Love how noblechairs probably thought they get all the best most amazing reviews from him, because they sent him all the stuff for free when something is broken (which they never would ofr normal customers). But he still makes a review telling how bad they are
Those issues you have mentioned are serious if we consider the fact that are spread in different zones of a chair. Chair structure token chair padding broken chair tilt mechanism broken This usually means low grade materials have been used in chair manufacturing process. That’s not good. Also the online support is okay to a point where you have to take into account that for an average user that could mean sending the defect chair back and that’s very costly given the package size and weight. All gaming chairs brands somehow rely on this the user being discouraged to report defects and replacing the chair. How many chair brands do you count that say they’re giving your money back instead of a replacement ?
Same for my SK gaming special edition, the white faux leather is peeling from the hips and shoulders of the chair. The elbow rests have split completely.
Your lack of purchasing seems to have swayed opinion. I have had a £500 Ergohuman V1 for nearly 11 years now, no issues (It's been so good, I bought a second for home vs office, which I have now had 4 years too). That's a sum of 15 years with no issues. I am 6'1", 120KG+. Here you are talking about multiple issues in a small amount of time. There is a reason people are a proponent of quality ergonomic chairs vs 'gaming' chairs, it's not because its popular trend. Overall your opinions make them sound like an acceptable solution, but I sure wouldn't pay their retail prices over alternative options.
At least he's used the chairs long-term and mentioned and explained the flaws. Too many reviewers get sent a freebie then just spout the marketing guff provided and give a glowing review after cursory use. I'm currently looking to buy a new chair and I'm glad to know the flaws on these. I'm not sure I would buy one based on this review (though I'm only 70kg so it would have an easier life for sure).
Well, to be honest, I had a rather luxurious office chair for over 10 years, I switched to a Noble when the seat became too "soft" for intensive use (more than 10h a day, and the firmness of the Noble is a real blessing for my back, I have rather wide hips and I must admit that the lateral reinforcements keep me in a comfortable position and good for back support. I admit that I was very doubtful about the hardness of the base at the beginning, but I am now more than satisfied, btw it certainly depends on the preferences of everyone and the use that one has, but for their price, they are quite up to the standard, and even much better than what the competition offers us in this price range, to see on the very long term if it will last 10 years also
My noblechair sk gaming special edition is shedding its white faux leather. The elbow rests have also split. After five years of use, this char is falling apart.
Used one for three years and find it uncomfortable for a computer chair. Yes, very adjustable and well built just not going to get another one based on poor seat softness.
I too have noticed the weight you have put on. For your health sake, you could do with a bit of exercise, believe me, and I know from experience, you do not want to become a type 2 diabetic, but that could be the way you're heading.
So basically every chair has broken in a different way but since you get the for free it does not make you think there is something wrong?
Love how noblechairs probably thought they get all the best most amazing reviews from him, because they sent him all the stuff for free when something is broken (which they never would ofr normal customers).
But he still makes a review telling how bad they are
Those issues you have mentioned are serious if we consider the fact that are spread in different zones of a chair. Chair structure token chair padding broken chair tilt mechanism broken This usually means low grade materials have been used in chair manufacturing process. That’s not good. Also the online support is okay to a point where you have to take into account that for an average user that could mean sending the defect chair back and that’s very costly given the package size and weight. All gaming chairs brands somehow rely on this the user being discouraged to report defects and replacing the chair. How many chair brands do you count that say they’re giving your money back instead of a replacement ?
My noblechairs hero has more or less disintegrated on the seat part and the icon itself behind the head has come off after daily use over 5 years.
Same for my SK gaming special edition, the white faux leather is peeling from the hips and shoulders of the chair. The elbow rests have split completely.
Your lack of purchasing seems to have swayed opinion. I have had a £500 Ergohuman V1 for nearly 11 years now, no issues (It's been so good, I bought a second for home vs office, which I have now had 4 years too). That's a sum of 15 years with no issues. I am 6'1", 120KG+. Here you are talking about multiple issues in a small amount of time. There is a reason people are a proponent of quality ergonomic chairs vs 'gaming' chairs, it's not because its popular trend.
Overall your opinions make them sound like an acceptable solution, but I sure wouldn't pay their retail prices over alternative options.
At least he's used the chairs long-term and mentioned and explained the flaws. Too many reviewers get sent a freebie then just spout the marketing guff provided and give a glowing review after cursory use.
I'm currently looking to buy a new chair and I'm glad to know the flaws on these. I'm not sure I would buy one based on this review (though I'm only 70kg so it would have an easier life for sure).
@@trancematics Yep, which is why I put that his opinions make them sound like an acceptable solution.
Well, to be honest, I had a rather luxurious office chair for over 10 years, I switched to a Noble when the seat became too "soft" for intensive use (more than 10h a day, and the firmness of the Noble is a real blessing for my back, I have rather wide hips and I must admit that the lateral reinforcements keep me in a comfortable position and good for back support. I admit that I was very doubtful about the hardness of the base at the beginning, but I am now more than satisfied, btw it certainly depends on the preferences of everyone and the use that one has, but for their price, they are quite up to the standard, and even much better than what the competition offers us in this price range, to see on the very long term if it will last 10 years also
My noblechair sk gaming special edition is shedding its white faux leather. The elbow rests have also split. After five years of use, this char is falling apart.
Wonder why reclining office chairs are so hard to come by...
Used one for three years and find it uncomfortable for a computer chair.
Yes, very adjustable and well built just not going to get another one based on poor seat softness.
Every person is different and every chair too. That's real life.
In other words, buy something that's made with higher quality.
I too have noticed the weight you have put on. For your health sake, you could do with a bit of exercise, believe me, and I know from experience, you do not want to become a type 2 diabetic, but that could be the way you're heading.
A DXRacer has better quality then these chairs. Overpriced crap.
OMG I really want a hug from you lol