Review on Computer chair Zombie Viking Knight gaming, upholstery: textile, color: blue by Adam Joks ᠌

In relation to the primary chair, the ranking is arbitrary. ROG Chair by Asus I included this model as an example because of the cloth, affordable pricing, and eye-catching color. The chair's package broke during delivery at the courier's entryway. It gathered on the back plugs with a small skew. The fifth point on cloth as a more breathable material in the heat is that it warms up more quickly than leather. Leaning back while wearing full-size headphones causes the headrest horns to take them off of you. The landing's ergonomics are not mine: The chair's 179/82 rating is overly floppy, and there is no lateral support. The back and armrests are the two major letdowns. You are always reclining; the minimal angle at the back is 95 degrees. I need an angle of around 85 degrees, therefore this is terribly inconvenient for me. This is a failure, especially after ASUS, for the armrests. The chair is free for me, but the mb armrests are too wide, even though I positioned them as closely together as I could with bolts (the only adjustment available). At the highest vertical adjustment, one armrest is positioned under the tabletop while the second is not. setting the angle in the horizontal plane, along with this width of the armrests: in the "gamepad" position, it is too wide; in the "reverse gamepad" position, (when the V-shaped arrangement of the armrests with the narrow side facing the back of the chair), it becomes possible to comfortably position the elbows; however, in this position, the backlash issue intervenes and the inability to fix the horizontal position), it is too wide. Armrests shift positions when carrying a light load. Lumbar pillow typical for this price range. I use it to assist me determine the back's attack angle while raising the pillow high. The wheel support fractured on all sides and the cushion sagged and lost its shape in just eight months. The chair's back play was combined with the robust play of the armrests. In conclusion, the chair is worthwhile, particularly if you are overweight or infrequently use the armrests. Although it lacks Asus-style 4D armrests with the most precise adjustments, as well as uncomfortable pillows and a headrest, this chair is three times more affordable.