Review on Executive computer chair TetChair Duke, upholstery: textile, color: light brown/bronze by Micha Skolimowski ᠌

What can I say, this chair obviously stands out and is stylish when compared to other chairs of a similar design, but that is all there is to it. When you hold a huge box in your hands, it naturally opens on both sides because it is not sealed with adhesive tape but rather with multiple paper clips. The chair requires a whole epic to put together since the screw inserts are fitted incorrectly, and when you put the chair together by yourself using the instructions, you suffer because the screws are also twisted incorrectly. In general, instead of doing it the other way around as per the instructions, attach the armrests to the seat first, then the framework, to make assembly easier. I advise tightening the screws, using the chair, and then tightening it once more after a week or two. You can't sit in this chair and use a computer as you typically would because it is lower than usual and has a back that is significantly inclined back, with the possible exception of watching movies and reading the news on the screen. Instead, it is simply a work chair. Really, I'm disappointed. Let's see how it manifests itself when put into practice.