Review on Gaming chair ThunderX3 TC3, upholstery: faux leather, color: neon green by Mateusz Brd ᠌

Name: Gaming chair ThunderX3 TC3, upholstery: faux leather, color: neon green
Item: Gaming chair ThunderX3 TC3, upholstery: faux leather, color: neon green
Rating: 5

July 04, 2023

One of the best deals, glad I bought this.

Earlier in the deficiencies, I stated that the chair's swing mechanism is ineffective because of its allegedly tiny amplitude. I have to admit that I was wrong, therefore I'm going to fix it: I didn't know why the gas lift lever was extended previously, but it turns out that it controls whether the chair can sway or not.

Although it's rather embarrassing, practically all chairs only have one mounting unit with an adjustable backrest, so perhaps my worries are in vain. The head cushion gets in the way of the vertical posture, so I only use it when I'm reclining.
Considering the price (15k), I am generally happy with the purchase, even if I have very nothing to compare it to because this is my first regular chair. If I use it for a while, I might add a review.

Pros

- Practicality. You don't need to move about. the ability to raise the armrests to a sleeping position and alter the backrest's height. - The standard of performance. After assembly, everything fits snugly because everything is well-sewn and the embroidery is straight. 3. Design. My favorite color scheme is black, red, and white. Yes, and every component is in its proper place and doesn't make you feel disgusted. The only requirement is to write the manufacturer's name up to five times; this is excessive. It was sufficient to apply the logo to the headboard without requiring embroidery.

Cons

The armrests. I took them out, as seen in the image. First of all, since the base with a gas lift prevents you from screwing the armrests narrower so that your hands can easily reach them, they cannot be adjusted to the center and must be positioned as widely as possible. Because there is actually no adjustment, the oblong holes on the armrest mounts become meaningless, which is definitely a design error. Second, I do not believe that rotating the armrests is necessary, but if it is, I would prefer to stop it. Because of this, each time I tried to move the chair while leaning my hip on the armrest, it stayed in place and didn't budge. Third, the armrests simply get in the way if you are a guitarist. Fourth, the soft material quickly accumulates scratches. Fifth, they perform, but I don't find it objectionable. - Matter. The use of synthetic leather as a solution is, of course, debatable; in several reviews, I noticed that the material had completely peeled off. I would have loved a chair with fabric upholstery that was exactly the same. You can tell where it is particularly powerful if you sit for four hours straight. And the fabric does not fray, sure. - Wheel-equipped legs. There is nothing crucial, although a metal base may be created. The chair my wife has from Zombie costs the same and has metal legs. Although it appears that they are holding normally, I noticed that someone had a plastic leg that had broken off somewhere in the evaluations. - Back inserts made of plastic. There are gaps between the lower ones and the upholstery because they don't always fit tightly, which is not a major problem, and the higher one occasionally causes trouble. Without inserts, inflexible holes could be implemented.