🪑 Superior Comfort and Style: Techni Mobili Blue Mesh Office Chair Review

Very easy assembly, understandable instructions. Adjustable headrest and lumbar support make it easy to find the right fit for your body. At 6ft 1 the headrest fits just about and I think anyone taller will have trouble making it comfortable.

I was just trying to assemble this! One of the rolls didn't go all the way in so the base wasn't balanced. The chair is strong. I like the grid. The back support is ok but the neck support is not great. The arch of my back prevents my head and neck from reaching the neck brace. Overall ok but not worth the price.

I liked the look and design of the chair. It's definitely far from a quality product (e.g. Steelcase, Herman Miller) but it was less than half the price so I bought it last summer. Difficult to assemble. Difficult to maintain. The armrests are now detached and cannot be reattached. If a manufacturer can help that would be great. In general, the best brands are worth their money and often last for decades.

I can't believe the poor quality of this chair. This is the worst! It broke 3 months after arrival. This chair is very uncomfortable, now the backrest is broken and I can't get it back up, it slides back and I can't use it. My back hurts all day, my legs too from a pillow trying to support the mesh and it hurts after being in place for a while. I very much regret this purchase. give it up

I was blown away by this chair for the price. After several months of evaluation, this chair turned out to be, among other things, the most beautiful and most comfortable chair in this price range. There's a lot of adjustment options, which is what I wanted because I'm above average height. The only drawback were the wheels. The chair comes with cheap plastic wheels like others I've seen, but I ordered some rubber wheels anyway to keep from scratching the floor. In addition, the chair seems to…

Pros: - Sturdy workmanship - Fairly comfortable - Materials are easy to care for Cons: - Plain nylon casters (I bought separate casters for my rug) - The anti-tip device, which bothered me the most, is more like a chair latch than one fully reclined chair lock. Assembly instructions could be clearer. Neutral: The color on the product page gives the impression that the chair's frame is white or off-white, when in fact it's a muted blue-grey. Remember the old Sony Vaio color scheme.