Review on 💆 Master Massage Backrest Massage Stool Black: All-in-One Comfort for Professionals - 1 Count by Donna Taflinger

I'm trying to use this Master massage stool as a work chair, having been working from home for a few months now. Overall I found it didn't work for my liking. You can probably sit on it for about 1-2 hours at a time, but I've found that sometimes I feel like putting one foot under the other, but there's not enough seating space for a 15 inch diameter circle. I also found that the round shape could cause my legs to go numb as there was less support on the outer back of the thighs. I'm about 5ft 6" and the adjustable heights of the chair are great for me so it's basically a seating area. doesn't work for me I can list the pros and cons for me: Pros: - Nice and compact. If you're short on space and really need a small chair, this might be fine. The lower 5 star base is approximately 20 inches wide and the seat height from floor to top of seat cushion is as listed (17 to 23 inches). This is a fairly light chair. Detachable back. I tried using both a stool and a chair. I prefer the backrest that comes with it, but it's nice to have the option. Note, however, that the backrest does not recline. - Overall the quality looks like it was thoughtfully made. Materials, the appearance of the stool does not seem cheap for the price. Cons: Not enough seating for my build and height (140 lbs, 5ft 6in). That might be fine for someone with a similar build, but I bet that for most people in general, using a stool for a 9-hour workday is probably tiring. - The seat cushion actually seems too soft to me. It's almost like a Goldilocks fairy tale where she had to pick something right. When I first read the specs and it said the pad was 4 inches thick I figured that would be a plus. But actually I found it too soft and probably would have wished for something more durable. better? It's just my preference. So it's still a great quality stool. It's just a matter of preference for me, so I docked a star.