This might be a sign of me getting older, but it's probably more related to my activity levels and the fact that I fell off of a lot of moving vehicles and tall buildings in my youth. Both of these are fantastic ways to make me go from a situation where I can't concentrate, into a situation where I need to get up and pace the room in order to ease my lower back pain. Or, another one, laying with my head off the side of the headrest, one leg tucked under the other, which is in itself roughly in the right position. Like, one leg up, tucked close to my chest and the other dangling over the chair arm. I'm one of those people - the fidgeters - and as I start getting weary from sitting at a desk I start wrapping my body into strange positions. But what it can do is give a little bit of extra support where there normally isn't any, and that can mean that if you're one of those people who normally shifts from leg to leg, or lays diagonally across your chair back, you're going to be much less likely to do that on a chair with adequate padding - especially if it's set to the right height. I'm not going to say that a good chair is like a caffeine boost, that's simply not true. and with that comes aches, pains and exhaustion. This has meant that there's been a lot more time spent at desks, at home, many more than before - and with that has also come an inability to get out and about. For a lot of people, the way that we work has changed over the last year - especially in the UK, where we are based, where workers have all been encouraged to work from home.
In most cases people are sat at a desk of some sort, floating about a meter away from a big screen, briefly spinning away from the keyboard they're tapping away at. That's not the case for most people who play mobile games though, and definitely not the case for most people who play games on a PC.
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However, due to the portable nature of the phones where we play our games we often have the luxury of playing our games from our sofas, or even our beds. Here at Pocket Gamer we play and review an awfully large amount of games.
Is a gamer chair a gamer chair if it's not strapped in brightly coloured PVC or faux-leather? Read our review of the anda seaT Dark Demon premium gaming chair. The Anda Seat T-Pro 2 doesn't really fit into the category, instead, it looks like a slightly steroid-injected office chair, but with a lot of the modern conveniences and innovations that have sprung up in the gaming chair space over the last few years. What is a Gamer Chair, or Gaming Chair? If we don't go down the funny route of explaining it away as a chair that plays games (indeed, see reader chairs and movie-watching chairs) then it is arguably a chair in which somebody sits when they play games.īut there's something else too, there are usual characteristics and design choices that go hand in hand with the title - gaudy or garish explosions of red alongside lumps of padding, all held together by leather or some other sleek black fabric. I didn't really want to start this review off as some sort of philosophical, metaphysical pondering, but I do have to start this review with a very simple question.
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