Am Overview of The Flash Chair Series

The Flash series is divided into two main categories: the Flash Normal and XL chairs. The two main differences between these two categories are the dimensions and color combinations. The Normal category consists of two sub-categories: the FLNB and FLNC with a total of six different color combinations. The XL category includes four sub-categories and has a total of eleven different color combinations.

A Closer Look

The backrest of our Flash chair is 55 cm (27.1 ") wide and 87 cm (34.3 ") long. Once you lay back on the backrest, how wide it is becomes apparent. You have the sense that it embraces your upper body without confiding you. It feels comfortable enough due its elastic bands and how thick the foam is (60 kg/m3). As such, even a person of 150 kg (330 lb) will not feel uncomfortable.


The backrest bears a heavy metal frame and is filled with cold-molded, high-density memory foam to make sure this chair is still comfortable after even hours of prolonged use. Additionally, the backrest is equipped with four elastic bands.


There is E-Win's embroidered logo on the headrest with its white stitching, and once the neck-support pillow is attached, we find the same embroidered logo on it as well. We even found two small engraved logos on the rear of the backrest, at the bottom of each opening.

We also found a triangle in the middle of the backrest that starts in the lower section and goes up halfway. Two stripes that resemble horns appear on the sides of the backrest, and two more triangles appear underneath the openings for where the neck pillow's strap is attached. The last two triangles are above the openings for these strap attachments.


The backrest's reclining angle ranges from 85-155 degrees and is adjusted via a lever situated on the right side of the seat.


Due to the fact that the neck- and lumbar-support pillows are pre-attached, the backrest and seat's base are folded, which creates something like a hump in the package. There were, as such, indentations on the rear of the backrest the five-star base had made, and they stuck around, after even weeks had gone by.


The armrests are 4D, padded, mushy, and covered in PU. They move to the front, back, left, and right with the use of three buttons. In other words, the armrests can be adjusted vertically and in a clockwise or counterclockwise rotation.

The Seat Base & Adjustments

The seat's base has a depth of 57 cm (22.4 ") and is 54 cm (21.3 ") wide.


The chair's height ranges from 24-32 cm (9.4-12.6 ") and can be adjusted with a lever on the right side of the chair, under the seat. There are English and Spanish instructions on the lever. The chair's overall height from the ground up including the base is 119 cm (46.85 "), which is considered to be really high and, as such, great for tall people. While we usually find this lever to be awkwardly placed, this one is positioned well. A knob with which to adjust the tilt's tension is also under the seat. The PU upholstery is matte, soft and 0.12 cm (0.047 ") thick, but has no open cells. The seat looks rather fluffy and is the second gaming chair with as much density foam we have reviewed. Due to the thickness of the cold memory foam, we found the seat's base to be really comfortable.


A heavy steel frame out of metal guarantees that individuals of up to 150 kg (330 lb) have nothing to fear. The cushioning of the Flash chair is made out of a single piece of cold-molded memory foam. Like the backrest, the seat's base is equipped with three individual elastic bands. The elastic webbing supports the foam and ensures comfort.


The edges on both sides of the seat are less pronounced towards the front, and users will, as such, not feel confined to the seat. Things are different towards the back of the seat, though. Here, the edges are fairly tall in order to keep your bottom attached to the seat, and the backrest makes sure your body posture is right. We did think that these raised edges would create a problem when it came to reaching for the levers on the right side of the chair, but such was not the case.


We couldn't find a logo on the seat's base, other than the one on the lumbar-support pillow. We found two very discreetly placed engraved logos on each side of the seat's plastic bits, however. There is the gray cord that runs alongside the seat's base and the flaps. A gray triangle also starts at the front and almost goes halfway up the seat.


We did find a flaw on one of the seat's sides, though. There's a dent on the right side that is most likely due to a fault with the factory's assembly procedure.


Another flaw with our sample was that the right armrest can be raised a little higher (by about a centimeter) than the left one. This is not a major problem, though, since you are still able to adjust these to where both are level.

Hydraulics, Five-Star Base & The Caster Wheels

A class four metal gas lift of 12 cm (4.72 ") in height is responsible for all height adjustments, and it can hold a body weight of up to 150 kg (330 lb).


The aluminum five-star base has a matte powder-coated finish and is sturdy enough to support such a weight.


The 7.62 cm (3") caster wheels are made out of polyurethane (PU). They are steady and roll along nicely on both a laminated floor and light-medium carpet. Thick, tall carpets will have almost all gaming and office chairs struggle. These caster wheels also aren't noisy, and they remained quiet after even several weeks of use.