Review on Computer chair Everprof Opera M office, upholstery: textile, color: black by Janis Liekmanis ᠌

I make no attempt to appear impartial. In general, the chair is fine, and it will probably work out OK for its intended user. You should probably look elsewhere if you are short and prefer to sit upright without slouching. Positives are listed below: High-Quality Components, Quick-Assembly, and a Tilt The mechanism is sophisticated; the chair rotates quietly, without making any noise or causing any friction. Requires compromises: First, while the mesh is undoubtedly tough, breathable, and long-lasting, it is not really comfortable to sit on when wearing, say, shorts. The armrests cause the same discomfort at the elbows. Second, and I believe this is a matter of taste, I did not enjoy the landing. The back of the chair is permanently reclined, and the back of the top is also slouched. This necessitates a forward and downward tilt of the head. The proper posture will cause you pain. Not tall enough, point 3. The mechanism doesn't have a lot of vertical play. This emphasizes the point that the chair is made for a specific height and weight range. The arm resting on the table is bent at the forearm, still 4-5 centimeters, and I am 162 cm tall. A very long seat; at my height, the back of the chair rests at the bend of my knee; at a glance, it appears that shorter people's legs won't be able to bend at all if they sit all the way on it.