER Gaming Chair, Computer Chair with Footrest and Lumbar Support, Height Adjustable ... — $85.19
Orange Factory Criss Cross Chair, Wide Fabric Vanity Desk Seat, Beige Wheel | Cross-Legged... — $69.98

1. Back support the Criss Cross simply skips
The GTPLAYER has a high back, dedicated lumbar cushion and headrest built for sitting upright for hours. The Orange Factory is a low, wide seat made for sitting cross-legged, with nothing behind your spine to lean into.
2. A footrest and recline, not just a seat
GTPLAYER lets you flip out a footrest and lean the back for a break between tasks or games. The Criss Cross has no recline and no footrest, you sit in one fixed upright position the entire time you use it.
3. One is a desk chair, the other is a stool
Owner reviews on the Criss Cross style flag it as not suited to extensive daily use in a demanding setting, it reads more vanity seat than workhorse. The GTPLAYER is built end to end as a computer chair for repeated daily hours.
4. Extra seat width you won't use at a desk
The Criss Cross advertises over 30 percent more seat width for sitting cross-legged, which is real if that is literally how you sit at a vanity mirror. For typing or gaming that width just means the chair doesn't hold you, and we don't think that's most desk buyers.
5. Yes it's cheaper. Buy the GTPLAYER anyway.
The Orange Factory saves you around fifteen dollars upfront, no small thing. But you're buying the chair you'll sit in every work day, and the GTPLAYER's back support and footrest earn that gap back the first week your spine stops aching.