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

After four years, I decided to upgrade from my trusty old Samurai S-1 chair. The only problem with that chair was a creak that started in the second year, but that was fixed once I sprayed the underside of the seat with silicone spray for the first time. And even with the first chair, I had a gas lift marriage, which ended in the first month, and I replaced it with another one that also functions in this manner. Changing from s-1 to s-3.04 because... The previous model lacked adjustable armrests, which limited the height of the chair in relation to the table (the user's elbows and hands would dangle if the chair were any higher or lower). Normal fastening, as the s-1's side screws holding the belts under the lower back were periodically unscrewed and these belts flew off, forcing me to re-fasten everything; 2. A regular headrest; the s-1 has one name, an absolutely useless gasket between the back and head; 3. Height adjustment of the lumbar support. No implicit moments are required during assembly, unlike in s-1. First impressions are positive; as someone who has used a comparable chair for the past four years, he finds the new model to be even more comfortable than the one he replaced. There is joy all around. I checked the reviews before buying it out of pure curiosity. In most cases, the authors' marriage or their own skewed perspectives are to blame for the difficulties they recount. On s-1, it's the same as if there were no comment; if something breaks or blows up, it's because they didn't tighten it enough or didn't think a washer was necessary. I have little doubt that the new chair will eventually develop the same creaking problem as the previous one's only jamb. June 2022 The frame itself makes the creaking sound, thus no amount of lubricant will help. We need to start recruiting now.