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Jul 05, 2017
Good value speaker stands
This is the best value for 32" stands on the internet. However, it's actually just slightly higher than 31"; and 32" only when using spike feet. I ended adding a book on top of the top plate to raise my speaker tweeters to ear level. I don't use the cable routing holes on the back, but be warned if you plan to use them because they're not properly aligned. These are not as stable as I expected if I slightly move the base or main stand itself, but they're fine otherwise.
Sep 01, 2021
Overall, I recommend this chair WITHOUT the optional headrest.
Overall, I recommend this chair WITHOUT the optional headrest.
I'm most impressed with the seat because it's the right firmness; not too soft or hard. It's feels durable like it can last many years and not bottom out (I weight 140-ish pounds) .
The second most impressive part is the back with how vertically straighter it is compared to most ergonomic chairs that angles too far back. This chair is best for tasking, allowing to view the monitor in a straight horizontal line while sitting upright. Aside from the first / second day of use with how rough the mesh was on my bare back skin, it's now worn down to feel comfortable even while I'm sitting down shirtless.
Third nice surprise is how the core frames that's the foundation of the seat and the part that connects to the back seat are made of steel, allowing for a rigid built.
I would have complimented the armrests, but unfortunately the left and right arms are misaligned at all levels, with the left arm being half a notch lower than the right. I found this was due to the steel frame bar connecting the two armrests at the lower back of the chair was manufactured in such a way that it's not uniformly curved (it has a slight smiley face shape). It's not obvious until I measured the height of the left & right sides to notice a difference and there's nothing that the manufacturer could do to fix it. The armrests aren't has hard as most office chair's I've sat on before, but harder than I like. It only slight hurts my elbows at certain specific positions, but otherwise it's fine on my arms on all situations. The downside to the armrests are how easily they move laterally (left and right) when not intended to, especially since I'm use to moving the chair by the armrests, and now I have to hold by the top of the back to avoid accidental adjustments. There should be a setting to lock or prevent them from moving them left & right.
The biggest weakness of the chair, is rather the optional headrest that I ordered. It's practically useless because of how forward it forces my head relative to the back. Ideally, it should have been flushed and aligned with the back. This made feel dizzy/nauseating when sat with the headrest for a short of period of time. I tested the headrest at all levels and all angles within each level, but unfortunately it cannot prevent this problem. The only possible workaround is a do-it-yourself where some object is placed between the back frame and the headrest screw hole to provide more spacing, but it would never be as solid.
Sep 04, 2019
Okay, but not strong enough.
Okay door stopper, but only effective near the base where it's higher and more solid. Even then it's not particular strong enough to prevent my door from being pushed given enough force. It requires more than one wedge per door...