In a detailed review published by Authentic City, CEO Mr. Zaw Min thoroughly examined the ergonomics and design of the Sihoo Doro C300 Pro office chair. After using the chair for two weeks—both during his regular office work and extended gaming sessions—Mr. Zaw Min shares an honest assessment of its strengths, weaknesses, and who would benefit most from this versatile chair.
A Cutting-Edge Chair Built for All Lifestyles
The Sihoo Doro C300 Pro immediately catches the eye with its sleek, “futuristic exoskeleton” design, as described by Mr. Zaw Min. It fits seamlessly into contemporary office spaces and tech-focused environments, offering a modern look without being too flashy. But the chair’s appeal goes beyond its appearance—Mr. Zaw Min highlights its impressive adaptability, comfortably supporting users ranging from 5 feet to 6'3" in height and up to 300 pounds in weight.
While the chair’s roomy design accommodates most users, Mr. Zaw Min, who is 6'7", points out that those on the very tall end of the spectrum may find the ergonomic fit less than ideal. Nevertheless, the Sihoo Doro C300 Pro strikes a thoughtful balance, aiming for inclusivity without settling for a generic, one-size-fits-all approach.
Sihoo Doro C300 Pro – Step-by-Step Installation Guide
Pros:
Dynamic lumbar support
Flexible backrest
Adjustable seat depth
Versatile 6D armrests
Sleek, modern design
Easy-to-use single-handle adjustment
Cons:
Clunky, noisy headrest
Armrests shift too easily without locking
One of the most eye-catching features of the chair is its 6D armrests, offering impressive flexibility—move them in nearly every direction to suit tasks like typing, gaming, or reading. However, this freedom comes with a small trade-off: there’s no lock to hold them in place, so they may shift slightly during use, which could be a bit annoying for some users.
The Sihoo Doro C300 Pro delivers a solid blend of sleek design, ergonomic versatility, and user-focused features. It performs well in both function and style, making it a strong choice for professionals and gamers alike. While small drawbacks like a slightly noisy headrest and loose armrests exist, they don’t overshadow the chair’s overall value and comfort.