Review on Computer chair AeroCool Duke gaming, upholstery: faux leather/textile, color: punch red by va Gulys ᠌

Don't get too excited about this chair. Despite its aesthetic appeal, this is a low-cost option with many drawbacks. You must get yourself prepared for this. 1 - Plastic with a cross in it. The metal in the base is not as described on the manufacturer's website. In other words, it's made of plastic. Mive, rigid, reinforced with plastic. Despite what the manufacturer's website claims, the rollers are made of plastic and not polyurethane or nylon. The laminate's durability is limited. Third, the gas elevator in the promotional image does not resemble the actual device. The manufacturer has assured me that this is a 4th cl chair, but based on clauses 2 and 3, it appears that the chair will arrive in a different configuration in 2022 than what is described on the manufacturer's official website. The plywood base of the seat is not joined directly to the armrests or the erfly mechanism. This level of constructive unreliability is really concerning. Whether or not such a mount will get looser over time is unknown. In high-quality seats, a single metal plate serves both to secure the erfly mechanism and the armrests. Fifth, when the chair is unfurled to a horizontal position, the complete structure will not topple over since the attachment of the "erfly" mechanism under the seat has been moved closer to the rear backrest. Adjusting the spring under the seat does not alleviate the discomfort caused by the difficulty of using the rocking feature when seated. One must remember that there is no swing setting. 6. Another flaw in the design of the chair is that it will tip forward if you sit on the front edge, as mentioned in paragraph 5. The individual's weight is redistributed toward the rear of the chair. 7. Low. With the gas lift and armrests in their highest configuration, there is a gap of 747 mm between the floor and the armrests' upper plane. The height of a typical table is inadequate by 3 centimeters (750 mm). 8. The sching appears to be twisted (picture).