Review on Office Chair Ergonomic Desk Adjustable Furniture by Peter Schwartz

I like this type of chair and it fits perfectly as an ergonomic swivel chair. I say this knowing I only paid $75 after a $30 coupon and $150 gift card. But in general the chair is expensive. I think that plastic and metal things can be produced much cheaper in some areas these days. I don't care how the armrests of the chair go up, I'd rather have them go up and down and up and down. It's nice that they're out of the way when I push the chair in, but I still have to move them out of the way every time instead of lining up both handles with the keyboard tray and forgetting about them. My hands need to be inside or between the two armrests to type appropriately. Sure, I'm 6'1", weigh 250 pounds and have long arms. The headrest barely fits in the middle of my head. At first I didn't think I'd use it in my first chair, but I've done a lot of it use now although it's not exactly the same as my siege? This has yet to be determined from experience alone with the chair's upright and reclining position. The bad thing is, it depends on how much you like your lower back. I have in my audi and mini a lumbar support in the middle position (and they are different interior materials) but it's too much the fabric as other reviews have said is a bit scratchy is it important or broken no you feel independent from the thickness of the clothes, yes. Have I gotten used to it after two days of ownership, yes. Do I want to find another stool, not just for scratching? It's definitely abrasive for skin dimples, but not for finger touches. The s is not a torture device, as one review states. If that was the case, then the tortured sat quite comfortably. I find the structural integrity of this chair to be much better than my victory chair which unfortunately failed after 9 months of 10-12 hour work from home. I've been on TV for almost 2 years and that was before COVID showed up. So my use case is audio based on my desktop setup and constantly switching between 5 monitors. I am a computer scientist/network engineer by profession and therefore have a lot of free time. Could this chair be better, could nothing be better? When standing upright, it doesn't lock into a true 90-degree angle, which is a must when I'm very focused on my work, but when I'm casually helping a user or supporting something that's not the most serious use case. it gets the job done. Its full tilt is good, but I don't use it very often. The chair's butt doesn't go down as far as we'd like. In perspective, in the lowest position, my thighs are parallel to the floor. I prefer to be lower based on my monitor settings where my hips have a slight tilt or slant depending on how you look at it. I think this chair will last longer, definitely. Will I return, no Will, I'm looking for another chair. Probably. And sell it to my girlfriend, yeah lol. She is not picky and it would be better than her current folding chair which she is using now. I love that it's breathable, which is essential for long hours, that it can be easily reshaped to fit the human body uniformly, or that it can be adjusted in all areas of the chair.