Is it quick adjust click or fine adjust the height
381127
The bench adjusts by turning 2 large knobs on either side. It is a fine adjustment and you can even do it while seated.
381128
The Ebony Adjustable Artist Piano Bench has a sturdy screw-type continuous-height adjustment, which is achieved by twisting two conveniently-placed external knobs. It does not have the squeeze-lever-click type quick height adjustment to which you refer. My grandkids no longer need to sit on telephone books at their piano. They like theirs so much that I purchased a mahogany-toned one for them to use when they play the piano at my home.
854095
Very easy to adjust. Just push a button and slide up and down to another slot.
1873308
Its a click clack not a actual full size. I'm five feet tall and can sleep on it but not anybody taller taller.
753068
It's very easy to adjust the height of the stool ... just press any one of the 3 underseat buttons to automatically raise/lower the seat. It is hydraulic. it is easy to adjust frequently.
1907630
You can adjust the height. It just needs to slide between two surfaces to be held in place. It also come with a strap to secure to opposite side in which we didn't use.
707734
There are two adjustment screws. One on top and one on the side. There is also another one that's suppose to lock the two in place. It says in the short manual it comes with that one click is 1/2" at 100 yards. I noticed that mine doesn't click when I adjust it but I didn't have a hard time sighting it in. It comes with two allen wrenches or hex keys. Which ever name you're familiar with. One is for the mounting screws and one is for the height and left/right adjustment.
1788427
There are push adjusting buttons in each vertical tube that allow you to adjust the height.
2214442
There's 5 quick-change settings via a button on the mouse that changes the DPI on the fly, but you can also enter the mouse software itself and customize each of those settings to a specific DPI if the default doesn't suit your needs. Hope that answers your question!
1351503
the adjustable spring knob is the front so that you can adjust the height at any time. thanks
2097243
The legs snap into place with what I call button snaps. This allows you to adjust the height. There is a tube that goes across the back. The arms/railings snap into that so you can adjust the width. Because it swivels up for each cleaning of the floor, it system is wobbly. It works for us but don't recommend it for someone who shakes a lot.
2214441
The mouse has 5 different levels, you don't need to adjust is in the software. The little button under the scrolling wheel will change the speed. This is an awesome mouse, you can even adjust the volume of your computer with it. I wouldn't think twice before buying it.
30471
Yeah, takes 3 seconds to adjust. Can't recommend this thing enough and I've had it for a while now and bought one for my parents spare bedroom.
1011198
I like it. I prefer the 9-13 over the 6-9 height adjustment. Works good, though a little hard to set in between 9 & 13. There is a lock position at 13" but in between you have a little trouble setting height. I like the swivel on it also. it is easy to get crosshails level. I hope this helps. I would buy it again.
2156946
If you look closely at the picture, the thin object hanging off the front of the lower bracket is actually the removable "key" to adjust it with. It is a long crank handle with a loop on the end that goes over a hook on the bottom of the bracket. It cranks up and down. So, you can set it at any height within the adjustment range. It doesn't have preset height notches. Kinda nice because you can take the handle off so the kiddies can't adjust it down for a slam dunk contest when you aren't looking.
458966
You can adjust the height from the three available knob locations, but not any higher or lower than those.
2121527
you adjust the height by using the lever on the side but in order to use the lever you have to make sure you remove the black piece from the air pump before you put together the chair
2033184
The legs are made of two interlocking tubes. One has holes the other has small metal 'buttons' which fit into into the holes with a click. In order to adjust height you depress the button and twist the tube up or down as needed, fitting the button into the next hole and let it pop out so it holds the tube/shaft in place. Can be a bit tricky to depress the button once its already in place.