Review on 🪑 NOUHAUS Ergo3D Ergonomic Office Chair: Adjustable Armrest, Lumbar Support, and Blade Wheels - Black Mesh Chair for Gaming, Computer, and Executive Use by Irma Brown

This chair should be cool on paper, but it isn't! It has limited seat adjustments, either all forward or backward, NO intermediate adjustments. . The loin is "hard" rather than soft in relation to the body. The armrests also need some necessary center adjustments that just aren't there. The seat itself isn't fine-tuned either. This chair can lock into an upright position, or into a reclined position, or not at all (but it falls into a reclined position very easily, essentially without locking it, you use your core to hold yourself up. The chair can rise or Drop Down (but it just needs a bit more drape to be versatile for people with shorter legs) and yes the "bar at the back" is sad I will say its easy to assemble it comes with two ways supplied by wheels (wheels with rollerblades and regular desk chair wheels. The wheels are good but I don't race in office derbies. Although I didn't buy the wheels at all (they were kind of a bonus to what I was expecting). , I was hoping for an "ergonomic design" of the chair and function; which turns out to be a complete lack of adjustment or "feel" required to support the body at the table for long periods of time: Overall the chair is ok but a little on the high side. There is no gloss adjustment, in the home office I don't have time to sort out the chairs, is better than the 15 year old office chair I replaced, but I won't mention this chair again in the future. Oh, finally, what happened to "3D": Everything in our physical reality is in 3D, never used a 2D chair?