Review on Razer Iskur XL Fabric Gaming Chair With Ergonomic Lumbar Support, Ultra-Soft Spill-Resistant Foam Cushions, 4D Armrests, Engineered To Carry Weight Capacity And Foam Head Cushion - Dark Gray by Ana Walker

I have been looking for an office chair with specific ergonomic features that fits me perfectly for over 2 years. I'm 5'4 and 170 lbs. I have neck and lower back soft tissue damage and after years of working on a computer I have mouse shoulder (repetitive strain injury) from moving between the keyboard and mouse. Things I've tried so far: keyboard with roller bar mouse (hated it) roller ball mouse, Mobodesk from ErgoGuys (it's like a highchair tray that sits on your armrests and has a mouse pad. Love this, still use it).So I've purchased accessories that work but still had pain in my lower back and shoulder. I needed a chair that would bring my elbows closer to my body. I never knew it would be this hard to find one, at a price I was willing to pay.After a year of searching I realized I was going to have to pay more than I wanted to do I did a bunch of research on ergonomics to find the size & feature requirements that fit me. If I was going to spend a bunch of money on a chair it had to be perfect.Here are my requirements:Seat depth 18-20 inSeat width 18-20 inSeat hight 18inAdjustable lumbar supportAdjustable back restArmrest adjustable width, height & angleForward tilt capabilityNow the chair that topped my search results was the HermanMiller Aeron but there's no way I was going to spend $1200 on a chair! After about a year and a half of searching I got pretty close though. I told myself that if I didn't find a chair during Prime Day sales I was going to bite the bullet and get it (requiring some serious financial creativity). Luckily I found this chair before Prime day and added it to a wish list so when it went on sale I got a notification (do this, seriously. On anything you're considering. Save money!) I hesitated to pull the trigger on the purchase though because of the price. At 11:45pm, 15 minutes before the end of Prime Day deals I reminded myself of how much pain I'm in everyday and hit checkout. I panicked of course, was I really spending that much on a chair?! Out of everything I have to fit into my budget was this really a sensible purchase? So I started looking into the return policy and reading reviews about returns on assembled office chairs. I found that, while not the easiest thing to do, it is possible. So I felt better about the purchase and waited for it to arrive.I heard the Ebay delivery guy pull the dolly out of the truck and watched as he struggled with this gigantic box. With a thud I could feel through the floor the box was placed at my doorstep. My excitement over it's arrival overshadowed common sense as I went to retrieve the box. The fact that I could feel the sound the box made when it was set outside should have been an indicator that it was heavy. I was the only one home though so I made it work, paid for it later but success, my chair was here.I've attached pictures of opening the box. The warnings are hilarious! I seriously recommend you take the time to review each one.The instructions are HUGE! I included a picture of that too, lol.The chair was really easy to put together. Make sure to maneuver the tube connected to the top part of the chair to the back before connecting to the seat.Everything in the box has its own little compartment. Even the screws.I tried out all of the settings after I put it together and they all worked perfectly. I will update this review if for any reason this chair didn't meet my needs. If not updated then everything worked out and it was money well spent! Totally worth every penny.