ModwayEEI-757-BLK Articulate Ergonomic 360-Degree Swivel Mesh Office Chair, Black, H41.5 x W26 x D27.5 inches

I wasn't about purchasing this Chair given that I haven't physically tried it... but I have to say this has been a very pleasant surprise. Assembling the chair was straight forward, quality of parts is impressive and the overall comfort is exactly what you would expect from a high end desk Chair.

Great support for lower back. Sitting is comfortable. Too many options for adjustments. and easy to self-assemble.I recoomend it.

Very easy to assemble. I would have given 5 star if it had good cushion. I feel like i am sitting on plastic after 2 weeks of use. Cushion has gone down and no more comfortable to sit on.

So relaxed & worth to money

very happy with the purchase

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Product arrived with a broken arm

one Screw is faulty rest of the thing is great...

Cons: The adjustable arm locking mechanism on one arm was weak. If I put a little pressure on the arm, it would push all the way down. I noticed this shortly after the 30 day mark so I opened a ticket with LexMod and got this in response:"Thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately, we do not sell parts."So now I have a near-new chair with a bum arm that I can't replace. Buy at your own risk as returning such a large item is a pain in the arse and their post-sales support is clearly limited.Pros: Apart from that, the chair is really comfortable and easy to assemble.

I was so excited to get this chair and had such high expectations. It was mostly good:1. it is really sturdy, even for my tall/large frame2. the seat is very comfortable - I sit at my desk 6-9 hours per day3. I hate armrests on my chairs and the chair was easy enough to put together and use without them4. it has a passable lumbar support (my chair had a defect with raising / lowering the back of the chair, so maybe the lumbar support is better in other chairs)The bad and the reason I returned it:The back of an ergonomic chair is supposed to conform to your back, so it supports you in an upright sitting position (90 degrees between back and thighs, 90 degrees between thighs and shins). This chair has the upper back tilted way back at around 120 degrees (see photo). It only supports the lumbar, not the entire back (blue lines on the photo). If I want my back supported by the chair I have to lean back to the point that I can't really type unless the keyboard is in my lap. It is useless as an ergonomic office chair because of that. There is no way to adjust the back to be more upright. The lever that changes the chair tilt only allows the back to tilt even further away but doesn't offer an upright option. This is a design flaw.

I had been doing a lot of research through the internet, before finally choosing this very well designed, and functional chair.Of course all this browsing was not actually sitting and testing it, with my official "anatomy" on it.Right from the start, the packaging from LexMod was very secure, and quite sturdy.The step by step instructions were intuitive, and a little tool was provided for assembly.I already owned a more fancy tool, the type with a "ratchet action".The multitude of adjustments are almost comparable (no lumbar settings though), to a Recaro luxury/race car seat.Talking about cars, an aromatic "new car" smell lasts (only...) about 5 days after the initial "unveiling".Of course everybody has is own preferences and body, so on my own personal experience, I hit the "bulls eye" right on the target, with this office, gaming, or in my case, flight simulator chair (Captain seat).The materials, adjustment levers, pneumatic telescopic activation, fit and finish, are all there to enjoy.On a last note, LexMod factory is in the USA, an economic positive for North America, even though it's not in my home country of Canada.

My main complaint is that for such an expensive chair, there are not enough ways to adjust it. For this price I would have hoped for the back to move forward or back to make the seat fit shorter legs (so you can adjust to have your back against the back rest and just 3 fingers between your knees and the seat). Another functionality that would be desired for this price is the ability to rotate the arm rests or bring them in for smaller people.Something to note due to the inability to modify these things is this chair is NOT for small or short people. The functionalities I mentioned allow a short person to use a chair comfortably, so this one is far too big for someone of my stature.

After a month of working at my desk I can say that this chair is uncomfortable. I like all the adjustement but the foam use for the chair is not firm enough for my 190lbs. The foam compresses without offering support so you feel the wooden board after a few minutes of sitting. Either I find another chair to replace it or a firmer cushion to modify it, but one thing is certain, it has no future like that.