12000 Series Ergonomic Executive Chair Review

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

The price was very good, but I hesitated to buy it because it at first, because I already had an old but still very good executive leather chair and another leather chair which I had bought from a local store about five months before I saw this chair from B&H. I finally decided to buy it, not only because of the price but also because of its appearance. It was very cute, I thought. Then I received the product a day sooner that it had been promised, and of course I was pleased. After unboxing it, I found that that it was easy to assemble. An now I feel very comfortable sitting on it.

This inexpensive and easy to attach grip changes the way you hold your RX100 series camera. Much more ergonomic now.

The Spieltek 100 Series Gaming Chair arrived sooner than I expected. It was straightforward as far as assembly. It's a great deal more comfortable than my previous chair and I couldn't be more pleased.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

Definately ergonomic!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Incredibly roomy and light. Nice for executive or leisure travels. Fits perfect for any family or couples.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchase these for all of our executive team. They work great for the office, travel and to work remotely.

I bought this mouse as a secondary mouse for my new gaming laptop. I already had a ROG Gladius ll origin for my desktop which I love. I've had it for a year or so and despite liking it so much the rubber on the left side is beginning to wear and scrape off unfortunately. Not sure why but maybe do to skin oil. Idk It's still a 12000 dpi with 1000hz pulling rate which Is nice. The main difference with the core model is its 6400 dpi I belive as well as 1000hz polling rate. In case your wandering 6400dpi is plenty. No need for 12000 One thing I like better about the core is its dpi button below the mouse scroll wheel allows for 4 different dpi settings where as the origin only allows for 2. Also it has minimal rubber on the sides. However the origin does have a little more RGB on the bottom ish of the mouse which is cool for display but while using the mouse you don't really see it. Overall I love them both. Its great ofr palm ussrs which is what i wanted. I would probably recommend the core unless you need the higher dpi for some reason.

I'm retired now and planning to set this lamp up as a reading light. It does everything that a 12000 watt light will do -- spots, floods, tilts, and pans, which is far more than thousand dollar designer lights will do. To make it complete, I'll add 4-way barn doors, and a snoot which contains it to a small pool of light, and instead of a conventional 3 leg vertical stand, will mount it on a "C-stand" which B&H sells, and which can put the light head anywhere you want it. Note, you can double the output with a 200 watt globe. Also take a look at the Arri line which are of equal quality, but maybe a more interesting industrial look.