Executive Office Chair

This chair offers good lumbar support and a well-padded seat. It has a very nice and smooth rocking motion, you can loosen the tight/loose knob for reclining, and it is very comfortable to sit in while working on the computer or relaxing to watch TV. The back of the chair hits just above my neck, so the back of my head rests comfortably on the top of the chair. The color, brown, is exactly what I expected and looks professional. The height adjustment works well, it sits higher than my old chair, and I like that. It seems sturdy for the 300-pound weight recommended. I got it on Prime Day, so it was a good value for the money. It came packed well and quicker than expected. The pictures are a comparison to my 20-year-old office chair. Assembling the chair was easy, however, be sure to attach the bottom part of the chair with the tight/loose knob facing the front of the chair. It's not clearly marked on the instructions. When it came time to put the back of the chair on it would be good to have another person to hold the chair back for you to align the chair arm holes and screw in, then you should be OK but I did discover that if I had attached the arms to the back of the chair first, it would be so much easier to align them for attachment. The wheels glide very easily and will take you across the room after one push. It swivels at 360 degrees easily, almost making me dizzy. I am writing this review the same day I got the chair so I will update if I run into any issues. Otherwise, I recommend this chair.

I am a Software Developer working from home 40 hours a week. Because I suffer from a herniated disc, I was extremely meticulous when shopping for a computer chair. My criteria were strict: I needed something that wouldn't drain my wallet, fit in my somewhat small room, and—most importantly—wouldn't leave me in pain. I landed on this Furmax chair, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer. Here is why I recommend it, especially if you have back issues: Comfort & Support: I read other reviews saying the cushioning was "stiff," which I initially thought would be a bonus for my back. However, from the get-go, it wasn't stiff at all—it was perfect. It strikes the right balance between firm and comfortable. I didn't even need a "break-in" period; it felt great right out of the box. Pain Relief: My back pain is practically non-existent now, even after sitting for long coding sessions. If you are worried about lumbar support, don't be. In my opinion, built-in lumbar is overrated—this chair supports me perfectly as is (and you can always buy a separate pillow if you really need it). Durability: I’ve been using this heavily for 4 months, and the material looks brand new. There is no cracking or peeling anywhere. Value: My roommates were actually surprised at how comfortable this chair is given the low price point. It feels much more expensive than it is. If you are a remote worker with limited space and back pain, this is hands down the best chair you can get for the money. Highly recommended.

Well-made, comfortable chair. Cushioning appears to be adequate. Good-looking chair. I like the padded arms & ability to easily adjust the chair's tilt. Had difficulty attaching the back of the chair & side arms. Needed two people to get arm holes lined up to the seat & back. Found loosely attaching the arms to the seat & back while a second person holds & aligns the back to the arm holes helped get the chair put together. Instructions should include a simple way how to assemble the arms & back.

When Covid hit early 2020, I was sent home to work remotely for the first time in my working life. However, my old chair that is pictured on the right is about 25 years old and no longer has any butt cushion. It quickly became painful to work in that chair all day. I have since moved to a new state and found a remote job I will be starting soon so I decided it was time to upgrade the chair. This is a decent chair if you are on a budget like I am and you are not hard on your stuff adding premature wear and tear. For me, it has good lumbar support which I needed, and more cush for the tush! I am a proportionate 5'2" female and about 125 to 130 pounds. The seat has just enough room for my butt but I don't think I would recommend this for larger people. I would look into sizing up to the big and tall chair. Take note of the seat and back size to know what would work best for you but this chair feels small yet good sized for me only because I was able to go by the measurements of my old chair. Might even be best for you to go into an office supply store to test out chair sizes for comfort before making a purchase. Sometimes I like to sit criss-cross applesauce and this chair has a very nice and smooth rocking motion after loosening the tight/loose knob for reclining and is so comfortable for me that I may fall asleep on the job and get fired. The back of the chair hits just above my neck so I am able to tilt my head back a bit to let it rest since my upper back and neck sometimes go numb after sitting for too long. Ugh, it's just so much fun getting older!! Assembling the chair was easy until I got to step 4 to put the back of the chair on. If you have another person to hold the chair back for you to align with the chair arm holes and screw in, then you should be OK, but since I had no one to help, I had to take the seat off and lay it down. I still struggled to align the back while the arms were attached to the seat so I removed the arms from the seat and attached them to the chair back and then aligned the seat with the arms and screwed them in. Once done, I inserted the completed assembled seat, chair back, and arm attachments back onto the wheels. The wheels glide very easily and will take you across the room after one push. I am writing this review the same day I got the chair so will update if I run into any issues. Otherwise, I recommend this chair.