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Review: NobleChairs Hero Black Edition - a really proper gaming chair
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#5938781 Posted on: 08/17/2021 04:42 PM
The built in lumbar support is a welcome feature. Those cushions that other chairs have are oversized and overall terrible.
I must say that the armrests don't look soft at all just looking at the pictures but I trust the reviewer on this.
Price however is as already mentioned over the top. You can get a truly ergonomic used office chair for that price.
The built in lumbar support is a welcome feature. Those cushions that other chairs have are oversized and overall terrible.
I must say that the armrests don't look soft at all just looking at the pictures but I trust the reviewer on this.
Price however is as already mentioned over the top. You can get a truly ergonomic used office chair for that price.
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#5938790 Posted on: 08/17/2021 04:58 PM
The built in lumbar support is a welcome feature. Those cushions that other chairs have are oversized and overall terrible.
I must say that the armrests don't look soft at all just looking at the pictures but I trust the reviewer on this.
Price however is as already mentioned over the top. You can get a truly ergonomic used office chair for that price.
Yeah that was also my impression from the pictures (the armrests) Though i think id still buy this over a used office-chair that i have no idea how long it has been used or how worn out the pieces are.
The built in lumbar support is a welcome feature. Those cushions that other chairs have are oversized and overall terrible.
I must say that the armrests don't look soft at all just looking at the pictures but I trust the reviewer on this.
Price however is as already mentioned over the top. You can get a truly ergonomic used office chair for that price.
Yeah that was also my impression from the pictures (the armrests) Though i think id still buy this over a used office-chair that i have no idea how long it has been used or how worn out the pieces are.
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#5938842 Posted on: 08/17/2021 07:29 PM
Best thing about it, it doesnt look like a tacky gaming chair.
Best thing about it, it doesnt look like a tacky gaming chair.
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#5938899 Posted on: 08/17/2021 10:38 PM
For that money I would expect proper full length comfortable armrests, not cheap T pieces like a low end office chair.
It is also ugly as hell especially where the seat base joins the back. My circa £90 cheap Chinese gaming chair from amazon looks better than this.
For that money I would expect proper full length comfortable armrests, not cheap T pieces like a low end office chair.
It is also ugly as hell especially where the seat base joins the back. My circa £90 cheap Chinese gaming chair from amazon looks better than this.
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this is a "proper" chair mechanically with actual engineering. it also has "micro-pores" to cut down on the sweaty butt and back. even real leather (option) needs to be perforated like an actual race car seat for the same reason.
i'd like to see a fabric or mesh version for hotter climates.
this $450 is the right price for an actual working chair. not saying you can't get by for cheaper - you can. but what i mean is this is the level that companies pay for office furniture that meets every obscure regulation.
i also hope that means the mechanism was made in EU