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The $600 Thermaltake CyberChair E500 faced heavy criticism after the company refused to sell replacement parts for lost components, leaving customers unable to repair their chairs. Right-to-repair advocate Louis Rossmann highlighted the issue, accusing Thermaltake of anti-consumer practices and poor customer service. The incident has fueled debates about repairability and corporate responsibility in consumer goods. | The $600 Thermaltake CyberChair E500 faced heavy criticism after the company refused to sell replacement parts for lost components, leaving customers unable to repair their chairs. Right-to-repair advocate Louis Rossmann highlighted the issue, accusing Thermaltake of anti-consumer practices and poor customer service. The incident has fueled debates about repairability and corporate responsibility in consumer goods. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-QUARSh5Ss</ref> | ||
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