Huzaro Force 6.3 RGB Mesh: adjust the seat, arms and atmosphere
Force 6.3 RGB Mesh makes the chair part of the lighting scheme, including a patterned rear panel that remains visible from behind the desk. Under that appearance are useful seating adjustments: a height-adjustable seat, movable armrests and a reclining backrest. The black fabric finish keeps the contact surfaces separate from the bright outer lighting.

Bring the controls within comfortable reach
The gas lift adjusts the seat from 46 to 56 cm. Start with supported feet, then set the arms so they support your forearms without raising your shoulders. Huzaro's 3D armrests include height adjustment and rotation, giving you more ways to match a keyboard-and-mouse position than fixed arms.
Position the detachable neck and lumbar pillows where they support you rather than simply leaving them at their shipping position.
Change the backrest angle between tasks
The backrest reclines from 90 to 180 degrees, while SoftFlex provides a rocking function. These are different controls: reclining changes the backrest angle, while rocking lets the chair move through its mechanism.
Allow clear space behind the chair and check the selected position before leaning back. This model has no extending footrest.

Keep RGB control separate from chair adjustment
The remote offers 12 colours, 366 effects and ten effect-speed levels. Choose a steady setting for everyday use or coordinate the chair with lighting elsewhere in the room. The rear pattern is especially relevant if the back of your chair faces an open area.
Power comes through USB from a computer or your own power bank. Protect the cable from the wheels and allow slack for the movements you actually use.
Choose it for the adjustments you need
- Maximum load: 130 kg.
- Mesh-fabric upholstery over a steel frame.
- Adjustable armrests and 46–56 cm seat height.
- Neck and lumbar pillows included.
Force 6.3 is useful when both arm positioning and the visible rear design matter. Compare its dimensions with your desk, and treat regular changes of posture as part of the setup.
