PatioMage Ergonomic Office Chair with Footrest, Big and Tall Desk Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Seat Depth & 3D Armrests, High Back Mesh Computer Chair for Home Office, Black

I purchased this chair a few days ago for my son. He's approximately 5' 2", 110lbs. He needed a new desk chair for his school work and gaming activities. I mentioned to be mindful of his height, as that can make a difference in comfort, this was the one he decided to get for his needs. It was quick and easy to put together, seems sturdy and is very comfortable. The arms adjust forward and backward, it tilts back and has a footrest. It has lumbar support and a headrest. Not sure about the material, but it seems breathable. I will likely update, if/ when anything changes. This chair seems like it was worth the price but only time will tell.

First things first, the color is amazing. I really enjoy the design the grey comes in. Next, the use of this office chair has completely transformed my workspace comfort. The adjustable headrest, lumbar support, and armrests make it easy to find the perfect sitting position, and the mesh material keeps me cool even after hours of work. The build feels sturdy, and the smooth recline adds a relaxing touch for quick breaks. Assembly was straightforward, and overall, this chair is a great investment for anyone spending long hours at a desk. I recommend it if you’re looking for a great chair for a great value.

Honestly, I bought this chair recently just to see if it would help my long work-from-home days. First thing I noticed was how sturdy it feels right out of the box, and I was pretty impressed with the overall build quality. The mesh material seems breathable, which is a big win for someone who tends to get warm sitting for hours. What I really like is the adjustable lumbar support , it rotates and lifts just enough to fit my waist perfectly. The seat depth adjustment is also pretty handy, especially since I’m taller and need more room under the desk. The armrests are flexible too; I can move them up, down, or sideways which helps me avoid shoulder strain. And I gotta say, the tilt function with the footrest actually works better than I expected. I’ve used it for quick breaks and naps, and it doesn’t feel wobbly at all. All things considered, it’s pretty much what I needed to make my work hours a bit more comfortable without breaking the bank.

First, I would recommend this chair and I would buy it again. It's a very comfortable chair and very supportive in the seat, lumbar support, and back. I'm a life-long handyman around the house so the assembly was easy. I think anyone with a modest ability with tools would say the same. I've been using the chair for about a month now and couldn't be happier with how it feels to sit in for extended periods of time. I can't comment on the headrest or the leg support because I did not install the headrest and I removed the leg support mechanism. I have no need for either of those. I merely wanted a supportive desk chair, not a gaming chair or lounging chair. I have two minor issues with the chair. I fixed one and cannot fix the second. First, I hated the chrome painted insert that goes on the back of the chair to cover the bolts that hold the back on. That part of the chair is completely black and the chrome insert looked "cheap" to me. It is shown in the photos of the chair but I didn't notice it before I bought it. I sanded it and painted it matt black to match the rest of the plastic that makes up the back. I think it looks much better. My second issue is more significant. The adjustable arms are great initially because you can move them up or down to get the height that works best for you, and you can move them forward and backward to position the support in the best place for your forearm. You can also twist the top to angle it in, out, or straight. For me, that's the problem. The adjustment is too loose. I like the arm in the straight position but I unintentionally move it in or out when I put my hand on it to sit in the chair or stand up after sitting in the chair. I wish there was a way to lock it into the position you prefer so it would not move so easily out of that position. There is no way to do that. For me, the minor issue of the arm adjustment would not keep me from recommending the chair. I just thought you might want to know about it before deciding this is the chair to buy. In summary, I really like the chair. I recommend it. I would buy it again.

This chair was easy to assemble and feels sturdy. It’s comfortable for long hours of sitting and working. The reclining feature is a nice bonus for relaxing. I also like the lumbar support and adjustable headrest. The mesh back helps keep it cool and breathable. It rolls smoothly and looks clean in my office. Overall, it’s a great value for the price.

Great ergonomic chair. The adjustable lumbar support makes a big difference and helps maintain proper posture. The seat is wide and comfortable, perfect for long work or study sessions. The mesh back keeps it breathable and cool. Feels sturdy and was easy to assemble. Excellent value for the price.

I’ve sat my butt in a lot of office chairs and this is the best BY FAR. Everything is adjustable exactly to your liking—the headrest, the lumbar support, the angle of the back, even the footrest. Yes it has a footrest! My kid was sick today and wanted to come snuggle so I leaned it back a little more and locked it in place (very easy with one hand holding him and one on the adjuster) then put out the footrest and it was so comfy for both of us. We got some sweet snuggles in and I had zero concerns about the quality of the chair or if it was big enough for both of us. For a chair like this, you’d expect to pay closer to $300, but no, it’s just over $100. Given all the ways you can adjust it, it was also fairly easy to put together. They’ve won a fan for life. Now that I have this chair I don’t want to use anything else.