Smugdesk Ergonomic Mesh High Back Chair with Lumbar Support, Adjustable Headrest, Armrests, and Wheels, for Office Desk, Gaming Setup, and More, Gray

I have been using this has my office chair for a few months now and it worked out really well with one exception.Nothing was damaged upon arrival and assembly was pretty intuitive with the instructions. The chair itself is comfortable but my only problem with it is the height of the armrests. I am 6' 1" with a longer wingspan and the hight of the armrests are set at a very awkward hight. In my opinion they are set too high and there is no option to lower them. It becomes uncomfortable after an extended period of time.Going forward, the next offic chair I get will have adjustable armrests.

- Delivery was on time.- Assembly was doable. Fitting the wheels required a bit of an extra effort. Initially I thought that there could be a different way to fix the wheels. But all it needs is pressure to fix them.- Ergonomically, it feels great. I wanted something to support the neck. The lowest headrest height is perfect for my height. I had back pain from previous char which has disappeared.- Chair is light. Easily movable.- Chair looks very modern and adds great aesthetics to the room.

Listen, I've owned and sat in my fair share of office chair. More recently, my last two chairs have been gaming chairs. What prompted me to buy a new chair was due to that very gaming chair's back to perma recline. Not fun and not comfortable and I owned that $200 chair for less than a year. Now, anyone who is thinking about getting this chair over a cheaply made "race car" themed gaming chair don't think anymore, just get!I spend majority of my pass time at my desk and let me tell you that is hours and hours in front of a screen. I would LIVE in this chair if I could. My back has never felt anymore better and everything about it is amazing.PROS:-Super easy to put together. I'm a lady so handiness does not come to me at all. Only hiccups would be tightening the screws-Lightweight! When I handled the box I was amazed at how light it was.-Superb quality. The overall feel and build of this chair does not feel like one that is worth $80. It's extremely high quality which amazed me. The arm rests are a nice leather feel and the cushion has that airhole/breathable texture as well as the back! Nothing about this chair is uncomfortable. It's perfect for my size.-Option to rock! You have a lock for your rocking maneuver and I go back and forth constantly between rocking! I have ADHD so I need something to fidget with and I use this mechanism to fidget my body with.-Slim and amazing for small spaces. I live in a very small room with limited space. I have my desk in my closet and the biggest problem I had with my old chair is that it would not fully fit under my desk. Whenever I would push it back, I would be stuck so I would have to climb over my chair. However, this chair is PERFECT for my living space and now I never go through that trouble.-The headrest is at the best height for my neck/head and it's adjustable!-Add-ons make it the best chair I've ever owned. As you can see in my pictures I've added a gel cushion and the pillows from my previous chair. This adds to a new level of comfortability.-The lumbar support actually supports my spine.CONS (these are nitpicky):-The wheels kinda suck. I recommend upgrading the wheels if it matters to you a lot. It doesn't to me, but wheeling it around is not good.-Back doesn't recline, but I mean the rocking motion substitutes that.-I hated tightening the screws during the build because something the screws would not screw into the hole.-To unlock the rocking mechanism within your chair, it takes quite some force ONLY while you're in you chair.-If you're more on the plus size end and a bit bigger, this chair isn't for you due to it being a little slim.Overall, for the price of the chair the pros outweigh the cons. I'll update this review after I've had this chair for a while!

It's been a few weeks now. What a damn great chair! At 240 lbs, I'm a heavier person than most. It's a great chair with some cool features. I didn't know it let you decline like that. I work from home and this thing is fall asleep watching IG reels during the day good! I'm also a short king at 5'7", so it's good that my hobbit sized legs can't touch the floor since height is adjustable. Very comfortable with a back compression pillow. Seat is memory foam. Adjust the head rest and it's on like Donkey Kong. My wife sits on my lap all the time in this chair. It's nice and wider than most. I had a far more expensive gaming chair before this. This is much better. Don't know if it will last a long time, but first impression is that it's worth the price at $85 by far.

I was very hesitant to buy a chair online because you can't test them out. If I had tested this out in a local store I probably would have passed because, while it has some comfort, it doesn't exactly solve the problem I've had working from home on a laptop. Basically - I bought this chair to solve a major problem and the one thing it doesn't do it solve that problem! But I already put it together and threw away packaging. It is fine enough to use with some add-on supports.Pro #1: Looks great in my space. A bit worried that the mesh won't last long (based on past experience with this type of fabric on chairs and on my kids' sneakers and ... because I have cats. It can also snag on zippers, etc).Pro #2: Lower back lumbar and seat are comfortable.Con #1: Lower back support only. I've had extreme upper back, neck, and shoulder pain from typing at my desk. I was looking for a chair that supports my UPPER back and helps me sit upright. This chair was excellent LOWER back support and lumbar pads (and the seat is comfy). However, the top of the chair and headrest lean back at an angle. When I am typing, the headrest is over a foot away from the back of my head. Even when sitting all the way back in the chair, the last place my body touches the back of the chair is lower back. The lumbar pad pushes you forward, away from the top 2/3 of the chair back. No upper body or head support at all unless I lean back, like when watching a video or reading a book (which I don't usually do in my home office and not why I bought this chair). I just bought a chair lumbar pad that I am going to try to strap under the head rest for upper back support -- of course, that cost me more $$.Con #2: Sticky wheels. Wheels are cheap plastic. Fine going forward and back but if you try to circle around or side to side, they stick and can't swivel smoothly. Reminds me of a cheap toddlers ride-on toy.Con #3: Speaking of wheels... wow. They were nearly impossible to get in. I had to come here and read reviews from others on how to do it. Used a hammer and WD40 which worked.