SIHOOM59AS Ergonomic Office Chair, Desk Chair with 3D Flip-up Armrests, Computer Chair with Dual Back Design and Adaptive Dynamic Lumbar Support

You need look no farther for a comfortable, long-lasting, and adjustable office chair that will increase your comfort and productivity. After a few months of use, I can genuinely say that this chair was well worth the investment. This is a great option whether you're working from home, in the office, or simply need a cozy chair for your study space!

The chair is easy to assemble, made with good materials, and after a couple of months of use, we haven’t had any issues. The only thing that could be improved is the wheels, as they can get a bit stiff on certain surfaces, but overall, it’s a very solid chair.Keep in mind it’s a bit heavy, but that just means it should be able to handle most people without a problem!!

Worth the price at $190. Very quality chair for decent price. They give you little gloves too. Only issue is the metal rattle noise from the cover that sits over the legs. I used tape to remove the noise.

really nice chair. Easy to build.I use it during long painting session and doesn't give me any paint issues .

Great chair. It is comforting to sit in during my work from home tasking. It is strong enough to support two people.

After 5 years, my old gaming chair from the lockdown pandemic era had seen better days—both aesthetically and in terms of its so-called "ergonomic-ish" cushion. I was legit having all kinds of pains, and mind you I'm still fairly young-ish. Gaming chairs aren't exactly known for great ergonomics though so that was my fault, but I decided it was finally time for an upgrade.After researching, I landed on this chair and the brand due to some raving reviews out there, especially on youtube. Assembly was mostly straightforward, but I did run into some quality control issues. The stainless steel legs didn’t push in easily, and I had to use a rubber mallet to align the screw holes properly. The wheels were another challenge—one went in smoothly, but the others refused to budge, even with my best effort (and trust me, I lift heavy on chest and triceps days!). Again, the rubber mallet came to the rescue.Another design flaw, as other reviewers mentioned, is how the armrests attach to the back of the chair rather than the base. This makes the whole chair feel a bit wobbly when pressing down on the armrests, giving it a slightly flimsy feel. Though I do love the fact that it goes up to save space but also for when I play my guitar and record some music.That said, it’s still a major upgrade from my stiff, posture-wrecking gaming chair--and it was actually the same price as this chair too. With this chair, I do love the neck and head support/ They are fantastic—I sat on it today for 5 hours without feeling tension build up in my shoulders or neck. Despite the minor flaws though, it’s a comfortable and ergonomic choice for long work sessions in my opinion. It's also my first 'mesh' chair, and I've heard great things about mesh chair especially in hot summer days as it allows some heat to escape and such, providing some cooling effect, unlike the faux leather gaming chair I had for the longest time which makes me sweat like crazy every summer.Would I recommend it? Possibly. If you're on the slightly average height (5'9") or shorter, go for it. If you're taller though, maybe look for something else. However, be ready to put in some extra effort during assembly, unless of course, the company sees this review and decides to do a better quality assurance in ensuring each pieces goes in smoothly.

I really like the overall look, design, and color of the chair — it’s beautifully made, and the materials feel high quality. The only issues for me are the neck/headrest, which is a bit hard to install and sits too far forward for my comfort, and the fact that the reclining angle can’t be locked. I really hope the manufacturer can improve these features in the future.For reference, I’m 158cm (5’2”), so that might affect how the chair fits and feels.

I spend a lot of time in this chair in my home office for work. It has been surprisingly more comfortable than I anticipated. I don't have to use any chair pads with this like I did my previous chair. The only thing I would change, would be, if there were some way to make the material a bit more soft. Living in Arizona it's very hot so I would love to be able to wear shorts. But I don't because the material is a bit "scratchy" or rough for me. But then I'm not sure how sturdy it would be. Otherwise, this would be the perfect chair so far.