Review on Gaming chair DXRacer King OH/KS06, upholstery: imitation leather, color: black by Agata Tyszkiewicz ᠌

I work from home, I sketch, I edit videos, and I have animation issues. Almost all of DXRacer's acquaintances who work as contractors raised the issue of changing the chair. The price was the first thing that bothered me, and then I couldn't find a model with fabric upholstery anyplace since it was out of stock. I decided on the King series after reading what I considered to be the most trustworthy content on Reddit and organizing it according to functions. Although I don't touch them, it seems like they went too with the armrest adjustments. MB gamers need 1 degree turns in order to qualify for the event, therefore it seems like they overdid it with the armrest adjustments. Not that it matters; the chair itself is amazing. Although there is plastic under the pillow, you can't place your head on it because it is too hard. There is lateral support, the back is high, and the pillow fits perfectly under the head. Even though it would be foolish to lie in the chair, it reclines to a horizontal posture, giving the impression that you are about to collapse. One of the advantages is that the chair is large and does not roll away to the opposite wall if you suddenly get up from it. Another is that the rocking mechanism has a set position. Bottom line: If you work on a PC for 10–12 hours a day, don't skimp on a high-quality chair with a variety of settings. Take the DXRacer, even though it's not the most affordable option. Set aside 30–40K with confidence; the alternative is to waste money on Chinese junk from Alik or to lie down in a hospital bed with a lower back in 10 years.