noblechairs Unveils HERO ST Black and ST TX Editions

[btarunr]

noblechairs unveil their two latest models: the HERO ST Black Edition and the HERO ST TX Edition. Back in 2020, the noblechairs HERO ST Anthracite Edition was launched as our Black Friday exclusive model. The model was later reintroduced on our noblechairs HERO Gaming Chair - Stormtrooper Edition. Today, it is back and available in two of the most popular materials; our innovative PU leather as the HERO ST Black Edition, and our breathable, fleece-backed fabric as the HERO ST TX Edition.

With the adjustable lumbar, 4D armrests, rocking mechanism, adjustable height, and recline features that our HERO range is known for, the noblechairs HERO ST Black and ST TX Editions are ergonomic and comfortable. They're the perfect addition to any office or gaming setup. Winning over 250 product awards, noblechairs is the proud bearer of a long and stellar line of positive feedback from its many wonderful customers. As a company dedicated to providing a premium range of comfortable gaming chairs, all with durability and ergonomics in mind, noblechairs is a German brand that takes pride in being seen as one of the best on the market.



The noblechairs HERO ST Black Edition and the HERO ST TX Edition will be available from today at the price of:

• HERO ST Black Edition - £449.99 / 469,90€ / $619.00
• HERO ST TX Edition - £419.99 / 419,90€ / $549,00

For more information, visit the product page.

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[Dragokar]

Or you could buy a really good office chair which can be available as certified for 8hours+ usage and sit really well.

Of course some modells are even more expensive, but usually they have long warranty and dont wear out easily.

 

[DeathtoGnomes]

I'd expect sturdier arms than those for $450

 

[Dammeron]

I have Icon TX and while I find it comfortable, NC should ditch the standard lumbar pillow cause it's unusable - way too thick.

Also don't know if it's common, but my chair started creaking when tilting the seat forward and backwards.

I'd expect sturdier arms than those for $450

The armrests are pretty sturdy, however could be tad softer.

 

[Moofachuka]

Yeh I go the Black Friday Edition from last year and a couple of times I leaned on the arm rest it bends outwards... I had to bend it back inwards...

noblechairs sent me a replacement part with sturdier armrest, it got better but still bends outwards when I put bit more weight to it. It's the upper body chair they replaced, the problem is the bottom of the chair holding the arm.

I'm 150lbs

 

[Upgrayedd]

Ahh a giant hole in the headrest. Where I rest my head. Niiiice.

 

[Dammeron]

Ahh a giant hole in the headrest. Where I rest my head. Niiiice.

What, are You 130cm tall?

 

[Upgrayedd]

What, are You 130cm tall?

Do you have a fin sticking out of the back of your neck?

 

[Dammeron]

Unless You're a small kid, the hole will be around the height of Your shoulders, which shouldn't touch the chair's back at all.

 

[Upgrayedd]

Unless You're a small kid, the hole will be around the height of Your shoulders, which shouldn't touch the chair's back at all.

OK so the part where you rest your shoulders has a large hole with hard plastic edges, for you to rest your shoulders on.
They lean all the way back for a reason. Don't really see why your defending the giant hole in the back of a computer chair. Serves zero purpose having any type of hole like that.

 

[cvaldes]

OK so the part where you rest your shoulders has a large hole with hard plastic edges, for you to rest your shoulders on.
They lean all the way back for a reason. Don't really see why your defending the giant hole in the back of a computer chair. Serves zero purpose having any type of hole like that.

Looking at the photo on their website with the optional installed cushions, it appears the hole would provide ventilation to the back of the sitter's neck, more air circulation than what the textile covering can offer.

 

[Dammeron]

OK so the part where you rest your shoulders has a large hole with hard plastic edges, for you to rest your shoulders on.

I repeat: "(...)shoulders, which shouldn't touch the chair's back at all"

 

[INSTG8R]

I'd expect sturdier arms than those for $450

I may just be weird but I haven’t installed the arms on a chair in 20 years. I just don’t have any use for then and the possible interference with my desk and seating position I’ve “tested“ a few chairs over the years(bad back) actually the last one I tried and ended up selling I installed the arms for sales purpose and it actually nice padded “leather” arms. I almost wished I’d actually at least tried them….

 

[Upgrayedd]

I repeat: "(...)shoulders, which shouldn't touch the chair's back at all"

Why do they lean all the way back? I've fallen asleep in mine multiple times leaned all the way back.
The hole cant be justified. Airflow on your neck is a ridiculous excuse too.
There's no good excuse for it. It's pure marketing and they've convinced your lizard brain it's alright and that it's functional.

 

[Moofachuka]

I never had issues with the hole... the only time my head may touch it is when I lay it flat and lie on it, and I don't use that position because it's not even comfortable... I use it as a chair...

Otherwise, my head and my shoulders don't touch it at all, even if i lean on it. I'm like 5'10

 

[Dammeron]

The hole cant be justified. Airflow on your neck is a ridiculous excuse too.
There's no good excuse for it. It's pure marketing and they've convinced your lizard brain it's alright and that it's functional.

Yeah, that is a bit of marketing BS. The hole in the back is purely aesthetics. Race seats have those, cause safety belts go though it - in gaming chairs it's just there to make it look like a racing seat.

As for leaning back - yes, I also fell asleep a few times while watching some tech content on YT. However it's very comfortable for playing platform/arcade games with a pad.