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

Pros: this chair is comfortable for long-term use, the back does not hurt, the side inserts support the back, the material breathes (though not enough), the rocking mechanism works properly, the wheels are not cheap, the laminate does not scratch, the gas lift does its job properly. Of the shortcomings: the filler on the seat caved in after 2 weeks of use, the lining under the seat is made of wood, maybe made of thick cardboard. All this led to discomfort when sitting after a week or two, which is a huge drawback, despite the fact that I weigh only 75kg. Over time, I got used to it, but a slight discomfort still remains. The material really breathes compared to leatherette, but it cannot be compared with an office chair made of fabric base, at 20+ the fifth point sweats enough, although this was not the case with the office one. I already wrote about the backlash armrest, I’ll add that it doesn’t interfere with sitting. Adjusting the position of the backrest in certain positions does not completely fix the backrest, which is why the chair creaks, in other cases there is no creaking. The back cushion is comfortable and does the job. But the head pillow is just awful. Aerocool made both pillows of the same density, for the back it is clear why it is so dense to give resistance to body weight, but for the head you need several times softer. The head does not rest at all, the neck becomes numb, so you still have to manage to screw up with the pillow. Summing up, I want to say that the main drawback is the seat material, and this is not a marriage. All other shortcomings are not critical, you can safely get used to them. In general, the chair is comfortable, so if you are not embarrassed by these shortcomings, you can buy.