The world of office chairs and desks will soon bear witness to a whole slew of interesting new products from the likes of FlexiSpot.
The firm, which is most notably infamous for its well-built standing desks, has just introduced not one but two gaming chairs to its lineup, in addition to a refresh of its beloved E7 Pro.
Gaming chairs are a dime a dozen, filling the marketplace with unoriginal and often unusable chairs that, as many relate, aren't actually comfortable.
But FlexiSpot's newest entries prove to shake this mindset, offering a list of interesting and advanced new features that make them stand out with their own class.
Meet the GC3 and GC4, two brand-new offerings from FlexiSpot that make use of some awesome design ethos in tandem with features, like class four hydraulics and lock positioning.
While almost identical in nature, the GC3 and GC4 do have some differences to note. Primarily, the GC3 uses dynamic lumbar support, while the GC4 has adjustable.
Additionally, the colorway for both products differs, with the GC4 being offered in Red, Black, Pink, and Graffiti, while the GC3 comes in Red, Yellow, Blue, and Black only.
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Aside from those slight differences, the GC3 and GC4 operate with identical specs. Both gaming chairs are built with PU leather on a full steel frame that, according to FlexiSpot, "ensures unwavering stability and durability for long-lasting performance."
In addition to their impeccable design, the gaming chairs also allow for a recline of up to 135 degrees, with a multi-tilt adjustment for simple and swift locking.
The GC3 and GC4 also come equipped with four-way adjustable armrests that allow users to quickly and optimally align their shoulders in the best possible position.
PU-coated caster wheels also make for a powerful inclusion, ensuring any movement is silent and scratch-free on surfaces.
Plus, the high-density foam cushion that comes with both chairs introduces exceptional comfort and immersion for all kinds of gamers.
With the addition of two new gaming chairs, FlexiSpot has also introduced an updated E7 standing desk. The new Pro platform comes equipped with 440 pounds of weight-bearing capacity, in tandem with height adjustable levels that can be expertly programmed to the user's satisfaction, thanks to an all-new more powerful motor.
It's also built with a dual crossbeam frame, allowing for "unshakeable stability" even at its highest setting, according to FlexiSpot.
The GC3 and GC4 both come in at $350, and the E7 Pro is $600 for the frame only but is currently $100 off. Additional desktop materials can be added to the purchase, including chipboard (for $80), bamboo (for $130), gaming series (for $169), ergo (for $130), and more.
