Review on Computer chair Bloody GC-500 gaming, upholstery: imitation leather, color: black by Petar Ivanov ᠌

In general, I am satisfied with the chair, I advise you to purchase. I took it for about 15,000. Notes on the outside of the chair: It looks nice - somewhat better than a significant part of the "gaming" chairs. There are no terrible bright spacers, inscriptions and other attributes for a "real gamer". However, in some places there is a noticeable crooked stitching in the skin and a slight asymmetry of the skin details. Which, however, is excusable - obviously, the chair does not belong to the "comfort" or "business" segment. Notes on functionality and performance: In general, everything is fine. Where it is necessary, it spins and spins, where it is not necessary . But here there are jambs. Important note (reduces either the service life or the comfort of use): The position of the armrests is very unfortunate - they are significantly separated from the seat of the chair, so in fact it is very difficult to use them. You have to take your hands to the sides. And the armrests themselves walk 1-2 cm from their position. Important note (reduces either the service life or the comfort of use): The material of the seat cover is attached to the frame and the filler only along the outer part. Under the very fifth point, the material walks quietly. Therefore, it often wrinkles, forms folds, etc. I think that after six months or a year of active use, the material will wear out. Minor remark (a trifle, but not very nice): The straps that hold the lumbar pillow are made of elastic stretch material. Because of this, the pillow itself, when using the chair, freely moves up / down / on the sides, which effectively makes it meaningless. There is no way to fix it in one position (under the waist). In principle, this part of the chair is removable, and you can either change the straps to hard ones (such as those that fix the length of the backpack straps) either on your own or in the studio. Assembling the chair itself for an amateur - at some points you need to try. It's better to have two.