Primy Drafting Chair Tall Office Chair with Flip-up Armrests Executive Ergonomic Computer Standing Desk Chair with Lumbar Support and Adjustable Footrest Ring (Black)

I have an adjustable-height desk (also purchased from Amazon) and needed a drafting chair for those times when my body gets tired of standing. This chair fits the bill and then some! I put it together myself; it took me about an hour, but would take me about half that next time, since now I know what to do (and what NOT to do!). All the parts were there; there are even spare parts (see photo). All the holes were drilled in exactly the right places, too, which isn't always the case when I buy things from Amazon (my standing desk is a great example). The chair fits me; I'm short (5'3.5"), and often the seats of furniture are too deep for me to rest my feet flat on the floor. The depth of the seat on this chair is just a little over 18 inches, and with the adjustable footrest ring, it's perfect. I don't think a tall or heavy person would fit in it, to be honest. But it's perfect for those of us who are vertically challenged. I love that it glides easily on my hardwood floors and that it turns 360 degrees. The chair comes in numerous luscious colors, so take your pick! It is very sturdy, has good lumbar support, and the seat and seat back are very comfortable. And the arms flip up, which was an absolute must when I was shopping for this chair. I got it on sale, too -- $109.00 -- and I'm delighted with this purchase.

Pros: + Nice quality chair + Good height + Sturdy enough that it doesn't move when i sit down or get up from it + The cushion is thick enough that it feels good to sit on + The back support is nice + Pleasantly surprised by how high and low this chair can go Cons: - The armrests fold up, but don't fully clear the back of the chair. What i mean is that with both armrests folded up, while sitting back, the sides of the front of the armrests are touching my shoulders (the middle of my deltoids) - The back rest doesn't tilt/move. You can adjust the angle of the backrest. That is NOT to say you can't adjust the "support" piece of the backrest up and down where you want the focus support point to be in your back.

I bought this chair because I spend a lot of time working and needed something comfortable but also stylish, and I absolutely love it. Since I started using it, I feel much better support in my back thanks to the lumbar support. It makes a big difference, especially during long work hours. The adjustable footrest is also a feature I didn’t know I needed, but now I use it all the time. The flip-up armrests are very convenient because I can adjust them depending on what I’m doing or move them out of the way when needed. The pink color is beautiful and adds a soft, elegant touch to my workspace. It looks great in a modern home office. It feels sturdy, well-made, and very stable. Overall, it’s a great purchase that improved both my comfort and the look of my workspace.

Great ergonomic chair for a standing desk or high workspace I’ve been using this chair with a standing desk and it has been a great addition to my home office. The design looks clean and modern, and the white frame with the gray seat fits very well with a minimalist setup. The seat is well-padded and comfortable even after sitting for a few hours, and the curved mesh back provides good support. I especially like the foot ring, which makes it much more comfortable when the chair is set at a higher height. The height adjustment works smoothly and feels sturdy. The chair rolls easily, feels stable, and was simple to assemble. Overall, it’s a solid, comfortable, and good-looking chair that works perfectly for a higher desk or standing desk setup. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend it.

Everyone at work with a stand up desk is jealous of my chair. That being said, this is not made for bigger people. My husband is 6'1" and 250, and he would never fit in this chair. I am 5'2" and 150 and it is perfect with room to spare. Super easy to put together, took me about 15 minutes. Good support and the seat is comfy.

I needed a sturdy chair with adjustable height and swivel (360 degrees), but I didn't want to spend over $300, which is the going rate in many stores. This Primy model gives me what I want. Flip-up armrests, a wide range on the height adjustment, it's on rollers, the swivel, and it looks great. It's also got decent back support, but it's not in the same league as the $700-1,000 chairs that excel in that. I didn't expect it would be. That said, this chair has exceeded my expectations. If I'd sat in this for a day and then was asked to name its price, I would have guessed in the $200-300 range.

This drafting chair is very comfortable and it was extremely easy to assemble. There are a few issues that you should be aware of before deciding to purchase this chair though. First, it says that the weight limit is around 250 pounds. I am no where near 250 pounds, in fact quite a bit less, but when you extend this chair to its full height and sit in it, it will go down about 1/2 to 1 inch. So if you are purchasing this for a specific height of desk or table then just know that it will be shorter than what it states or what you think it will be. Even that 1/2 inch difference makes it awkward. The materials initially seemed good quality but one of the fold-back arms immediately became loose and will fall forward now with the lightest bump. This is a big problem because I initially got this chair to use while playing guitar and the fold-back arms were a big selling point. However, with the one arm being loose, it makes me a bit nervous because it can and has fallen forward and hit the guitar. If you are just needing a chair that is comfortable and simply to assemble that is a little higher than a normal computer chair then this might work well for you. If you are needing the fold-back arms to stay and needing a specific height then I would probably look elsewhere. I wanted very much to like the drafting chair but it just has too many problems that are specific to my needs.

I bought this for my standing desk because I couldn't sit the entire shift, but didn't want to sit all the way down or adjust the desk height several times a day. For this, the chair worked well and continues to a half a year later. The seat and cushioning are fine for extended use, and I even use this to sit in to watch movies. The only criticisms I have for this unit are as follows: the seat is noisy with any general movement (especially sitting on it or leaving the chair); the arm rests are bare and hard with extended use; and the foot rests hasn't held it's initially set position. The noisiness isn't a deal breaker at this price point, but everything else at my workstation was collected with silence in mind (keyboard, mouse, use of headsets, etc.) Luckily, I wear earbuds to minimize this as you hear movement from this seat from the next room - not ideal. The arm rests are bare, which is a nice aesthetic and makes for easy cleaning, but can take a toll on your elbows with extended use. I adjust seating positions a bit while working, and have wrapped the arm rests in thick cloth when I know I will be sitting for awhile. Design-wise, I feel something more comfortable could've been used. Lastly, the footrest did not hold it's intended position about two inches above the bottom which I set it at. This is a minor measurement, but it should've held where it was placed. I have adjusted the enclosed retaining knob twice after raising the footrest to the desired height, but it always seems to creep back down. I am never put my full weight down on this so it shouldn't have to be readjusted so much. Overall, I think this seat is a good value despite this. Had I had a bigger budget, I'd invest in more for a quieter and more secure chair, but I can't justify the expense on that alone. I recommend this seat outside of those reason and I hope this review helps! Ron