Hbada E3 Air Ergonomic Office Chair with Dynamic Lumbar Support, 3D Adjustable Headrest for Home Office Chair, 3D Adjustable Armrests Desk Chair, Swivel Big and Tall Computer Chair, Gray

Had this for 6 months just catching up with reviews - love it. use for long periods every day with no back ache. Can be adjusted to fit like a glove.

Really innovative high-tech design, highly customisable and has endured a year of my ample girth lunging around on it. Looks good too - the light grey colour blends in well with almost any decor. I use it every day for work and gaming, and feel thoroughly supported so I can relax and maintain as decent a posture as one can expect from the posturally unnatural act of sitting in an office chair. The airy upholstery design means it is perfect for summer with no chance for sweating from contact with the chair, especially while reclining in 'nap' mode. I found the netting on the seat to be a bit rough in places against my skin (I tend to use it wearing shorts) but got a light seat cushion to take care of that. After a year, one of the armrests developed a fault but a quick contact with the supplier got me a "no questions" replacement part shipped to mer which I received within four days of logging the request!

This chair is a bit of a beast. It comes in a compact box, and you put it together with the supplied tools and bolts. You need to be fairly comfortable working with heavy-ish pieces, but it doesn't take too long. The instructions aren't printed super-clearly - I put the adjustment mechanism on the seat backwards the first time - but it is an easy switch. The base is made of metal - 5 legs that you attach to the central stem. The adjustment mechanism is metal and The rest of the chair is very sturdy plastic with threaded inserts for the bolts. The headrest was slightly fiddly to fit, but it wasn't much to speak of in the scheme of things. I'm over 6 foot - The chair is very comfortable to sit in. Adjustment is slightly different to chairs I'm used to, but that took all of 10 seconds to figure out. The seat has a nice even pressure distribution, so there aren't pressure points. It would have been nicer if the lumbar support went *slightly* higher for me, though. You do NOT have to have the arms attached (Something I much prefer to not have). It isn't the prettiest chair in person. The chair itself is quite deep - the spine for the back rest sticks out quite a way - this might be a problem if you're in a box room and don't have much space behind you. The spine is painted silver - this gives the chair a bit of a discount look, unfortunately. If they'd left it black I think it'd look nicer. The mesh of the seat is slightly shiny. Had it been matte it'd look a little more premium. I got this product free with a vine promotion, but it was £500 at the time. Is that worth it? Up to you to decide. It is very comfortable. Much more-so than your common-or-garden chair for £100 / £150. That might be a benchmark. It is up there in comfort with my a Herman Miller chair. It won't make you super hot in the summer. The flip side - not super good looking.

My severe, sleep-disrupting back pain led me to purchase this chair. After using it all day for work, I've found it provides a significant improvement in back health and effective pain relief

I bought it for its mesh seat and adjusted back support and neck support. However, the armrests make my shoulders ache. I am 5"3 and slim. The armrests are a bit high for me even at the lowest level, and they can not be adjusted inward so a bit wider for me. Additionally, the lumbar support is a bit awkward, although comfortable; it squeezes my arms when I try to rest them on the armrests. Also the armrests are a bit too forward so my elbow is unsupported when use the mouse at my usual position. Hence returned. I wish the armrests could be slightly lower and longer and could be adjusted inward. Nevertheless, it should be fine for people who are taller than 5"3. It's a fairly good quality chair but not worth such amount of money.

I've gone through a bit of a process to find a chair suitable for a 6'5" chap. Having initially ordered one of these there were a few aspects that i didn't absolutely get on with so i tried some of the others on Amazon that were slightly cheaper. It turns out that you get what you pay for and I'm not sure who needs lumber support that is 8/9 inches away from the back rest, but it isn't me. The quality in this chair is evident, and having paired it with some aftermarket wheels now, it suits me great. It's very comfy and my head is actually on the head rest, which is a novel thing when you are quite tall. I paid £350 and I'm really quite pleased with the purchase. Edit: The right arm developed a problem after a few weeks and i contacted Amazon, they just suggested a minor refund which i could live with. It's since become more of a problem and I've contacted customer support for the company. This is why I've reduced the rating. They've taken a week to reply initially from their website and longer to reply once I've supplied all the information they asked for, in fact I've heard nothing back so far. Wish me luck. Photos are of a completely loose arm. Further edit: Still no reply two weeks later....

Love it! So comfy and ergonomic for a good price.

The Costumer Service this company provides is Fantastic, honestly - they gave me a full refund even after my return period had ended as I was finding the chair uncomfortable!