Review on Computer Chair Matt Samurai Black Edition Office, Upholstery: textile, color: black by Micha Bialik (Eagle) ᠌

Do not be deceived by the glowing reviews that claim things like "this is the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in" or "you can sit comfortably for a long time," etc. I don't know what old stools people used to sit on before this chair, but their reviews are so complimentary that it makes me wonder. The comfort level while sitting in it earns a score of C out of five. I'll start in order: "Delivery and lifting up to the second story are both free of charge." In point of fact, the courier will call and say, "I brought it," at which point you will proceed to the ground level, pick up the chair, and then drag it yourself. And it's not exactly light. When I opened the box, I discovered some dirty, ripped gloves. The only rusty parts are the containers containing the bolts and nuts; everything else is in place. There are scuffs and chips on the armrests, as well as a significant number of burrs (for example, on the armrest, if you need to adjust its height, then you will scratch your fingers, and I will not exaggerate). Some of the bolt holes are poorly made, while others are well made. The torn metal edges of the holes prevent some of the bolts from passing through. There are numerous inaccuracies in the instructions. First mixing included all of the seats. Even the official films that walk you through the construction of the chair are different from the instructions. After putting the chair together, I noticed that the gas lift was not functioning properly. "Headrest" is a synonym for "the most dreadful." It's not comfortable, it staggers, and it has a backlash. Setting it up is difficult. You can only sit there without moving, and if you quickly move your head or bend it slightly to the side, you will smack your head on the metal frame. You won't even be able to rotate your head if you're wearing headphones that go over your ears. If you try to move, the headphones will be smashed into the same metal frame, and this will happen every time. A similar circumstance applies to the seat; running along either side of it are two metal pipes. If you don't sit on a chair attentively and in the frontmost position, you run the risk of scraping your knees on the chair's metal frame. Material that can be fashioned into a mesh; despite its rigidity, it is well blown. You need to wear a T-shirt and pants in order to sit on it. ps Returns of defective or low-quality goods cannot be accepted after a week has passed. They have written that I have to place the chair inside of a box. The fact that it has already been gathered is not taken into consideration. They told me that I will have to pay for my own packing if I want to ship it.