Office Chair - Ergonomic Desk Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Mesh Computer Chair, Executive Chairs for Home Office Comfortable Lumbar Support (Black)

This chair is amazing. It’s comfortable and the perfect height for my desk. The assembly was fairly easy and took about 30 minutes to complete. The chair barely makes any noise and is very sturdy. I’ve gotten stains on it and it’s fairly easy to clean this chair off. The color looks great and modern, it fits perfectly into my bedroom.

The Tralt office chair has been a fantastic addition to my workspace. The adjustable lumbar support and breathable mesh back provide exceptional comfort, even during long workdays. Assembly was straightforward, and the build quality feels sturdy. The smooth-rolling wheels and adjustable armrests enhance its usability.I particularly appreciate how this chair has improved my posture and reduced back pain. While the headrest adjustability could be slightly better, it's a minor point. For the price, this chair offers excellent value. It's a significant upgrade from my previous chair and has made a noticeable difference in my comfort and productivity. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking an ergonomic and affordable office solution.

I love my new office desk chair. I’m not the best at following assembly instructions, but this chair was very easy to assemble. Also, I work from home so it’s an added bonus that my chair is comfortable yet sturdy and ergonomic (e.g. I am able to adjust the arms and height; I can also lean back in my chair as needed).

Addendum (what's below this paragraph is the original review.)If you're over 6 ft tall, I doubt the seat will adjust high enough for the length of your legs. If you weigh over 200 lbs it's probably not the chair for you. This is a lightweight chair, and I can appreciate that. Someone wrote the word "rigid" in their review. Hmmmm seat maybe isn't soft enough?The material used (not the mesh or fabric) is lightweight and there is some flexing, most certainly in the chair's arms if you use the arms when standing up, or to lower yourself onto the seat.---The big question is going to be durability. The materials used seem adequate, not "cheap" as someone else here commented in another review. The seat can definitely fit a larger butt than mine but I'm 170 lbs. and 5 '9", not a large guy. The distance from the back of the seat to where your knees are is fine for me. It feels a bit longer (in that respect) than the chair I am replacing. That means if you're taller, there'll still be adequate seat size but you might like the seat to lift higher (than it does) for your (knee to foot) leg length. If you are shorter (than me), it's possible you'll find the length of the seat too long. There is nothing you can do about that.The seat is comfortable enough, the padding thick and the material fine. As another reviewer stated, the stretchy material (mesh) used for the chair back (and lumbar support) is where there will be gradual wear over time, possibly causing the material to pull away from the frame. That was the case with my old one (not this brand). My initial reaction is that the mesh seems strong (and flexible) enough and it definitely supports as it should.The adjustable lumbar support is easy to adjust and works well. You can back it off enough to where you don't notice it if that's your preference, but it will come out far enough that you'll definitely feel it if more support is what you are wanting. For me, that feature was definitely a selling point as often you have to pay more for a chair that has adjustable lumbar support.Be sure to notice whether you're purchasing the chair that has a head rest, as seen in some of the photos. Not all models of this chair have a headrest if that matters to you. The "rise and rock back" adjustment functions work fine. Be aware, you cannot lower the height of the arm rests, as is possible with more expensive chairs.Assembly is easy enough but could be more detailed in its explanation. A longer bolt length was needed to fit the metal seat bottom to the cushioned seat itself. (Two of the four bolts that were provided weren't long enough.) This seems inexcusable, but nobody (and no company) is flawless I suppose. Hopefully I just happened to get the "lemon," in that regard. It took a 5 mins. drive to a hardware store to get the right length bolt.Addendum: I am not changing my rating, but after having used the chair for a day, I have noticed that the arms of the chair, (held in with one long bolt), seem more flexible than you would expect if you use the arms of the chair to push yourself up off the seat, which I assume most people do. It may be that the material and the design is doing exactly what it’s supposed to. I’ve not experienced that in an office chair before. So, we’ll see.

Box it comes in is deceiving. It appears too small to hold a desk chair. Box is heavy. I had to slide it in to my house. But, then, I am 5’4” and a 140 lb. , over 70, woman.All parts & pieces accounted for, I started assembling. Instructions said it should take 20 minutes; took me about 45 (but I work slow). Pretty sure my grandson could do it in 20.The chair is big, comfortable, sturdy and well worth the price. I love the arms that can go up and down. Love the back support even more!

This chair is great! It was pretty easy to assemble, and it’s very high quality. The legs are metal rather than a cheap plastic like lower cost chairs. It’s very comfortable and Love that the arms lift. It looks so cute in my office!

This Ergonomic Chair has been a significant upgrade for my comfort during long workdays, primarily due to its highly adjustable lumbar support that effectively cradles my back and the supportive, yet breathable, mesh seat. The multi-directional armrests and adjustable headrest further contribute to a customizable and comfortable experience, reducing strain in my neck and shoulders. While initial adjustments require some effort, the overall build quality feels sturdy, making this chair a worthwhile investment for anyone prioritizing ergonomic support and lasting comfort.