Review on Executive computer chair Bureaucrat KB-9N, upholstery: mesh/artificial leather, color: gray by Adam Borkoski ᠌

I've been using this chair at home for over a year, and while I am familiar with it in theory, I haven't given it up since, despite the fact that it required a lot of effort to acquire, it has served me well and has given me no cause for complaint. I should have lubricated and sealed the joints of everything that is screwed with a rubber expander on the first day, but instead there is a dreadful squeak throughout the entire flat. The seat is too lengthy for my 177 cm frame; when I lean back, my knees would hit the top of the cushion. It prevents the table from swaying and frees up space under the desk for storage. Darkness, I don't get where such a high rating comes from; a chair of comparable quality and performance should cost $2,000, at which point there would be zero complaints made about it. Instead of shelling out $6,000, you'd probably settle for the hope that, at the very least, he won't yell in a bad voice every time you sit on it or lean back in it. When he tried again to make it quieter, the screws began to turn freely, the nuts in the seat into which they are screwed began to walk freely, and the lifting mechanism became unattached. In my almost 40 years of life, I have never come across a manufacturer with such a low quality.