Furmax Leather High Back Office Chair Ergonomic Executive Office Chair Swivel Computer Desk Chair Lumbar Support Soft Cushioned Padded Arms (Grey)

Ever since the pandemic hit, most of my school and work was done through my computer screen. With that being said, finding the right chair for long hours of sitting was one of my top priorities. I have been using a respawn gaming chair that I purchased from American Furniture Warehouse about a year ago, and I have to say, it was a good chair while it lasted. It was aesthetically pleasing but after a while, it gets uncomfortable to sit in. The bottom of the chair becomes like hardwood, and I tried to remedy the issue by purchasing one of those memory foam cushion pads you can put on your seat. It worked for the most part, but the chair was still rough to sit on. After scouring through the internet, I stumbled across this chair and I noticed how great the reviews were, but no one took the time to take any pictures or to really review the product. I am 5'8" and when the chair is on its lowest level, it is perfect. This chair has a lot of comforts built-in, and it rocks back and forth as well. The bottom of the chair is lifted a little, so when you sit down, you do not slide off. I spend probably 10 hours minimum in my room either doing schoolwork for college or logging on to World of Warcraft. For the price, this chair is definitely worth it. The assembly was like 5 steps and it was very easy to read the instructions. The package itself is not too heavy, but you may need someone else to help you in case you are not the strongest of the bunch. The overall size is decent and I do not hear any creaking noises like many people say when they get new chairs. I am about 190lbs and even so, it's perfect for me. I'm not so much on the "tall" side, so I cannot speak on that part, but I can say that this chair lifts up pretty high. If your looking for a good quality chair, but you don't want to spend like $1000 on a Herman Miller, then this is the chair for you.

Very nice, easy to assemble, love support, great value

I've been using this chair for about 8 months now and it is just about worn out. I sit in it 8+ hours a day 6 days a week. I'm 180 lbs. The arm rest pads are pushed out to the sides where I put my arms, the back and but pads are about to the point where I'm going to have to do something. You'll want floor protection as it scratched up my floor quite a bit with the cheap wheels. Overall, it's a decent chair for just over $100. The material has surprisingly held up good. Next time though I'm going to spend the extra money because buying a new chair every year doesn't make sense for me, some it might. It was easy to put together and overall is comfortable enough for what it is.

seems pretty solid, its comfortably firm, doesn't lean back well even after loosing the adjuster all the way. suppose it promotes better posture; all in all a good buy for the price.

I'm afraid this is going to be another one of those companies that won't fix a problem until a bad review is posted.The good: assembly was pretty easy, chair worked great for first month, and felt great. Felt very solid, very comfortable, was super happy with my purchase.The bad: Within a month of using this chair, it broke. I sat down and with a loud pop, a small rounded metal piece appeared beneath my chair. Now the whole chair feels unstable, leans hard to the left, creaks and groans with any movement, and is definitely not safe to lean back in.To be clear, I'm way under the stated 300lb limit, and I'm very gentle with my furniture - I sit down, I don't drop or flop into it, and I've barely used the lean back feature - I just sit down and stand up. Nothing dramatic.I went to the Furmax web site and e-mailed their support e-mail, which came back as undeliverable. Uh oh. I then e-mailed their second listed e-mail, which has gotten no response after a week.I'll be returning this broken chair to Amazon, and of course, never buying another Furmax product again. It was a great chair...for a month. And I'm not going to buy a new chair every month (especially when my basic, cheap Amazon-brand task chair has lasted years with no problems).

The chair was probably supposed to be pretty easy to put together and was comfortable for the first month or so. I was close to 300 lbs which was the max for this chair (I am less now). I put the chair through a lot of just sitting work with my fat butt.I was on a keto diet at the time so I wasn't even farting much on the chair degrading it through the heat that may have been able to weaken the steel but totally not forming microscopic spheres of once molten metal to bring the chair down in a free fall, and yet fall it does. When the chair sinks, for some reason a separate chair near it with no one on it sinks shortly thereafter, it could be from the gas exhausting from the cylinder causing the other chair to suffer the same fate for no apparent reason.This chair was built to supposedly withstand such forces as it has received and yet it failed. I should have submitted this review 10 days ago but I had other things on my mind. This chair has sunk so many times I have burned a total of 2,996 calories, perhaps I'd be okay with only burning about 19 of those calories but the rest of them were precious to me and caused much grief with their loss.I asked the manufacturer of the chair to investigate the chair's failure and was given an official story that was clearly not the case. The company then reached out to their advertisers to push their official story about the chair because they know how powerful those advertisers are.All I'll say is that the chair didn't sink because of those farts, gas can't do that.Also, Epstein didn't self delete!(I did reach out to the seller and they did offer a replacement early on but I had no box to ship it back in, also my inept ass took like an hour to assemble the chair so I had exactly 0 interest in going the refund/replacement route.)