Reclining Computer Desk Chair with 3D Armrests and Headrest

This chair feels like a steal at this price (~$230 at the time of this review)! It reclines deeply, adjusts seat height, seat depth, armrest height, and headrest height. The only thing it is missing is a footrest. There are some controls I still haven’t figured out, but I am loving this chair so far. The seat was surprisingly heavy to me at first, but I suppose that is required to permit all of the adjustments it offers. I don’t know how resilient the controls and chair itself will be, but it is definitely meeting my current needs.

Adjustable in so many ways it tailored to everything I needed. Very comfortable. Easy to assemble.

This chair for the price is an incredible value. The quality of build is top notch, and as I've sat in some more expensive "brand name" chairs before, I can honestly say that this chair quite up to par, for far less money. The seat cushion has a decent of give, and at 180lbs I don't even come close to bottoming out the cushion. I love that the seat cushion is adjustable to slide forward and back as well. The neck/head support is adjustable to go up and down, in both height, and angle, and again has a decent enough cushion that it is quite comfortable. I enjoy the back support, but I can tell that some people might find the lumbar support a bit too much. However I've seen that other people just remove the lumbar support, so at least it's customizable. The lean function on the back support, isn't just a simple lever where it's on or off. It has a 5 stage switch, to decide on how far you want to let it lean back, which it seems is normally only found on the much more expensive chairs, and I like how easy it is. My only gripe with this chair are the arm rests. Yes they are adjustable up and down, and slide in and out for width, however, I wish that they would go a bit higher, and that the cushions on the arm rest weren't just a soft plastic. Oh and some more color options would be nice. Other than the arm rests, I absolutely love this chair, and am very happy with the purchase.

Preview

I work from home, and spend more than half of my waking hours sitting in my office chair, so I did a lot of research before buying this chair. I went in person to a used office furniture reseller and sat in chairs from Haworth, Herman Miller, and Steelcase. I read and watched numerous reviews. I ultimately narrowed it down to this chair or the Ticova, and made the decision to purchase this chair because of the fabric back instead of the mesh, as well as the more aggressive lumbar support. After several days of use, having adjusted to the chair, I'm ready to say this chair has more than met expectations, and delivers good value for the money. Some callouts include: - Great adjustability for this price range, including tilt resistance, seat depth, 3-way arm-rest adjustment and more. That being said, the armrests could use a bit more adjustment range in the horizontal direction, and the armrest material is a tad too firm. If they were of a slightly more cushioning material, that would go a long way to increasing their comfort. - The seat itself is firm, supportive, and comfortable. You will sit on the chair, not in it, and I don't see this bottoming out quickly, as the foam seems to be of very good density. - While some people have bad-mouthed the lumbar on this model, I appreciate it. If you are sitting in an ergonomic position, it provides extra support without the need for a lumber pillow. It only has height adjustment and not depth, but the depth is great as is. - Overall build quality is good for the price. This is where the differentiation from a Steelcase, for instance, becomes clear. The fit, finish, and overall quality of the build materials is lower, but it is also 20% of the price of a new Leap, for instance. While it doesn't come assembled, assembly was easy -- it was together in 15 mins. Also, the headrest was included in the package, rather than being shipped separately. At the end of the day, I'm happy with the chair. It's not the best chair I've encountered, but it definitely wins in terms of relative cost and performance against numerous other chairs I've tried. To be safe, I bought a 5 year extended warranty for a nominal additional cost, as the Costway warranty is only 1 year, and if the chair only lasts the full five years of all-day use, it will still have been a great investment.

High quality chair that comfortable, nice features, and is way easier to put together than other chairs I've gotten in the past