[125°] I purchased this chair the week it was released. I'd been waiting for a product like this for a long time, and had always been disappointed by cheaper chairs, and unwilling to spend $1300+ on a nicer chair. This feels even higher quality than my SteelCase Amia at half the cost (although I got mine used from a business that had closed much cheaper than that) and its soooo much more comfortable. The fabric looks great and is quite soft. The headrest is perfect for when I'm too tired to support myself with perfect posture (I sit for 12+ hours most days) The lumbar support works great with my back. The comfort when reclining is FANTASTIC. My chair had an issue (the gas spring would slowly sink lower) but the customer service was very prompt and sent me both a new spring and chair base and even ordered me a spring removal tool off of Amazon. They were amazing to work with and make me feel confident in the product and its warranty. I'm super pleased I purchased this. The years of waiting for the perfect chair paid off.

[42 x 27 x 15"] Came in good condition, luxury chair. Sharp

[125°] Great case. Easy to cable manage. Good airflow. Same case that Puget Systems is building the editing rigs in right now. This is my second case. First had white interior. Still in great shape and using both. If I was building another workhorse computer, I'd buy another case.

[125°] This case comes across as a premium one, with a lot of modular components and is easy to work in, as far as small towers go. The removable air filters are nice and the whole case looks very nice. My main complaint is that the included case fans are not PWM, but that is not an issue if you get different fans.

[78.8 lb] If you're on the fence about this chair like I was, I'm here to tell you it was worth every dollar. I'd been using an ergonomic mesh chair from Amazon the last few years but over time I noticed my back hurting more and more and it got to the point where I never wanted to sit at my desk. Fractal cases are the most thoughtfully designed PC cases I've ever used. They're the only brand my fiance or I will use anymore.

While on the website buying their North case, I noticed they had a new chair that looked really nice. I could only find one Youtube video talking about it and no reviews so I was pretty hesitant. It's front and center on their website, yet there doesn't seem to be much chatter about it anywhere online.

I decided to take a chance and bought this chair and wow I'm glad I did! I'm a 5'2 girl and this is the first chair I've owned that I was able to actually adjust to fit me. EVERYTHING can be adjusted. The seat, the head rest, the arms, the tilt tension, the back position can be locked, you can even make it so that the wheels don't spin unless your full weight is in the chair.

I got the Dark Fabric color because I was tired of mesh and it's so comfortable. I can sit at my desk for hours now and my back doesn't hurt at all! The lumbar is super adjustable too. You can change both the height of it, but also the intensity of the lumbar, like how much it pushes into the back of the chair.

Even the wheels on this chair are amazing. They roll SO smoothly. The frame the wheels are on is also some kind of metal. All the materials on this chair are way nicer than expected.

I'll try to remember to update this review after using it for a few months/a year but right now I'm incredibly happy with this purchase! I can't recommend this chair enough if you're looking for something affordable that will keep you comfortable and sitting in a good position.

[78.8 lb] Did a new build upgrade with this case, and it's my first one I've owned. I can't rave enough on how spacious it is, easy to work in, fit a 3 fan 6700xt with room to spare. And did I mention they actually took cable management into account with this case. Ended up with a nice clean, no cables build. Solid construction, and attractive with slight RGB bleed, not overwhelming like some (personal preferences aside). Definitely looking at their ATX case for the bigger build. Highly recommend

[125°] This is a great case because of its large number of assembly options, but that also makes it a bit complicated. Once you understand how everything goes together it's quite nice and allows you to do a number of interesting things. Most of the panels snap on and off making it easy to open up to add or change things. It's also very quiet with noise dampening on all the panels.

[125°] This is the first PC case I've purchased in 5+ years and I'm really impressed with how far we've come with case design and quality.

While the different layouts can be a bit daunting, after looking at some videos on Youtube and playing around a bit everything came together quite nicely.

Even better, I got this for a great price and great shipping from B&H which has become one of my go-to retailers for just about everything electronic.

[125°] I didn't want a mid ATX or a super small micro, this thing just right. Plenty of room and cable management accessories. Plenty of fan and radiator options.

My only gripe would be that the front IO (USB and power button) are attached to the detachable frame not the actual frame of the case. This makes it a little finicky when removing the front panel. Though you don't have to remove the front panel to remove the front dust filter: just pull out the bottom filter, then there's a wide latch you can feel under the front panel, that pops off the mesh front and filter. I do love this case, wasn't sure if like the dark glass but it's perfect with rgb fans, just bright enough to see everything without distracting while gaming.

[78.8 lb] I've been building my own desktop PCs for over 25 years. This may be the best case I've ever seen.