HON Ignition 2.0 Ergonomic Office Chair, Adjustable Tilt, Swivel Wheels, Comfy for Long Hours, Home Office Desk Chairs, Fog

This chair is very comfortable. I was drawn to it because the seat is adjustable which allows my knees to fit comfortably in a 90 degree angle. I am 5/2" and many standard chair depths are too long. The padding in the seat is a nice attribute as well. The back support is good, even better when it is locked in upright position. It looks sleek and modernized and is very sturdy.

As I said on the label, it’s a great chair. It’s very comfy to sit in, thanks to the high level of adjustability, and it’s quite attractive—important since my “office” is in my bedroom. And the price is stellar for a good desk chair. The armrests are very hard, but that was fixable with a set of gel armrest pads. And the so-called lumbar support is disappointing—you can’t turn them slide it around all you want, but I couldn’t feel a difference. (I’ve been using a loose pillow which is non-ideal. Still, with those caveats, I wouldn’t leave them recommend.

Highly adjustable, well made, heavy-duty executive chair with fast 15-minute assembly. Has excellent range of height for vertically challenged staff to big folk - including 5'1" to tall to military build 6'5". Very comfortable, ergonomic support for ultra-long work days. Well worth the extra investment.

This is a great chair it's everything that HON said it would be!! It's very comfortable and well made and also no squeaking at all like many other chairs I've had in the past! Many reviews stated that this chair was hard to assemble but for me it was no problem at all and took me about 15 minutes to do!

The HON ignition chair is supposed to be a luxury chair at an affordable price point. However it fails on both fronts as it is neither luxurious or cheap. Here are the shortcomings that I noticed:1. Quality - The chair I got had frayed and loose threads. The seat cover is stapled to some cardboard under the seat in a sloppy manner.2. Assembly - The manual they share with the chair is outdated. It is from some outdated model or different chair so the steps or parts don't match. I could only get 3/5 castor wheels to fit properly.3. Ergonomics - The back support relies on putting excessive pressure to bend slightly. If you want a brick wall for your back, looking to tie someone up for interrogation or are simply looking for a chair to perform an exorcism in, this is the perfect chair for you.4. Comfort - I had the chair for two weeks at home. During that time I preferred to sit on a plastic stool and did all my office work on it. It was way more comfortable.5. Disassembly - I decided to return the chair. I couldn't find any official manual for disassembly. The disassembly instruction link on their website is a dummy manual for some other chair.6. Cost - The chair isn't cheap as I can buy better chairs for lower price. If you're looking for a luxury chair, do yourself a favor and spend a little more for an actual luxury chair. If price is a limitation then again do yourself a favor and purchase a cheaper chair for better comfort.

I bought this for $400. The first one I ordered came with a giant whole right through the middle of the box so that was an immediate return. Then I got the second one and set it up.Overall it has the ergo features you want to sit healthy at the table. The leaning back feature is nice because I can go very far and it feels like it will NOT tip over at all. And I am a heavy guy. Also seat depth and arms adjustment are a must. So good that it has that. The lumbar leaves alot to be desired.On the negative side, the chair parts were dirty (one of the knobs in particular is still grimey) This just points to a horrible factory conditions and low qc. Also my feet also rub against the front spokes of the base and the edges aren't sanded properly so I always scratch my legs.Lastly and most Importantly the seat cushion feels very cheap and like it will not last at all. Also it hurts as it is if i sit on it for any longer than 15-20 mins. Its jus so not dense and thin. And this is what makes it a return. A $400 chair with the cheapest cushion. The cushion feels like how cushion feels when its time to get a new chair lolAssemblyAssembly was easyish. You need an Allen wrench according to the instructions, which saw its not included, but they actually slid it into the bottom of the seat. It was easy to set up overall except for inserting the wheels into the base. The tolerances for the holes or the pegs wasnt right so it took a long time to get them in. YMMV

SIT IN THE CUSHION BEFORE ASSEMBLY! After I assembled I was going to return it cause seat cushion is very hard. But couldn’t get the stem out without scratching or damaging. So better or worse I’m keeping it. Take my advise. Sit on the cushion alone. If you love it great, if not send it back before you assembled it.So probably like many people, I am disappointed that the only way to shop for office chairs is online. The retail office chains do not stock a wide variety of chairs.I read on many “best office chair” reviews, from Forbes and NYT Wirecutter that the HON Ignition was a recommended buy in the under $500 category. I was hesitant to buy it however because I wanted to sit on it first as well as the Branch Ergonomic Chair but couldn’t find it in any stores. Given no choice I ordered it and hoped for the best.Assembly super easy, so that was good. My initial impression is while it is comfortable and offers a lot of adjustments, the cushion is somewhat hard and slopes upward at the front which I don’t love. The armrests are very short at only 9 inches, and are not very padded and look very cheap. I think if I sat in it in person I would have picked another chair.Chair comfort is very unique to each individual so many people might find this a comfortable option. For $400+ I was expecting something better but it is certainly a better chair than the $200 ones available at office supply stores.I guess you have to spend like $1000 to get a very high quality chair which I was unwilling to pay.