Well, 6 years later, the chair is a beast if you do the following things. The flaw all gaming chairs have is in the mechanism (wow, amazing, right?) JUST CHANGE THE MECHANISM!!!! DON'T THROW IT AWAY!!! Is it possible to throw away a chair just because the mechanism broke? And yet we Greeks do this, disposable when it comes to purchases. Its mechanism is defective, it leans to the right or left, and that is standard; it is not of worthy quality, 1-2 years with heavy use (12 hours a day with work in it). Personally, I changed the mechanism and put rubber wheels because of the laminate floor (because we also respect the people below us), and it has been like new for 4 years now, plus the 2 years I mentioned after changing the things above. I recommend it to everyone. Amazing + that the support where the whole hip rests is flat, and it is hard to find that in a chair (for us a little chubby people who don't like being restricted)!! I almost never use the armrests because both hands are on the desk. It would be good to replace the gas cylinder after some years as well. Note: the chair is hard, and personally that helps me with my posture because of kyphosis; if you have tried sitting in a Secretlab, you understand this. =D Purchase price 172 euros.

Medium chair, not superior to similar ones priced at 120-150€. The armrests move very easily and do not hold any user adjustment, the cushions are thick but also hard. I spend around 5-6 hours a day sitting on it and I have had it for about 5 months. I would not recommend it for purchase, better to get one priced at 100-120€ or something of higher quality at 250-300€. This particular chair is not worth it for continuous use as it becomes tiring due to the hardness of its cushions.

Everything went as it should, easily and safely, with serious and sturdy construction. Very satisfied. But because there is a "but," the last plastic piece that goes on one side of the chair, solely for aesthetic reasons (it covers the screws that secure the back of the chair in place), just wouldn't fit at all. The corresponding plastic piece on the other side went in without any problems. In the end, I managed to "force" the problematic one in with pliers from different angles and that's the only way I was able to screw it in place. And even if it didn't fit, it wouldn't have made a difference, but...

Unfortunately, the chair does not tilt....on the contrary, it has adjustable armrests which, due to the lack of cushions, become tiring after 4-5 hours. It would be a reasonable chair at a price of 100€ but it does not justify the 200€ in any way. Also, the cushions, although they appear thick and plush, are actually relatively hard. Overall, however, it seems to have a sturdy construction, so I will give it 2 stars

This chair pleasantly surprised me with its quality and sturdy construction. It also appeared larger in reality than in the photos (this does not mean that it fits people over 100-110 kilograms). I would easily recommend it to someone looking for a quality fabric office chair with a modern (gaming) design, made from good foam that I hope will last for years.

As for the minor negatives, the armrests only go up and down and back and forth (without locking), which personally doesn't bother me. Also, the rocking function works well only when the back is reclined enough and doesn't lock in specific positions. On the other hand, the fact that this function exists at this price point is seen as a positive.

Lastly, a pleasant surprise is that the armrests can be adjusted inward and outward, but it requires adjusting the 3 screws at the bottom of the chair.

Overall, I am very satisfied with this choice at a budget below 200 euros. If anything changes, I will update my evaluation.

After a 2-year absence without a chair and using the kitchen with a cushion underneath, I realized what a big mistake I made! The previous one cost around 80 and this one is on sale for 160 from 200.

Order on 21/11, pick up on the 27th, and evaluation on the first day, so I will mention a few things and update the review again soon, just like I did with the Dell S2721DGF monitor.

The first difference I will focus on compared to my first chair is the construction material. Fabric this time compared to the poor leatherette of the first one. To be honest, I don't know if I will ever use leatherette again in anything, from a wallet to headphones. 1 wallet, the HyperX Cloud I, and the chair I had, all have been worn out over time. Only the headphones have survived, and they literally found replacement parts for the ear cushions and the headband on the corresponding international skroutz with a zipper. The truth is, I don't want to part with them because they have what I personally consider perfect for gaming. Also, the leatherette is worth it for the headphones alone because of the insulation it provides compared to plain fabric cushions.

The construction of the chair is really sturdy, and without much experience, I would say it might actually be worth more in the end. The package weighed 20 kilograms. The screws are something else with excellent stops, meaning they don't continue to turn after tightening.

The armrests are vertical, as you can see, and not rounded, and to be honest, I chose the chair based on the armrests. I was looking for one with this type. I should also mention that they can be adjusted up and down, as well as the cushions having 4 positions for forward-backward adjustment.

I consider the backrest to be excellent and it supports the waist and head (I am 1.81 meters, 77 kilograms) perfectly in conjunction, of course, with the cushions. It also has a handle for reclining on the right side.

The wheels (and what wheels!) are really heavy and high-quality, they are snap-on and not screw-on. Zero noise when moving on the tiles, and the base also helps with that as it is also heavy.

That's all from me for now, and I will update you in a month and later (probably 6 months).