Hbada Ergonomic Desk Chair, Computer Office Chair with Flip-up Armrest&Lumbar Support, Adjustable Height, Grey

Excellent chair, very comfortable to sit in with the back support. Strong and sturdy design. Adjustable seat height, back support and the arms can be swivelled up vertically if you don't require use of them, ideal for sitting on to play the guitar as well as for use as an office chair.

Good value chair, easy to assemble, comfortable and looks nice. The only downside is that the arm rests are not adjustable by various heights, they can only be down so able to rest on, or up so there is no rest. I find my arms are slightly below the desk when resting on them meaning my arms are angled up and therefore rub on my desk edge. Wish that they were adjustable as it makes a big difference having this.

What I like most about this chair is that being on the larger size 22 uk woman it is nice and spacious. The arms are at waist length so makes chair feel bigger an comfortable. Seat is padded well but I have not used for a full day yet. Support shape of chair is great but just as other reviews state the lumber plastic bit at the back does absolutely nothing. The the shape of the chair is supportive so acceptable. Fairly straightforward to assembly. Bit tricky getting the seat on need someone to hold backrest but I did manage to do alone. Make sure you push the seat right into the nuts to tighten fully. I would have given this chair 5 stars all round if the plastic lumber attachment at back did anything other than be for show. Overall lovely spacious supportive chair for the price. Bit annoying it went down by £18 after I purchased so keep an eye on it for a bit before you buy. Would recommend this purchase

This looks great with some other black and white plastic chairs I have. It's fairly comfortable (I'm 6'1") and the height adjustment range is good. It was quite easy to put together.On the downside, the squab is a bit thin, and my bot bottoms out quite easily. I'm not too bothered about this, as I quite like a firm seat. More of a problem is the general build quality, It's not finished very well: there is an annoying seam in the plastic moulding under the arms, and while I sorted this quite easily with a rub of some sandpaper, it's not ideal. Worse, there are some very sharp plastic tangs under the top of the backrest. If you happen to try to pick it up by putting your fingers under the backrest from the back, you may encounter one of them. Ouch!Also the arms become wobbly quite quickly (with a few days of assembly). You can take them off and tighten the nut up again, but that's a pain, and shouldn't be necessary. I may have to think about some way of putting a spring in the around the bolts to try to keep some tension.None of these things are bad enough to send it back, as I find it comfortable to sit on for long periods, and it looks great in my room, but I'd be happier paying a little bit more for something that looks identical, but is made a bit better.

Relatively easy to assemble with clear instructions. The chair isn't super expensive but seems well made and also looks stylish.Far more comfortable and supportive than my previous chair. I find the adjustable back support particularly welcome.I've had it about a month and haven't complained of any back or neck pain in that time. The padding on the chair is perfectly adequate for hours of back to back meetings.The base of the chair is plastic and the castors go straight into the plastic. I'm slightly dubeous this design will last well with regular use but only time will tell if it's durable. So far so good though.I have the chair at it's full height adjustment, so if you're much taller than 6ft with long legs then it may not be the chair for you (for reference I'm about 5ft11"). Worth comparing the max seat height with the recommended ergonomic adjustment for your height if you worried.

I needed to replace an old worn out "gaming chair", basically a cheap pleather (plastic leather) racing style seat. I wanted something with a mesh back and fabric base and this fit the bill.I'm 6'1" and weigh around 16 stone so not a little guy with some "room" in the back so I needed something sturdy and comfortable.First impressions were it was well constructed and very easy to assemble. Had it built in around 20 minutes. Below are the pros and cons:PROS.-very sturdy especially the arms which I was concerned would be flimsy but we're not.-the seat area is very roomy and had plenty of space for my ample derriere!-having the arms go up has given so much space again to my office area because I can tuck it in fully.-adjustable lumber support.CONS.-it sits at its highest a little low but it's not a deal breaker.-instructions are made for ants!UPDATE AFTER SEVERAL MONTHS:it's a pile of rubbish. The seat area is painful to sit on for longer than 30 minutes. The arms can't support you at all and have started bowing downwards. There is no back support to speak of at all so overall it's actually causing me pain.I repeat... THIS CHAIR WILL ACTUALLY LEAVE YOU IN PAIN!!

After suffering from lower back and neck pain from using the dining table and chair as my office desk, I opted to buy a proper chair. It was very easy to put together and looks smart. It’s comfortable enough for me to use all day but it probably could do with some more padding in the seat. Additionally, whilst there is a back support, it is not adjustable. The arms can be retracted but you cannot adjust the arm height. All in all though, a very reasonable chair for the price and I didn’t have to wait long for delivery either; ideal for a home “lockdown” office.