Shawn Y reviews

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Fauteuil de bureau ergonomique en maille avec dossier segmenté à équilibrage auto - Moustache® - Avec repose pieds

I thought I'd give my updated review on this chair - it's been about a year and a half (I purchased it back in Dec 2021) since I started using this chair. The support from Shopper+ has actually been fantastic so far. They certainly stand behind what they sell, and they're responsive to feedback and I'll give them kudos for that. I think what most people are concerned about is the mesh. Mine has held up quite well. It's still quite firm and has some stiff springyness to it even after 18 months. No complaints here so far. I sit on this chair for about 12 hours a day, and I'm around 210lb for reference, so there's quite a bit of weight on this chair. Chair surface gets an A+ from me. The only issue I have (and still have) are the wheels/feet of this chair. Originally, I had issues with the stock wheels. Didn't roll very well, and Shopper+'s recommendations to get the rollerblade wheels made a huge difference. It's been great until this week, when the rollerblade wheels fell off. The wheels are attached to the chair legs using some sort of tension system so they don't fall out. 2 out of the 5 wheels so far have lost the tension, and the wheels no longer stay in the chair legs. They'll tilt and fall out if I roll the chair now. Not sure if it's just a QC issue with my chair (maybe not if 2/5 are falling out), but thought I'd put this review out there to let potential buyers know of my experience. Since it's past my warranty period, I'll probably need to go purchase a new one. Overall, for what I paid, it wasn't bad (even if it only lasted 20 months) but hopefully Shopper+ can feed this info back to their suppliers to see if they can improve on this.

17 juil. 2023

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Fauteuil de bureau ergonomique en maille avec dossier segmenté à équilibrage auto - Moustache® - Avec repose pieds

3/5

Since I couldn't edit my original review, I had to create a new review. I thought I'd put my thoughts in after 6 months of this chair: *As others had mentioned, the wheels on this chair aren't very good. Shopper+ were gracious enough to send me a set of their rollerblade style wheels and they make a world of difference. If you're opting for this chair, then definitely consider getting the rollerblade wheels. These are the ones I have: https://www.shopperplus.ca/p-391918-cw-s2-5pk-universal-office-chair-casters-set-3-rollerblade-style-and-2-wbrake-style *Mesh has held up well. No sagging yet. It's not quite as stiff as day 1, but it's still comfortable. Plus I'm on the heavier side so that may put some additional strain on the mesh. *My only complaint is that this chair squeaks - a lot. As in if I shift my position, it squeaks. I've tried putting some grease on the moving points, but it's still squeaking. Absolutely annoys my wife to the point she puts on headphones when I'm sitting in my chair. I might have to get some silicone grease spray to see if I can get it into the crevices to stop the squeaking. Other than that, the chair has held up pretty well after a month. The squeaking has resulted in it losing a star but it's still a decent buy for an office chair if you can put that aside or are handy enough to lubricate the hinges on this chair regularly.

19 mai 2022

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Hi Shawn, Thanks for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear that the chair squeaks a lot while you are sitting on it. We have sent you an email concerning this issue. Hope to hear back from you soon.

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Fauteuil de bureau ergonomique en maille avec dossier segmenté à équilibrage auto - Moustache®

4/5

I've had this chair for about a week, and wanted to wait a while before I posted a review so I could get a bit of use out of it. My wife has the Hyken (from Staples), so I've been able to try these both side by side as a comparison. (they're both also somewhat in the same price range, so it's a bit better of a comparison than say a $1000 Herman Miller chair). Comfort: The seat mesh is comfortable on this chair, but is a bit stiffer than the Hyken. Whether this is comfortable or not is quite subjective - I prefer a bit more stiffness so it doesn't feel like I'm going to fall through the chair, but it's not stiff to the point that it's uncomfortable. I've been able to sit on this for several hours quite comfortably so I'm quite happy with the comfort level of this chair. I'm 5'10" and 200lbs (so I'm a bit of a chubster) and the seat fits well width wise as well. My feet reach the floor comfortably , and my neck rests right on the headrest. Adjustability: Seat adjusts up down and the back offers tilt adjustment. That's about it for easy adjustments. Armrest width requires you loosen screws to adjust. The Hyken offers the same thing, so it's probably the expectation for this price range. Legs/Wheels: This was where I noticed the biggest difference between this and the Hyken. The legs while solid, looks and feels a lot "cheaper" than the Hyken. The legs are skinny, slide in pieces, and the wheels aren't that great on this chair. The Hyken is a solid cast aluminum piece. I use this with a chair mat on hardwood flooring, and most of the wheels just "drag" on the chair mat rather than roll. The Hyken doesn't exhibit this issue, and all wheels roll when you move in your chair. I'm not sure if these wheels are generic and replaceable, but it's my biggest gripe with this chair, especially since I have a neighbor downstairs that is a little too eager to file noise complaints against us regularly. Build quality: Other than the legs and wheels, I find the build quality to be surprisingly good for a sub $200 chair. Yes, it's very plasticky, but that's the expectation from this price range. The pieces fit together well, there was no sharp edges and there's no strong plastic smell that you'd get from cheaper plastic goods. Assembly: The chair came with a single piece of paper for instructions that was completely graphical with no text. Instructions were simple enough to follow and I had the chair built in under 30 minutes. Definitely not complex, and a novice should be able to build this. Any required tools were supplied (allen wrench) so there is no need for any additional tools. Fasteners were all unique enough for me to figure out what went where without any mistakes. If you're shopping this against the Staples Hyken, I'd suggest giving this a try and saving yourself $100 in the process. It seems to be a decent chair for the price, and I'd like to see how it holds up over the next year or two of constant 8 hour a day usage)

13 déc. 2021

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