Dimensions

Frame

The frame is made out of aluminium alloy integral molding, which makes for a sturdy frame for users of up to 150 kg (331 lb). The aluminium color nicely combines with the black mesh for a luxurious appearance.


The plastic covering the frame is smooth to the touch—it has no visual flaws and seems durable. There are vertical cutouts in the backrest for better ventilation. Looking at it from the rear, the seat base and backrest appear to be floating.


A carbon fiber stripe with the company name and logo decorates the rear of the frame. This is the only mention of the Thermaltake brand on the rear.

Backrest

The backrest is 51 cm (20.07 in.) wide and 65 cm (25.59 in.) tall without the headrest, which approximately has a maximum height of 24 cm (9.44 in.).


The back can be adjusted from 90° to 117°, which is very little compared to other chairs that can recline all the way back.

Seat Base

The seat is 50.7 cm (19.96 in.) wide and 50 cm (19.68 in.) deep. A flat surface, it is available in its entirety.


Even though the seat appears to be simple, there is an entire wire-control mechanism under it that is connected to the backrest. It is responsible for nearly all chair adjustments. Height ranges from 52 to 62 cm (20.47–24.40 in.) from the floor. A lever under the seat on the right side is used to set the desired height.


Additionally, the seat can be slid 30 cm forward/backward with the lever next to the one for the backrest's tilt. The backrest's tilt angle can be adjusted to provide a better resting angle for a more comfortable sitting experience.

Adjustable Headrest

The headrest is removable. It is 33 cm (12.99 in.) wide and ranges from 14 to 24 cm (5.5–9.44 in.) in height, which is plenty for large users. It can also be changed in angle. The front is covered in PU and softly padded. On its rear are vertical cutouts that allow the air to flow. The company name and logo make an appearance in white and gunmetal embroidery on the front.

Armrests

The armrests are 4D and made out of PU and aluminium alloy. They are large and feel soft to the touch—these are proper comfortable for even longer gaming or working sessions.


Each armrest is 27 cm (10.6 in.) long and 10 cm (3.9 in.) wide. These can rotate and slide towards the left and right, and the height is changed with a button under the armrest.

Adjustments

Most ergonomic adjustments are made using levers under the seat.


All levers have an engraved illustration that clearly shows each lever's purpose.


The user's manual contains useful information on how to make these adjustments.


The first lever on the left is for the backrest's angle. The backrest can be left to rock back and front freely or be locked into four positions. With the lever locked in the downward position, the backrest can move freely, based on the pressure applied by the user. If someone wants the backrest to stay in a certain position, an angle can be chosen, and the lever should be locked in place facing upward.


Another adjustment option is the tilt resistance—in other words, how easy or hard it would be to rock the backrest back and forth. A rhombus lever that modifies the resistance is used for this adjustment. Plus and minus signs have been printed on this lever to make it easier.

Five-star Base, Gas lift, and Caster Wheels

The five-star base is made out of aluminium, and it is robust enough for users of up to 150 kg (330.7 lb). It can swivel 360° and has a diameter of 70 cm (27.5 in.).


The base is attached to a class-4 gas lift responsible for the chair's height adjustments. The caster wheels, which are covered in PU, measure 7.62 cm (3 in.) across, making them larger than those usually used with gaming chairs.