Assembly

Now it's time to assemble the AutoFull M6 Ultra 2.0. As usual, we begin with the five-star base by assembling it, installing the casters and then inserting the gas lift. Once that's done, we can set it aside and move on to the seat.


The next step attaching the recline mechanism together with the decorative side covers, followed by the armrests. At this stage, we also install the tilt mechanism and the retractable footrest. The entire process is straightforward and can be completed using only the tools included with the chair.


Once the seat is fully assembled, we place it onto the previously prepared base, and finally it starts looking like an actual chair. The remaining major step is attaching the backrest to the recline mechanism, which requires a bit more patience and some physical effort than the previous stages. Fortunately, once this part is finished, the assembly is essentially complete, and the AutoFull M6 Ultra 2.0 is ready for its first use.


The final step—assuming you want to take advantage of the chair's powered features—is connecting the included USB-A extension cable to the cable coming out of the chair and plugging the other end into a power source, such as a power bank or a power strip. Once that's done, everything is ready to go.

Details

With the assembly complete, we're greeted by a fairly large—though not oversized—gaming chair. One of the first things that catches the eye is the large section in the middle of the backrest, which isn't just a design element. It's movable and also houses the built-in massage function. Just like on the DXRacer Martian, there's also a dedicated pocket for storing the cables and power source, helping to keep everything neat and out of the way.

As for my first impressions of the build quality, they were mostly positive, although I immediately noticed that the armrests have quite a bit of wobble. During assembly, I also come across one damaged screw, but fortunately the manufacturer includes spare hardware in the box, so replacing it took only a moment and wasn't an issue. I should also mention that it took me a while to fully understand all the functions this chair offers, which says quite a lot about the number of features packed into it. Overall, the first impression is certainly a positive one—it's a chair that immediately grabs your attention—but it's also clear from the very beginning that it isn't completely free of flaws.