ELECWISH Gaming Chair with Footrest
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About ELECWISH Gaming Chair with Footrest
Overall Feedback:
70% positive
79% liked the adjustable seat height, but 21% didn't
The lifting cylinder doesn't go all the way up and a segment of it doesn't come up, making the chair too low to work comfortably at the desk.
I am disappointed that the piston or lever controlling the seat height failed after only 4 months.
79% liked the cushioning thickness, however, 21% disagreed
The cushion material of the seat and armrests wore very thin and now they are hard and uncomfortable.
The cushions of my gaming chair are of poor quality. Within 2 days of average use, there were permanent dimples in the armrests where my elbows go. After about 2 weeks of daily use, I noticed that the bottom cushion has compressed and is not bouncing back.
75% highlighted the lumbar support feature, but 25% were dissatisfied
I was impressed with the lumbar cushion and the pulsating effect of the lumbar support. However, the cable that powers the lumbar cushion was a concern for me as it dangles down in the path of the casters of the chair. I suggest having a battery charging system for this instead of only a direct power requirement.
The lumbar support reduces the available space on the seat for people with big butts.
77% were satisfied with the material quality, but 23% were not
I found the initial quality and comfort of the chair great, but it started falling apart after a few months.
80% appreciated the reclining function, while 20% were disappointed
I noticed that the reclining lever can be either locked or unlocked and how it works. It would have been nice if it locked automatically and you had to hold the lever to raise or lower the backrest, like how seat levers do when you want to adjust the height.
