Office Chair Ergonomic Desk Adjustable Furniture Review

Very happy with this ergonomic office chair! The mesh is high and tight, there's decent back support (which many chairs lack) and I really like how the armrests can be raised and lowered rather than locking. The only drawback I noticed was the roles. While the casters aren't terrible, they're just plain plastic that tends to get stuck on the carpet in my office. So I picked a few new ones to go with this chair, luckily most of the casters seem to be universal so they were easy to replace…

This chair is for tall people, at least I think so. Other reviews complain that it's an uncomfortable size, but it's just the right size for me and I'm on the larger side. So take it for what you want. It was incredibly easy to put together - it took me less than 15 minutes using a Phillips screwdriver and the Allen key that came with it. It's definitely a budget chair with a plastic base and frame, but it's solid enough. My only complaint is that the armrests are a bit low, especially for a…

My work at home My husband developed back pain from a protruding nerve in his lumbar region. For a while I tried to find some office chairs that would give him great back support until I found this one. Thing is, if I choose one with lots of pillows giving him some back support, he would sweat while sitting on it. Therefore, I need to choose not only a mesh chair, but also a chair with an ergonomic design that helps people with lower back problems. This chair I gave him is easy to set up. It's…

I have looked at so many chairs online that it is extremely difficult to buy them without sitting in them. However, this chair is great! I needed a new chair for my workshop. I see it's taking a long time. Easy assembly, took my husband about 10 minutes. I love the reclining function, the headrest and the adjustable armrests so I can slide the chair under my desk (which was a must for me). The only thing we needed to understand from another review was how to raise and lower the seat. Although…

update 6/4/21 other than hassle and returning the assembled product. I tell them the chair doesn't go up and down. They send me a video which I understand but the chair doesn't work. oh and try to tell me the chair in the picture is not the chair in the order. hmmm i got that. So I take this broken assembled chair to the nearest pickup point and give me my money back. I have serious problems with my neck and back and to do that is absurd. Totally unsatisfied! Update 06/03/21 instructions in…

I was spoiled by the Herman Miller chair at work. I've put up with a cheap fabric and foam computer chair for years. Now that I'm a little older and working from home due to the pandemic I needed more comfort and support, this chair does what I need and it didn't cost me $600. Of course, this one isn't as adjustable and the lumbar support isn't pronounced, but it's a lot better than the one I had. Some may find it difficult to assemble as it can be a bit heavy for one person, but the weight…

I have expanded my home office and needed an additional chair for another desk that I will be working at most of the time, so comfort is a top priority. This chair has the ergonomic look I was looking for. The price is impressive. The chair came in a large brown box. The parts aren't secured very well, but that's okay as there's nothing fragile to worry about. It is disassembled into 5 main parts and a small box that contains the wheels and screws. Assembly was very easy, there were only 7 main

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…