ELABEST Office Chair Ergonomic Desk Chair, Swivel Task Chair with Adjustable Armrest, Soft Sponge Cushion, Lumbar Support, Mid Back Mesh Computer

I got this chair as a replacement to my “gaming” chair and could not be any happier, only paying about $20 more for this chair, I get better support and better comfort for my back and butt. I mistakenly bought a high back gaming chair when initially starting WFH because I thought it was cool but boy was I wrong. After a few months in my butt started aching and my back was killing me. I eventually had to buy a butt cushion and stuff a pillow behind my back to make it through the work day. With this new chair, the cushion is much thicker, a little stiffer but you just have to break it in a bit and my back and posture feel amazing, not only working but when gaming too. Overall really pleased with the feel and look of this chair, not to mention the assembly which took about 30 min.

The lumbar support is very similar to most desk chairs. But what separates this desk chair from all others I have tried is the firmness of the seat cushion and the springy back, which forces me to sit up straight. I read some other reviews about the way the chair back pushes you forward too much, and when I first assembled the chair I was ready to send it back because of that. But it turns out that the tension can easily be adjusted by turning the big knob on the bottom of the chair counter-clockwise. I did that, and now it's perfect! I also loved the fact that this chair was SO easy to assemble: very clear instructions, the screws were grouped in two separate bags, and everything was clearly labelled. The chair arms are not cushioned at all, just hard plastic, but their height is adjustable, so I was able to set them at a height that will fit under my desk.

This chair is pretty comfortable! The seat is very wide, if you are a larger person you will appreciate this. The “padded” arms are not that padded. I just mean they are not soft, still kinda hard. I wish I could adjust the arm rests left and right! But they do go up and down which is great. Overall this chair is good for my office and I like the feel of the cushion you sit on. Easy to put together, too!

I saw some negative comments about how their chair did not adjust ... not sure what that is about because I can adjust my chair's height up and down as well as the arms. The back is not going to adjust due to its ergonomic properties which, to me, would defeat its purpose anyway! This was quick to assemble and the seat to me is comfortable too. It is firm but does have "sponginess" so your rear does not get sore (or perhaps it is because my butt fat is distributed properly for maximum comfort?) LOL who knows? All I can say is that this works for me ... AND I adjusted the arms so that my chair scoots under the desk and the arms above it to maximize my office space when not in use.

Wasn’t packed the greatest. Easy to assemble but my seat rest had one of the holes where a screw would connect the back rear to stripped on arrival. Was only able to screw in 3/4 of the screws necessary for assembly. If there was a way to contact these people I’d ask for a replacement seat rest because unfortunately it’s not worth it to return this at this point so I’m stuck with it. It’s fine, but I don’t fully trust it from falling apart due to this defect. Will probably invest in a better chair when I can. My advice would be just spend more money. You definitely get what you pay for with this chair.

It's comfortable to sit in and provides good back support. I liked it so much that I ordered a second chair for my wife. It is very easy to assemble. One suggestion concerning assembly is to do step 3 (attach armrests) before step 2 (attach mechanism to seat plate). The reason is that once the mechanism is attached, it partially obstructs the screw holes for the left armrest. It was a relatively minor inconvenience; however, I did reverse the order of those steps when assembling the 2nd chair and found it to be a little easier.

This is a great chair for the price. What I like about this chair are the adjustable arm rest and the large seat base. Has a nice padded cushion. The seat does adjust in height easily. Very quiet chair. Last chair I bought for $90 made a lot of noise as I shifted my weight. This chair is much more durable and quiet as I shift my weight. The back is mesh which allows for circulation and coolness on my back.

This chair is terribly uncomfortable. Although, it's not the only "ergonomic" chair I've tried that's a piece of shit. I'm starting to believe "ergonomic" is a scam and fad. This chair in particular doesn't have lumbar support, but rather it has mid to high back support, at least for those of us who are average height. LUMBAR SUPPORT IS SUPPOSED TO SUPPORT THE LOWER BACK. LOWER. Not my shoulder blades. Sitting in this chair is a constant battle of trying to find a comfortable position. My back aches more than it ever has just from sitting in this chair for a couple hours. I disassembled it just now -- the same day I received it, because this one is definitely getting returned. Oh and not to mention, the arms are so protruded forward that they knock into my desk and push my whole body much father away from the desk than I want, and there is no way to adjust that. Flipping the arms (L & R) doesn't work too well because then the armrests get super short. And even at the highest setting, my elbows still didn't comfortably touch the armrests -- I had to distort my posture to do so, which defeats the purpose of an "ergonomic" chair.