Ergonomic High Back Office Chair - High Office Chair with Headrest, Lumbar Support, Movable Armrests, Swivel Mesh Office Chair with 300 lbs Weight Capacity Adjustable Height for Home Office, Executive

Purchased this chair for 3 big reasons.. 1. Rated for 300lbs, and I am a big guy. 2. Ergonomic & mesh. 3. It was on sale for $65. Received the chair this morning, and got it setup. Putting it together was rather straight-forward, and the corkscrew style allen wrench was a blessing. The chair is comfortable, and a lot more adjustable than I thought. The arms raise up and down, they also swivel, and go back and forth for more forearm/elbow rests. The only major complaint is that the headrest only swivels, it doesn't raise. I am 5'11, and while this chair is comfy, the headrest should either be adjusted to about 2" higher, or should be made adjustable. This would take the chair immediately to a 5 star rating in my book. One other note.. and this is minor, but if you have poor posture while sitting, you may feel like you are going to slide out of the chair. It is definitely meant for your rear to be placed directly against the back of the chair, and not slouching. This is actually a nice hidden benefit, as I work from a desk all day, so it helps keep my posture correct. Edit: Head rest does adjust! I just didn't notice it.. changed from 4 stars to 5 stars!

My friend recommended this chair, and I love it. Being short, it fits me perfectly, though it might not be ideal for taller individuals. I sit in it for long work hours and remain comfortable. Unlike some chairs that become uncomfortable after prolonged use, this one stays supportive.

I bought one of these chairs a few years back as an office chair, and its pretty easy to set up, and quite comfortable. Decided to get another for a second desk once I moved from my previous apartment, and while the seat portion itself feels the same, I immediately noticed that the seat backing's screwholes to attach to the bottom of the chair didn't have as much range as the first chair; I'm pretty tall at 6 foot 3, so when I first set up the first chair, I needed to move the seat back as far back as possible prior to screwing it together for it to be comfortable since it covered a nice portion of the seat portion. This second chair doesn't have the same range of motion, so moving the back as far as possible still has less available "seat" to sit on as the back is closer to the chair than before. I've also noticed the tilt resistance adjustment doesn't really do anything unlike the first chair even when turned as far as I can humanly twist it. Because of those two changes from the first, it does drop my rating from a 5, as honestly, it is a really nice chair. Not entirely sure what I'll be doing with the 2nd as it is less comfy.

Most of mesh chair has issue with height .. My foot is hanging in the air even though I adjusted the height lowest. This chair has proper height .(My height is 174cm I am not shorty) . Lumber support is good. Some of mesh chair is flimsy but this is not. I strongly recommend to buy this only bad issue is it does not have a paper of instruction . but assembly is typical way mostly you do not need any instruction anyway.

This chair took some getting used to hecause of how bad my posture was from "racecar" gaming chairs, bit once I started using it regularly, it became one of the most comfortavle chairs I have ever used. The caster feel high quality and I haven't had any issues with the hydraulic part, even with heavier weights on it (my partner and I are 280 lbs and 240 lbs). The arms where a little stiff, but I had some arm cushions already from a different chair. The control for the back reclining is very sound; I usually have it at the highest tension and my partner has it high, but enough to decline a bit. The material is very breathable and strong. With the quality and cost of this chair, I would definitely recommend it. Just remember, it will take some time of using it before it feels comfortable if yoy have bad/unhealthy posture.

The chair *was* comfortable overall. The mesh seating and backing allow airflow to keep you cool as well. The adjustable armrests aren't quite what is advertised and do not turn along an axis that, for some reason, they advertise in the pictures. Still, realistically that ill-conceived illustrated position does not affect the overall quality much, and it is nice to have the option of adjusting their positioning. The plastic is inferior quality and not durable in the slightest. For instance, I am 6'6 and weigh 210 pounds (which is well below the recommended weight limit of the chair) and have only had this chair for about 2-3 weeks. During that time, the upper backing of the chair snapped in half completely, as shown in the attached picture. I would have to assume either faulty product design or manufacturing error. The ergonomic design is... probably fine? I found myself constantly leaning forward in the chair before it broke in half, so it was hard to tell; the natural angle of the chair does not lend itself to be very easy to judge its ergonomic features at a computer. Unless getting a sharp piece of plastic jammed into your back is your thing, I recommend avoiding this chair. It is not very comfortable to sit in broken, after all. Of note, I attempted to contact the seller and inform them of the product deficiency, however, there is no such option of communicating problems with the product to the seller, hence I left this review.

The chair looks great, and was easy to assemble. Honestly, the instructions and the materials to assemble were organized better than any other product I've ever ordered. I have 2 issues. 1. The arm rest do not raise high enough to support my arms. The arms are at least 2-3" below the reach of my elbow. I am 5'9, and my neck and shoulders are burning from the lack of arm support. I am outside the timeframe to be able to return the chair, so now I need find arm risers to help make this chair work. 2. The dial under the chair that manages the tension of the chair recline doesn't work. It didn't matter how much I turned it, in either direction, the tension in the recline was the same looseness. I simply just locked the back into one place, but I would like to be able to unlock it and have the tension be high so I can recline without feeling like I am going to fly out of the back of the chair. This chair is great for shorter people, or people with shorter torsos.

Comfortable and cool! Great chair for long hours at the desk! Love it so much I bought another one for a family member!