“I’m sat on an electric chair” doesn’t sound good to me due to its common connotation 😂 (And a friendly reminded that the UK is still geographically a part of Europe, even though we’re no longer in the EU 😬) Great review, James!
Hey Everyone 👋 Find the parts that interest you: 0:08 - Introduction to the smart chair 2:01 - Overview of chair's movement capabilities 6:01 - Importance of regular movement throughout the day 7:45 - Small company values 8:49 - Chair promotes movement throughout the day 12:53 - Pricing and market considerations
I enjoyed James' review. Very thorough but I have a few questions. I'm not sure what part is electric. Is it only the split seat that is electric or does it have a cylinder? Is the chair a fixed height, and can I adjust the footrest? This part wasn't so clear. Is it suitable for a 5' female? What is the weight capacity?
Ooh great questions, thanks Alison, I'll get my trusty tape measure out tomorrow and do some measuring. For now... The split seat parts are both electric, the motors can raise and lower each side independently. You can press the button to lower/raise, or you can hold the button for a couple of seconds to activate automatic lowering/raising. The automatic function will only follow through if you raise your thigh when the seat prompts you. It prompts you with a vibration, and this soon becomes second nature, like changing gear in a stick-shift. The cylinder is a gas lift not electric, so the height of the seat can be raised or lowered manually via a lever on the right hand side, on the unit where you can press the button to lower or raise the right seat pad. Unless you're switching to another user, you're likely to only need to adjust this when you first set it up. The footrest inserts into the base at the front of the base, and from then on it can be raised/lowered, as well as extended outwards/inwards nearer to the base. More to come...
From the manufacturer: The minimum user height recommendation is between 5’2” (157cm) and 6’4” (193cm). The weight limit on the chair is 275 lbs/124 Kg.
“I’m sat on an electric chair” doesn’t sound good to me due to its common connotation 😂
(And a friendly reminded that the UK is still geographically a part of Europe, even though we’re no longer in the EU 😬)
Great review, James!
Ha! I hadn't thought about it that way! The real corporal punishment would have been having to sit on a kitchen chair and work instead!
Hey Everyone 👋
Find the parts that interest you:
0:08 - Introduction to the smart chair
2:01 - Overview of chair's movement capabilities
6:01 - Importance of regular movement throughout the day
7:45 - Small company values
8:49 - Chair promotes movement throughout the day
12:53 - Pricing and market considerations
I enjoyed James' review. Very thorough but I have a few questions. I'm not sure what part is electric. Is it only the split seat that is electric or does it have a cylinder? Is the chair a fixed height, and can I adjust the footrest? This part wasn't so clear. Is it suitable for a 5' female? What is the weight capacity?
Ooh great questions, thanks Alison, I'll get my trusty tape measure out tomorrow and do some measuring.
For now... The split seat parts are both electric, the motors can raise and lower each side independently. You can press the button to lower/raise, or you can hold the button for a couple of seconds to activate automatic lowering/raising. The automatic function will only follow through if you raise your thigh when the seat prompts you. It prompts you with a vibration, and this soon becomes second nature, like changing gear in a stick-shift.
The cylinder is a gas lift not electric, so the height of the seat can be raised or lowered manually via a lever on the right hand side, on the unit where you can press the button to lower or raise the right seat pad. Unless you're switching to another user, you're likely to only need to adjust this when you first set it up.
The footrest inserts into the base at the front of the base, and from then on it can be raised/lowered, as well as extended outwards/inwards nearer to the base.
More to come...
From the manufacturer: The minimum user height recommendation is between 5’2” (157cm) and 6’4” (193cm). The weight limit on the chair is 275 lbs/124 Kg.