FLEXISPOT OC3 Ergonomic Office Chair With Hanger Mesh Desk Chair With Height Adjustable Seat Headrest Armrest Lumbar Support and Caster Wheels (Grey)

The experience is good, the assembly of the chair is very simple, ten minutes is enough. The back is well supported and I don't get tired sitting. Both the seat cushion and backrest have a good breathable effect, which is the feeling I like. And it can adjust the seat height. It's a great choice at home and in the office. I am satisfied with the cost performance of the chair. I would consider this chair more comfortable and less expensive than other chairs I have purchased before. The brand comes with a three-year warranty, which makes me trust it a lot. If you need a comfortable chair, it is a good choice.

The chair is extremely easy to build. It has good options for adjusting the back support, headrest and arm rest. When the back rest is in its default position it doesn't leave too much base to sit on comfortably (I assume it's a design choice to encourage a good upright posture), however, you can angle the backrest back and lock it in a position of your choosing without losing support for your lower back or your head. The mesh base is as comfortable and supportive as you would hope.This is definitely the best office chair I've bought in this price range. You're looking at a serious outlay for a better office chair than this. Hopefully it lasts for years.

I'm only 5'11", but I have a long torso. The headrest sat, at its highest, at the top of my back, bottom of my neck.A quick fix was to cut off a piece of the white plastic bit that holds the headrest, have one side sticking out (it's still held together in the middle), and place the headrest in. It still has around an inch of space to sit in, it just can't be adjusted in increments. I should add that the white plastic can't be seen on normal installation.None of this probably made any sense to read, it doesn't make much sense to me now that it has been 3-4 months.. But it was VERY easy to put together and super comfortable/cool compared to a cushioned version. Also firm.. You must like firm seating. My back feels much better for it.

Yes, it comes in a box in bits and you have to assemble it. I did not find it difficult, just time consuming, and the result was certainly worth it. I have a circulation problem in my left leg that makes almost any chair that isn't very well designed extremely uncomfortable after ten minutes or so, but this chair I can sit in for hours and still not be in pain. What a relief!In addition the mesh passes air so it does not heat up and neither do I when sitting in it. A big advantage to mesh chairs that I did not know about until I got one.Yes, I do take breaks to walk around.I have had it for only a few weeks so I cannot say much about durability yet, but the comfort level I cannot complain about. Looks are a matter of taste, to me this looks reasonably good, it's black which tends to fit into any decor, so no complaints. The absence of padding is a bonus, the mesh back and seat conform to my shape without pressure points, which is why I can sit in it for hours without pain but I could not say the same about the last four chairs I have tried. When this chair needs replacing I'll be looking for another with mesh back and seat.

Have been using this chair daily for 6+ months now. I chose the brand on the strength of the adjustable standing desks they also make.Super comfortable, adjustable and well put together.I don't know why you would spend more for a home office.

The headrest, even at the highest setting, is way too low and digs in / rubs on my back and shoulders. (I'm only 5ft9 too). The lumbar support is barely noticeable and is also way too low. The chair is cosplaying as ergonomic, and compared to something like a Herman Miller, it will not support your posture in a way that will benefit your health. - But, it also cost me £116 on Black Friday, has smooth movement controls, and has great breathability. So for the price, it's decent, but if you have the money, a £500 refurbished Herman Miller Airon will go way further for your health and comfort.

I took a risk on a cheap chair and regretted it. Although it looks good in the photos, the back only has 2 'locked' positions. leaning forward or leaning back. I couldn't get it to go into a natural sitting position.The arms are adjustable but don't lock firmly into position allowing slight movement and squeaking. The foam on the bottom of the chair is comfortable but sinks quite deep, it seems like it won't last long and the headrest wobbles with the slightest pressure, it will break soon as there is no way it will support anyone's head.

Very comfortable chair and good size. I’m sat at the desk all day when working and this provides such comfort and support in the areas you need it.Great value for money compared to other chairs on the market.Not too hard to assemble but some parts it’s best to have two pairs of hands to hold the parts in place.