Review on Computer chair Metta Samurai S-3.04 for executive, upholstery: textile, color: black by Ada Dudek

After using it for a month, I made the decision to write a review. I decided to go with the black plus package. In overall, I am pleased with the chair, particularly with the orthopedic effect, as a result of which there has been a discernible improvement in the quality of my posture. Because there is something to compare it to—that is, other chairs in a variety of price points—you can see that the chair is well worth the investment. I was confused by the negative reviews, but I couldn't find any alternatives for that amount of money (specifically, from mesh chairs), so I decided to take a chance and purchase the product nonetheless. The scent that comes from the armrests is one of the few minor drawbacks. It was exposed to the elements for a considerable amount of time, roughly two weeks. It has been determined that low-quality components of the internal mechanism are to blame for the armrests' jerking motion. I took the armrests apart, and all of the components are in good working order; nevertheless, their dimensions are quite inconsistent, which is the cause of the play in the armrests (the chassis has significant gaps). The component of the lumbar support that is made of plastic is easily the most uncomfortable. When you twist it to its utmost extent, the lower back will bend the mesh and press against the plastic part, which is not ice. If you continue to twist it, the lower back will eventually break. In theory, the problems with the chair can be fixed in some way by themselves without any assistance. Whoever thinks about whether or not to take it, then it's more like a litorea, because there weren't many difficulties in my chair (well, at least not until the time had come yet), which others wrote about. There is not a violin to be found. Even though it has naturally become a little bit looser after being put to use, the mesh keeps its shape very nicely. During the assembly process, the components fit snugly within their respective holes. There is a very tiny backlash in the seat during fixation; but, as far as I can tell, this is a problem that is shared by all multiblocks that fall into the affordable and moderate price ranges. It is important to pay extra close attention to persons who are on the shorter side. Due to the fact that I am 187 cm tall, the chair, at the very least, appears to be a little high; I would prefer it to be a little lower. As a consequence, it is in no way appropriate for those whose height falls within the typical range. Because of the angle of the seat, there is a constriction that occurs in the thighs and lower back (just below the pelvis). Any orthopedic product (corsets, pillows, chairs, etc.) will have this impact since our minds and bodies are rigid. At first, the chair may appear unpleasant and unfamiliar. This is typical because our minds and bodies are inflexible. However, after some time, you will feel an unbelievable buzz if you regularly personalize (configure) everything for yourself. This will be the case if you continue.