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E-Win Flash Series Gaming Chair

crmaris

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E-Win’s Flash chair is equipped with all the necessary ergonomics features and is constructed to be comfortable and safe at the same time. The steel frame and high-density cold-molded memory foam can support a body weight of up to 150 kg, which has it meet the needs of larger users as well.

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Yay, another generic "gaming" chair. Is there really any difference between these "gaming" chairs, except the brand name? It would be nice if people knew the name of the Chinese company or factory that mass produces these chairs where all DXRacer and the rest are ordering from. That way it might be possible to cut out the middle man and the ridiculous price hike.
 
The best part of this review was the material chart.

@NRANM Most of these chairs are probably just relabeled from a few manufacturers, basically a way to separate 'Gamers' from their money.
 
E-Win is an OEM, in other words it manufacturers the products that it sells. We mention this clearly in the review.
 
Heeeey another PU leather chair with a warranty period that matches its longevity.
 
I'd still buy another AKRacing chair than this with 2 yr material and 10 year frame warranty for half the cost the only thing it does have is the full movability of the arm rests just up and down but that's fine with me though and it's fully recline able

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Athlonite said:
I'd still buy another AKRacing chair than this with 2 yr material and 10 year frame warranty for half the cost the only thing it does have is the full movability of the arm rests just up and down but that's fine with me though and it's fully recline able
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The warranty for AKRacing has been extended to 5 years for the chair and 10 year for the frame.
 

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drade said:
The warranty for AKRacing has been extended to 5 years for the chair and 10 year for the frame.
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Ah mint that's an even better deal
 
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