Ergonomic Office Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support and Armrests

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1. Baluka Verified Buyer – 4 March 2024

   I ordered the ergonomic office chair to replace my old chair after having two recent back surgeries I wanted to upgrade my chair especially to one with lumbar support. The chair was easy to put together overall and seems to be made fairly durable, but I will need to keep our cats out of my office as they will destroy the mesh material. I do like the footrest feature, but I doubt I will be using that feature a lot since I have a nice recliner for that. My one complaint with the chair is the armrests, they are adjustable latterly twisting left to right, but they move much too easily. When I am simply sitting down in the chair and placing my hand on one of the arms rest it tends to rotate much too easily. I find this more than irritating since I have nerve damage in my left leg, and I need some support as I sit down. Having the arm rest move as I put some weight onto it is not a safe thing when sitting down with a weak leg.

   

2. KPlummer Verified Buyer – 10 October 2024

   Designed for breathability, it ensures you stay comfortable even during long hours of use. Remarkably long-lasting, this premium mesh maintains its form and function all while supporting your back and spine. adjustable height and much more.
   

3. Alex Verified Buyer – 10 March 2025

   This is a very durable kind of office chair – it is definitely on a heavier side of office chairs and made out of rather robust materials. THe seat upholstery is very heavy-duty style and will not likely to wear off easily. On a flip side, it is somewhat synthetic and feels scratchy to a bare skin. The chair offers lots of adjustments for lumbar support, headrest, recline stiffness and arm supports which is a pretty impressive set. Footrest is functional but not very comfortable. Great chair for the money in general, I like it. It definitely worth its price.

   

4. Norka C. Verified Buyer – 10 March 2025

   love the adjustability, looks good too,
   

5. Shiny Verified Buyer – 16 March 2025

   This chair is pretty much in the middle in terms of quality, comfort, and functionality. It looks like most ergonomic chairs do, so it doesn’t really stand out, which I guess means it looks fine. The leg support is too close to the seat base, which makes it unusable and uncomfortable for me, and I am not a tall person so I have no idea who this is designed for. The chair has some tilt and adjustment capabilities, which is good and fine. It doesn’t recline as far as I would like it to, which is a bummer. It’s easy to assemble though, and it rolls well. Middle of the road chair.
   

6. Brooke Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   Nice chair, has tons of features. Knocked off 2 stars because I was missing 1 piece to allow chair to recline back. Chair is still functional at full upright position without issues. Leg rests are kind of weird and not very comfortable. Assembly was easy.
   

7. Doctor Rework Verified Buyer – 11 April 2025

   This office chair was pretty easy to assemble. But the chair base and seat adjustment parts did not match the diagram which made it a bit more challenging. Practically everything on this chair can be adjusted: head rest height/angle, arm rest height/angle/forward/backward, seat height/depth, lumbar angle/height, foot rest extension length, and reclining angle. There is actually only one lever that controls both seat height and reclining angle, not two levers as shown. My chair actually got stuck when fully reclined, because the locking mechanism controlled by the one lever doesn’t always lock/unlock when it’s supposed to. This was a bad design decision. But I do especially like the smooth plastic/vinyl armrests. My old chair had the same rough but durable material on the armrests as the seat but it irritated my bare skin. All the materials seem high quality, except for the wheels. At the price they want I would expect it to come with the super nice rollerblade wheels. I actually swapped in the rollerblade wheels from my old chair on to the new one.