Qinux Pleaxit seat cushion: overview, price and return terms
An inflatable seat cushion made of a grid of air cells on a non-slip base, sold for office chairs, cars, planes and stadium seats. This page summarizes what the seller says about it, what it costs, and its shipping and return terms, including that returns go to Hong Kong.
Sold and shipped by Cool Stuff (Hong Kong) under the Qinux Pleaxit name. Multi-cushion orders are listed at lower prices per cushion. Prices and promotions change, so confirm the current price on their site. Check your cart: two add-ons were pre-selected when we looked.
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Key facts
| What it is | An inflatable seat cushion made of a grid of air cells, which the seller calls "CloudAir" technology, with a non-slip base and a waterproof exterior |
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| Use | The seller says it fits office and dining chairs, cars, planes and similar seats. We cannot tell you how well it suits your chair or body. |
| How it is inflated | The seller sells a separate hand air pump ($14) at checkout. |
| Durability claim | The seller says it will not sink, warp or lose support with continuous use. We have not tested this and cannot verify it. |
| Seller | Qinux Pleaxit (pleaxit.getqinux.com), operated by Cool Stuff, Hong Kong |
Who it may suit, and who should check first
May suit
- People who sit a lot and want to try an inflatable air-cell cushion that can be adjusted
- Travelers who want a portable seat cushion for planes and cars
- Gift shoppers who want to compare return terms first
Talk to a professional first
- Anyone with back, hip, tailbone or leg pain, sciatica or a spinal condition, who should see a healthcare professional rather than rely on a cushion: the seller's page makes pain-relief claims that we do not repeat
- Wheelchair users or anyone at risk of pressure sores, who should ask a clinician about pressure-relief cushions rather than rely on a general-purpose product
- Anyone with reduced feeling in the legs or skin
A seat cushion changes how you sit; it does not treat pain or prevent injury, and the seller itself says it is not for medical use. Take regular breaks to stand and move. If you have pain, numbness or skin problems from sitting, see a healthcare professional.
Pricing, shipping and returns (as stated by the seller)
| Price | $69 for one cushion at the seller's checkout. Larger orders are listed at $59 each for two, $54 each for three and $49 each for five. The seller also shows higher crossed-out prices and a 50% discount, which we do not verify. |
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| Pre-selected add-ons | When we looked, a 1-year warranty ($9) and "Journey Package Protection" ($4) were already ticked. Neither is part of the listed price. Look at the order summary and untick them if you do not want them. The checkout also offers a hand air pump ($14), a carry bag ($29) and a 2-year warranty ($14). |
| Shipping | The seller's page says free shipping. Its terms say the buyer pays any customs duties and taxes charged by the shipping company or customs, which the seller does not cover. |
| Delivery | The seller's terms say delivery takes a maximum of 30 calendar days from the contract. Tracking is emailed within a few days. |
| Returns | The seller's terms give a 14-calendar-day right of withdrawal from receipt, for products returned new, unused, complete and in original packaging. Returns go to an address in Hong Kong and you pay return shipping, and customs charges on a return are likely to fall on you. |
| Refund timing | The seller says it refunds within 14 calendar days after you exercise the right of withdrawal, and may hold the refund until it has received the goods or proof of return. Orders are processed immediately, so cancelling or changing an order after purchase is generally not possible. |
| Last checked | October 16, 2026 |
Read the seller's full terms and returns policy and FAQ before you order. Their terms control, not ours.
Reviews
We do not publish testimonials on this page. The seller shows customer reviews on its own site, which you can read before you decide. Individual experiences are not a guarantee of what you will get.
Questions to ask before you buy
- What are the total costs, including the pre-selected warranty and package protection?
- What would it cost to send a return to Hong Kong, and how long would that take?
- Will it fit my chair and support my weight?
- Does the current price on the seller's site match what I expect?
You will leave this site. The seller, not FitSolstice, sets final price, shipping and return terms.