BaseusFirst Class Car Headrest, PU Leather with Adjustable Support Memory Foam
R599
About
At Baseus, our products are based on our users. Quality, attention to detail and intuitive designs are all aspects which we pride ourselves with.
Product Features
- Vehicle Texture, Pattern and Colour: We have designed this product to be similar to a vehicle’s original car interior, with a similar stitching, similar colour and similar material, the benefit of having this headrest appear like an original component of a car’s interior is that it drastically reduces the likelihood of theft.
- Smart Cushioning: Built-in independent high comfort springs reduces the impact of sudden braking inertia force on the back of the head, drastically increasing comfort for the user.
- Bendable Design: The left and right sides of the headrest can be bent to support the neck, so that you can take a good rest when the car is stopped or while it is moving; enjoy a secure sleep and never suffer the pain caused from having an unsupported neck, this is a design feature that has been inspired by first-class seats, hence the name of the headrest.
- Breathable Faux Leather: We have chosen high-grade animal-friendly faux leather, which is breathable and comfortable, while is comparable in quality to the car’s originally manufactured car seats.
- Slow Memory Cotton and Foam Core: Resilient EVA memory foam has been used as it doesn’t deform after long term use, it is highly soft and effectively reduces the impact force on the head when accelerating and braking.
- Push and Press Installation: With an easy installation that requires the user to simply push and press to install the headset, there is no going wrong.
Product Specification
- Brand: Baseus
- Colour: Black
- Material: PU Leather + Aluminium alloy
- Size: front: 270 x 122.96mm
- Side: 181.07 x 122.95mm
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