Idk, I always watch them before to make sure I pick a good one.

@Lenard_S. I did watch a couple reviews... but since buying my latest camera and lenses i've been flooded with links to more reviews.

I guess you're quicker than your algorithm then. ;P

no

I tried putting a pillow. It wasn't too comfortable, and that part of my back got sweaty pretty quickly.

I've had them for 5+ years now. The "leather" on the headband and the ear pads cracked. I bought a neoprene sleeve for the headband (5€?) and replacement ear pads (10ish€?), and now they're as good as new, if not better. No mechanical issues whatsoever. Worth noting that I'm very careful with my gear, but I did use it on the regular and it holds up well. Mostly at home tho, and on my PC.

@@Lenard_S. Thanks for sharing your experience

elaborate.

@@Haunter-pl3zt the net of the back will hold for a month and then stretch (I'm the lightest person in the world). It's not good for long sitting, the lower back support just pushes, not supports. It's more shaky and loose than a 10$ chair and every week you need to tighten the "screws"

My net has held its shape. Makes you wonder about quality control. ;/ I agree that the back support is not comfortable and just digs into your lower back. I've set it to lowest it can go and it mostly gets out of the way. But yeah, not comfy. I believe you could also not install it if it bothers you. I had issues with the back screws as well, but have since tightened them like a bridge bolt, and they've held up since.

@@Lenard_S. You can't not install it. If you remove it, then you'll see that your net didn't hold its shape and it's the terrible back pusher that keeps it stretched

haha x)

I think that's by design. Not much you can do about that.

@@Lenard_S. Can I return it if I have bought it 2 months ago?

Idk. Ask IKEA.

Rough measure: from 10 to 16cm away from the seat cushion. The backrest is about 10 cm high, 22cm wide. Backrest dimensions: cca 16 x 40 cm. Height: cca 64 to 71 cm from the seat cushion. Again, quick rough measures.

@@Lenard_S. Thanks, but the backrest cannot be 10 cm high. The backrest is where you rest your back. Including the headrest it should be around 70-80 cm

Ahh, right. I was talking about the backrest pillow. I misunderstood, sorry. So as I said: 64 to 71 cm including the adjustable headrest, measured from the top of the seat cushion.

@@Lenard_S. Thanks!

Yep. Doesn't see much use tho, since I built the PC.

If you have the chance, your best bet is trying them out yourself. Some people swear by the Markus, but I find the Jarvfjallet far more comfortable.

@@Lenard_S. Unfortunately not available to try in person. So I'm trying to find information and reviews of people.

Maybe you just need to break it in and it'll soften up over time. Don't forget to try all the adjustments; lean back, pulll the seat out, height adjustment, head pillow, and the back pillow!

@@Lenard_S. Yeah, it's becoming more comfortable after a day of use, did you figured out how to reverse the breaks in wheels? They are loose when in use and when no one is sitting its really hard to move the chair but when you sit you want to be secure and after using it you want to move it away , it's completly reverse logic

Haha, yeah, I'd prefer it reverse too. I use my chair on the carpet, and it digs into place. Maybe you could look into that if you have a smooth surface now.

Is it still comfortable for you?@@majafrankowska

It's very jumpy and unpredictable. Horrible experience.

@@Lenard_S. thank you very much. So I'll go with the Olympus!

It has a 10 year warranty! Try to dig up the receipt and see if you can get a replacement.

​@@Lenard_S.Sadly the warranty is very limited, and only covers manufacturing defects. My seat is pretty bad as well, along with the casters being quite worn out, but the warranty didn't cover any of them

I have almost the same body, mine's padding also kinda gave up, asked Ikea for a replacement but they declined. The casters also, don't feel as they used to even after cleaning.

Yep, excellent option.

@@Lenard_S. thanks man. Greetings and have a nice day 👍

Barely squeaks. It more so rattles somewhat, but nothing alarming. Although noisier than what it was when brand new.

Even in the video it's very squeaky. It's the worst quality chair you can find

@@orenong I returned mine and got the Markus which is much better.

Ahh, shucks. I would've guessed the linear focus feature worked with ALL lenses. Too bad. 10-25 sounds like a great option. I decided against it because of the price, size, and - it's only one lens. For the price of it, I can get 17, 25, 45 Olympus lenses and put them on three different cameras. I am missing a wide, however...

about 50cm / 20 in

@@Lenard_S. ty

It can do that???? I was sooo frustrated because od short seat. Ty!!!!

Haha... well, there's a few. Enjoy the cringe-fest. ;P

awwh :')

hehe, cool :)

I don't exactly know, but I wouldn't recommend these as they're not so secure. Maybe you could try searching for climbing security clips.

@@Lenard_S. ok, I will look around some more..

Linear focusing seems like such an obvious feature. I don't know why they didn't implement it earlier.

Thanks! Great to hear. :)

I'm actually JUST working on a new video, about the replacement pads. They held up incredibly well! After 4.5 years of (I wouldn't say heavy, but regular) use they only recently started to flake and crumble on the ear pads and the headband. The leather (don't know if it's real or fake) cracked, and then started falling off. I am very careful with my stuff, but I didn't spare them. Mostly used them at home tho, on my PC. So I bought a 4 euro neoprene sleeve for the headband, some replacement pads (velour pads for 4 euros, and thick leather pads for 12 euros) - and they feel brand new. Besides some dust build-up in a few crevices, really, no signs of use to speak of. Highly recommend them, in terms of build quality.

@@Lenard_S. that's great to hear, awaiting on that follow up video you're working on! thanks

Didn't use the Lumix 15mm.