Review on Thermaltake U Comfort Black Red Gaming GGC UCO BRLWDS 01 by Tamara Simpson

Well I've had this chair for about 3 weeks now and it's good. I gave the back cushion to my wife because I need all the free space on the chair. I prefer to sit cross-legged in chairs than on the floor. I can't even manage without a pillow but that's ok. - Assembling a chair was a nightmare, but what chair isn't? At least now that it's assembled we know every part and part of it and we can easily figure out which part needs to be replaced when we get to that point. My recent chairs of different brands started to drift off center and it was impossible to get them back in place. If it happens with this one I think I know what part to replace. - I got it just before the beginning of summer. You really won't feel the effects of the fan unless the fan is set to 100%, but I think lower settings are good for ventilation. - Sometimes the cord wraps around the chair and comes out of the brick, but that's to be expected. - You can recline the chair all the way, and the chair itself can also recline, giving different effects. If you lie on it, your head will hit the pillow. It's far from padded but supports your head well if you're watching TV with the seat reclined and just want to sit back but still watch TV. - The armrests don't come off, but drop down far enough if you need extra arm room or something. They're also thin enough to house a mouse when you're away from your desk and need to control your computer remotely. - There are no fans on the back, but I figured I could put a cold compress on the back. All in all, this is a good buy. I don't think fans are worth $500, but I'm not disappointed.