AmazonCommercial Grey Ergonomic Mid-Back Mesh Desk/Computer Chair with Adjustable Seat, Armrests, and Lumbar Support Review

I have a fairly sensitive lower back. I also work for a technology company where we buy $1200 Aeron chairs; but when we became WFH we couldn't waste home furniture (yeah yeah, first world issues). Is this chair as good as the Aeron? Probably no. But it has pretty decent lower back support, enough flexibility (adjustable armrests, backrest, bottom recline and height), and a fabric/mesh back good enough to be a very reasonable replacement at an eighth of the cost. In a nutshell; If you can afford

I had high hopes for this chair when I bought it to replace my worn out office chair. It was the style I wanted, it looks good and overall I feel pretty good about Revain branded items because of the quality. However, this chair is disappointing. The build wasn't too bad, but after a few days of use I found that it would hurt to sit in it no matter how I tried to adjust it. This chair gave me hip, hip and groin pain every day after just 30 minutes of use and then broke. Was on a conference call

I was on a tight budget even though I knew I needed a different office chair. Although I had an expensive Aeron chair that was given to me, it just didn't offer the support I needed and the seat was too deep for my little 5ft 1in. Hiring a handyman to assemble it did add up to my expense a bit although I wanted to make sure it was done right for maximum safety. Some reviews mentioned issues with damaged packaging or mentioned missing parts - and I've had none of those issues. Others have said…

After using the chair for a week I am disappointed. It has good plus points, but there are a few more or less fatal flaws for me. Cons: * The mesh back is too close to the plastic construction and you can sometimes reach or feel it when you lean back. I find the material too stretchy. Other chairs that I have with mesh backs are more comfortable. This is a fatal mistake for me. My kids use it ok but I recline and it's uncomfortable. * Armrests have a very smooth surface and cause a slight…

UPDATE I've used the chair for three 12 hour days and my score stays the same. hands too low. They are height adjustable but not high enough. They need another three to four inches in height. Armrests are basically useless for keeping your arms straight while typing. I desperately looked for thick arm pads, but none were thick enough. So I'll probably come up with something to make it work. The seat is quite comfortable, except for the extremely coarse-meshed material. When I work from home I…

I've searched every office store and Amazon for the perfect chair. THIS IS ONE. I needed very specific requirements for the chair: 1) The distance from floor to seat is about 16-17 inches (SUPER is rare in office chairs and severely limits my options from the start). ) I'm below average height and finding chairs that are low enough to put my feet properly on the floor (WITHOUT SHOES because I work from home) is EXTREMELY rare. 2) Flat seat cushion (waterfall seats are too common) because when…