Review on Computer chair Hara Chair Nietzsche office, upholstery: textile, color: black by Agata Wydra ᠌

I spend an incredible amount of time at the computer. Work + study + hobby, also associated with sticking to the monitor. As a result, despite the age of 26 and sports, back pain is already like that of an old woman. So it was decided not to skimp and take an orthopedic chair. But either 28 thousand is no longer money, or the Hara chair simply skimps on quality, but the chair does not pull on its money in terms of build quality. The metal parts seem to be handicraft, there are sharp cuts (well, at least they are under the chair, you won’t cut yourself during everyday use), the welds are not processed. There are scratches on the plastic parts. One of the halves of the seat came with dents, as if the filler was spared. Of the other shortcomings - as many have already written, the headrest is just for show. Adjustable armrests - also for show, it's better to take with the usual ones, save. As for the pros, for my height of 160 cm, the pillow under the lower back is right in place. Many wrote that it is somewhere in the wrong place, but for me it is right perfectly in the bend. Haven't figured out the swing mechanism. In whatever position I put the left lever, I can't lean back! Perhaps it's the weight, of course, and the chair just doesn't feel me) Bottom line - for 28 k per chair, I expected better quality and a more comfortable headrest. But the back became much less tired, and this was the goal