I'm a digital designer/artist and business owner. I spend hours on the computer daily. I have scoliosis and arthritus in my low back. I have spent thousands on chair/props/supports anything to just be comfortable sitting. I have a desk that adjust to a stand table. But nothing I mean nothing has changed the game as much as this chair. When they say everything actually adjustable they mean it!The cushions material is so supportive. I don't even need a back pillow(still ordered one though it was cute). This chair has quality. Real true quality, it was made with real humans in mind of all sizes and shapes. They cared when they designed this product. And damn they did an amazing job. If youre debating because its hard to spend a lot of money and a gamble. Trust me, ive been buying chairs for at least 15 years. THIS IS YOUR DECIDING FACTOR. get it. Worth every penny and then some. The assembly is a peice of cake.

As a guy who's spent a lot of time in front of a desk, putting in 8-14 hour days, I've gone through a few chairs that just didn’t hold up to the task. I’m a bigger guy, so I needed something that could really support me. I had heard about Dxracer's reputation, especially their Tank series, so I decided to dive in after doing a lot of research. And honestly, the hype is real. The chair was delivered quickly, the assembly process was smooth and felt solid, and the quality was evident from the start. The Tank series chair is a game-changer. Whether I’m sitting upright working, gaming, or even kicking back to relax, the support is spot on. I’ve already put in a couple of 14-hour days, and I feel way better than I did with my old chairs. The fully reclined position is comfortable enough to catch some sleep, and the magnetic pillow is crazy soft and plush. If you’re in front of a desk all day like me, this chair is definitely worth it.

The quality of the chair is impressive. The workmanship is fine and the materials are durable. I often sit in it for hours at a time, whether I'm working, playing games or just relaxing, and so far the chair hasn't shown any signs of wear and tear.