Branch Verve Chair - High Performance Executive Office Chair with Contoured Seat Back and Adjustable Lumbar Rest - High Density Foam Cushion with Aluminum Base - Up to 275 lbs - Galaxy

The Verve chair arrived a couple days earlier than expected and was easy to assemble. It seems pretty sturdy and has 5 different ways to adjust it (seat height, seat depth, back reclining/locked, back recliner tension/resistance, and armrest height). It's also a good size for someone about 175-200 lbs (although it supports up to 275 lbs) and is comfortable to sit in.

This chair is a bit expensive but once you sit on it, you can tell why it is priced the way it’s priced. I am 5.4, petite and this chair fits perfectly to me. The cushion is soft and has a bit of bounce to it, like using a new pillow. You get to decide the back and seat distance. It hugs and holds my back perfectly for my long hours of working.I see only 2 drawback for me and that is, #1 if the seat width would have been a bit bigger, this would be a perfect chair. (I like to sit in a lotus position while working). Given the price, I was shooting high.#2 I had to buy the head rest separately making the total of this chair - $600

Good chair. Could be a little taller

So first and foremost, I got this chair for the lumbar support after having a spinal fusion. The support is pretty good on this chair, and adjustable in regards to height. You can adjust the seat position, the stiffness of the reclining, and you can lock it reclined or straight up.As far as the stiffness of reclining goes, it's a 4-position knob with preset resistances. I kinda wish this was more adjustable than what it is because I can't find that perfect spot.The arms on the chair are kind of a pain. If you're the type of person that pulls the chair under your butt by the handles, these will get reset to the initial position 100% of the time. If you miss that perfect notch, you have to go all the way up, reset, and try again. It also makes setting the handles at the same height difficult.The seat cushion is incredibly firm. That may be great for some people, but it causes me pain after extended periods of sitting.Overall it's a decent chair, but at this price point I have sat my tush on many other chairs that are cheaper and more configurable. I'm sad that most websites rank this chair so high on their recommended lists because I don't know if it belongs there.

I've had this chair for about a month now. It was pretty easy to put together except the silver metal piece on the chair back (that is supposed to fit into the seat) was a bit too big to slide into that slot. I had to put the outside piece over it and force the screws in. I did get them tight. It is a very very comfortable chair and I love that I can lean back in it. I got the coral one, and I've noticed that I've scuffed the legs in a couple of places and the paint has come off, showing silver through. I'm wondering if Branch has a touch up paint I can get. Overall, it is a great chair.

I was developing lower back stiffness sitting in my el-cheapo desk chair and decided to splurge on something better looking and more ergonomic. My only regret is not buying this sooner, it is so much more comfortable! Assembly was a snap. If you are looking for a solid chair for your work from home efforts this is a solid choice!

I had two major complaints one with Branch in general and one with the chair:The chair: I’m 6’2” 220 lbs and it’s just not comfortable. It’s as comfortable as a generic office max 100$ chair. Definitely not worth the price. The arm rests are so dumb. They’re elbow rests at bestMy wife is 5’ 2” 100 lbs and she described it as the same so it isn’t just because of my size. Just overall an average quality chair. I would not pay more than 150$ for it.Branch in general:I bought this chair directly from branch rather than Amazon because I wanted them to get a higher percentage of the profits. Two days later this was on a flash sale for $100 less than I bought it for. I reached out to support and asked to get the difference back or just a credit so I could buy a storage unit or something but they denied all of that and just pointed to their policy of 35$ returns. I returned the chair and bought a refurbished steel case from a retailer for less than this chair and haven’t looked back.You should cut out the middle man , save $35 of return fee man and just get something else.