Review of the Typhon gaming chair by Eureka Ergonomics

It can be hard to look around for gaming chairs. There is no one chair that is ideal for everyone because we are all created differently. Thankfully, finding seats that can be customized has gotten simpler in recent years. One excellent example is the Typhon gaming chair by Eureka Ergonomics. To be honest, we weren't really impressed with this chair when we originally got it. Unseen fourth dimension aside, its arms do move in 4D and their height may be adjusted. However, it also had a strange feeling, which, we initially took at face value. We'll save you some time and confusion by sharing some of the tricks we discovered while using this extremely adjustable gaming chair. And we really do mean adjustable when we say that. Almost every component of the chair has some degree of adjustability, from the headrest's angle to the seat's depth. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] Image credit- Guide Stash[/caption] As a result, it's among the most comfortable chairs available. The Eureka Ergonomics Typhon, which has a starting price of $499, is on the verge of entering the best gaming chair category's premium price range. But given the high-quality construction, all-day comfort, and customizability, one would think the cost is justified. Additionally, if you're a fan of the Call of Duty series, choosing the Call of Duty Modern Warfare II model only costs an extra $40. Like other computer chairs, the Eureka Ergonomic Typhon arrived mostly disassembled and packed rather tightly in a flat box. It also had few parts and reasonably straightforward instructions. It arrived with three pages of instructions made entirely of pictures that showed where each piece went. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Image credit- Upmost office[/caption] The bottom of the arms are helpfully marked with the letters R and L to prevent any confusion. We were concerned about inadvertently attaching the arms backwards. If you have a friend nearby, this chair should simply put together in under ten minutes. The only problem we encountered was finding out how to attach the backrest without an extra set of hands. The Eureka Ergonomics Typhon gaming chair has a distinct form that makes it impossible to mistake it for an ordinary office chair. With the exception of the metal underside of the arm rests, the chair is predominantly black with vivid, colourful racer-back details. The clever lumbar support and taut yet flexible mesh lining automatically alter the stiffness and depth around your pressure areas.