Ergonomic Office Chair Big and Tall - 350LBS Capacity, 6'5" Tall Max, Computer Desk Chairs Over 10 Hours Comfortable, with Adjustable Mesh High Back, Lumbar Support, 3D Headrest, Flip-up Arms

Excellent chair. I ordered this as a replacement for my old desk chair, and it was exactly what I was looking for. The delivery was fairly quick, and it was easy to put together with the instructions. This chair is really comfortable for a bigger person. I'm 6' 3" and I really love the option of flipping up the arm rests so they're not in the way.

1. Back pain is all gone2. Great support, comfy3. Worth it for posture4. Chair is super comfy5. No regrets buying it6. Ergo chair = relief7. Finally no more ache8. Posture is better now9. Love this new chair10. Solid, comfy, worth it

Great chair (i broke it check pics). When you assemble it don't use power tools to fasten the nuts. I snapped the head off one of the retaining nuts on the legs with a Milwaukee electric ratchet. Start the fasteners by hand, send it till snug with the power tool then, and only then finally tighten by hand. This thing is comfy and the head rest is at a decent height. The arms are a bit quirky but nothing i cant deal with. I'm a decent size guy about 6ft 280lbs and its comfy to sit in and the back spring feels solid. Even after breaking one of the little m6 fasteners i'm still happy with it and would recommend.

I purchased this chair after starting a new job that is 95 percent remote, and I needed something affordable and somewhat comfortable. The seat has held up well, with six to seven hours of use almost daily. However, the left armrest no longer stays level after just three months of use. This isn’t usually a problem while working because I keep the arms of the chair raised, but it would be nice to have both armrests level when I take a break. The right armrest works perfectly, while the left one droops down to my leg with only slight pressure applied. I have checked the bolts and even removed and reinstalled the arm, but this did not resolve the issue. I do like that the arms of the chair fold up and out of the way, allowing for a better sitting position at the desk. The armrests can also adjust outward for those with longer arms and can be adjusted inward as well. The mesh back is great; it is supportive, comfortable, and prevents your back from getting too warm. The back locks in three different positions and feels secure. In my opinion, the headrest is just okay; it could be better or worse. The chair sits on a sturdy base with wheels that haven’t left marks on the bare floor. Overall, it is a good chair, and most people probably won’t experience the issue I’ve had with the left armrest. I would recommend this chair as an affordable option for daily high use.

Great chair, comfortable and easy to assemble!

Very sturdy, easy to assemble. Fully adjustable and very comfortable

This is a nice chair for the price and it works well for me I’m 6’8” and I fit well and it handles my weight. It’s was relatively easy to assemble about 15 minutes and I was done. I would recommend this chair.

Just assembled it and sitting in this chair as I write the review ...Assembly was pretty straight forward with the instructions being simply pictures. First thing I noticed was the base and main points of assembly were metal instead of plastic and it gives the feel that it should hold up quite well. Took me about 1 hr to assemble and all parts were provided along with a single allen wrench.The comments here about the arm rests (PLASTIC) being the weak point are valid. With such a sturdy base - the arm rest design is a bit of a let down. I strongly suggest putting them up before getting out of the chair so you are not tempted to use them as leverage. I'm 280 lbs and doubt they could fully support my weight.COMFORT: Pretty comfortable BUT as some others have mentioned, the seat base could be longer in the front. I'm 6 foot tall and would have a preferred some more support towards my knees. The back height and head rest adjustments work well and are a great feature.CONTROLS: the height and tilt lock features are managed with a single control lever on the right. Take special note that the height adjustment is accomplished using downward pressure on the front of the lever. I mention this because most people are used to pulling the entire lever up to adjust height. The tension of the recline is controlled with a rotating knob towards the front and is not mentioned anywhere in the documentation. It is referenced on one of the flaps of the box the chair came in - almost like a, "gee we forgot to tell you about this" notice.Overall this is a great chair for the price and I recommend it. I like the mesh/cloth combination and hope to avoid the fabric failure I've had with previous chairs that use "faux/bonded leather".UPDATE 4/7/2025:The left arm rest has developed a noticeable sag as noted by other reviews. After inspecting where the part attaches to the chair, looks like the plastic mold may be defective. Have sent a message to seller on how to obtain a replacement part.