OFIKA Home Office Chair, 400LBS Big and Tall Computer Chair Heavy Duty Design, Ergonomic High Back Cushion Lumbar Back Support, Adjustable Executive Leather with Armrest

I’m not a small guy and I’m hard on chairs, but this one is super comfortable, looks great, and is holding up very well. Also, super easy to assemble.

Great chair

This is a good cheap chair. The base, wheels, and frame seem very sturdy and well built. I could not get the chair as low as they stated but it was low enough for me. All chair assembly is the same. I had a rough time with this assembly. The back required much strength to align the screws. The seat and back cushions interfere. I would say it is hard to assemble despite the instructions being OK. The big failure is the lack of soft cushioning in the seat. I find it like sitting on a hard board. The seat is not very soft. The chair is good enough for a student but not to luxurious for an executive. I am keeping this chair but it is not as comfortable as the ten year old one it is replacing. The old one had worn fake leather issues on the arms.

My uncle had a chair much like this for 6 or more years of daily use. He gave it to me and it lasted about another 6 years of daily use as both of us worked out of our houses in front of our PCs. My next chair was some cheap ergonomic chair that fell apart in no time. When I saw this 400lb chair I wondered if it was the same company / model chair that I got from my uncle. I'm only 250lbs but I wanted something that would last. I ordered it and it seemed similar. I could immediately tell there wasn't the same amount of padding and the height adjustment mechanism really seemed really cheap.Since I owned my uncle's chair, I had also started using a laptop & tablet so I wasn't sitting in front of my office PC very much at all. Instead of 12 or more hours a day, it might be more like 8 hours a week or less. In just a few months of chair use, the padding on my mouse hand armrest flattened to nonexistence. I also needed to buy an extra seat cushion almost immediately.Within 9 months of barely weekly use, the "heavy duty high-end hydraulic gas cylinder" for height adjustment broke. I wasn't even sitting in it. I came home and my chair seemed low. I sat in it, raised it up and could immediately feel it lowering slowly. But golly gee I'm in luck!I see now there is an entire industry for replacing these things that used to last for decades and now only last for months. I wonder if Amazon's AI can predict when these will fail and have a subscription handy so I can keep buying this garbage again & again & again? For 35 cents more the manufacturer can make the part last for a decade or more. But instead they are intentionally making critical parts disposable.

Much nicer than I expected! Looks great and comfortable what more do you need!

It was relatively easy to assemble. It was about what I expected. It looks really nice, professional. Arm rests are padded nicely. Seat has decent padding, but definitely not to the "wow" degree. In other words, it's acceptable.Cons:It's a little wobbly where the seat attaches to the bar. That should be a much snugger fit. The arm design isn't logical. If you want to rest your arms on them, you can't type or use the mouse. They are too far back and too low. The arm rests are only useful when leaning back and not using a computer.OK. Let's have an honest and candid discussion about size. This is supposed to be a big/tall chair with a weight capacity of 400 lbs. I am not 400, but I am plus-sized. It's not wide enough for all-day comfort - if you work from home or spend a lot of time in front of the screens. The parts of the arms where your butt is the widest is hard plastic that is not padded. The arms hold the back in place, so you can't use it without the arms. It also doesn't lower far enough. For ergonomic reasons, your femur should be parallel to the floor. Mine are not. It's too high.I can't believe how little this chair is and still called big/tall. I'm scratching my head over that.Measure your sitting width and compare it to the chair before you buy it. Make sure you add an inch on each side for comfort.Since comfort is my #1 priority, I'm giving this 3 stars, and I feel that's generous.

I'm 80+ and sometimes it's hard to give up the 'old chair'...that was me!! I finally realized the old chair had to go! I searched and searched and I kept coming back to this chair. I put it in my favorites and as I'm still looking, I find myself coming back and reading it again!! Finally, I can't stand my 'old chair' another minute....I go back...check my choices and decided I had to have this chair and ordered it. It came really fast (like it knew how badly it was needed ;-] ) It was very easy to put together with just a little help from my son toward the end....so now is the moment!! I sit down in the chair...I can't believe how it feels! Absolutely FABULOUS!! I'm trying to remember why I waited so long! Well it's here now....I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT...AND SO DOES MY SON...AND MY GRANDSON!!! Thank you for a FABULOUS CHAIR!!!

I'm 78 and disabled but had no problem assembling this chair without help with just the tool provided. The chair is comfortable, sturdy and well made. I've tried several much more expensive chairs at the local big box and office supply stores and this chair beats all they had to offer. For the price I don't think it can be beat.