It wasn’t until I really sat down (hur hur) and started evaluating Noblechair’s Hero TX gaming chair that I realised just how much of a chair’s DNA can be viewed through the lens of personal taste. Sitting in it right now as I write this review, I’m still confident in my assessment that it’s a pretty decent piece of kit, but there’s still plenty to say about it. For this kind of money, it’s important to be honest with yourself, and with anyone else thinking of buying this gaming chair.
Considering I’ve been using a dining room chair for the past month, I was rather excited to be trying out something different. Memories of my comfortable - old - office chair, which my wife has now claimed as her own, had been dancing around my head all through construction. I was then quite genuinely surprised how mixed my feelings were when I eventually sat down on my new Anthracite throne.
Am I disappointed? No, but then this also wasn’t what I was used to with my past chair. Am I comfortable? I’m… not sure. I have plenty of support, my shoulder hurts less thanks to the fine adjustments I can make to the ‘4D’ armrests, and sitting in the Hero TX gives me a sense of stability and support I never knew I was missing. But it still isn’t quite the same.
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