Review on Computer chair AeroCool Crown gaming, upholstery: textile, color: ash black by Anastasiia Hrytsenko ᠌

The chair is not worth the money though. Better than a rickety stool, but for seventeen thousand you would expect a product made by people for people, and not by aesthetes for an imaginary target audience. Pros below: Looks good, easy to assemble. Sitting the way the designer intended is comfortable. Again, the back reclines, the cross looks solid, that's it. Nice chair at first and second sight. Got cons: As planned, it seems that the chair is designed for thin, light girls weighing 40-50 kg, always sitting in the pose of a decent schoolgirl - legs together, hands touchingly folded on their knees. Because when you try to spread your legs at least a little bit, it turns out that the hard sidewalls of the seat actively prevent this. It’s not that it’s completely impossible to change your position, but it feels like the designer and manufacturer are looking at you reproachfully and clicking their tongues. At first, you treat this with understanding - all the same, a relatively eminent brand, an aesthetically pleasing product, why not tolerate a small flaw. But after a few months of use, it starts to get annoying. When you try to recline the backrest or return it to its place, the mechanism clicks menacingly when it is fixed. Bonus - a hole for attaching a decorative cap in the left loop of the backrest was drilled 5-7 mm lower than necessary, as a result of which this cap simply could not be attached.