I tried Desky’s CoilFlex Ergonomic office chair and its puzzling design choices overshadow an otherwise solid mid-range option
TechRadar Verdict Australia-based Desky’s mid-range ergonomic chair offers a cushy seat and breathable mesh backrest for all-day comfort, plus eight points of adjustability to suit different users. While the plastic frame might look cheap, it’s still sturdy, although it looks like it’s been haphazardly put together. And the verdict’s still out on whether the seat’s foam will hold up in the long term, but it’s been a comfortable seat for a few months and is a solid chair for the price point.
- ▪TechRadar Verdict Australia-based Desky’s mid-range ergonomic chair offers a cushy seat and breathable mesh backrest for all-day comfort, plus eight points of adjustability to suit different users.
- ▪While the plastic frame might look cheap, it’s still sturdy, although it looks like it’s been haphazardly put together.
- ▪And the verdict’s still out on whether the seat’s foam will hold up in the long term, but it’s been a comfortable seat for a few months and is a solid chair for the price point.
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TechRadar Verdict Australia-based Desky’s mid-range ergonomic chair offers a cushy seat and breathable mesh backrest for all-day comfort, plus eight points of adjustability to suit different users. While the plastic frame might look cheap, it’s still sturdy, although it looks like it’s been haphazardly put together. And the verdict’s still out on whether the seat’s foam will hold up in the long term, but it’s been a comfortable seat for a few months and is a solid chair for the price point.
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