Dripex Office Chair, Ergonomic office Chair,High Back Home Office Desk Chair Computer Chair,Adjustable Headrest and Lumbar Support & 2D Armrest,90°-135°Tilt Angle,Swivel Mesh Task Chair-Black

I was lucky enough not to have to assemble this myself: my other half reported that it was 'tricky', however. I haven't asked for elaboration on the point, but it's basically a matter of things having relatively tight tolerances and thus things not fitting right if you over-tighten something too early.As a mere user of the chair, however, albeit on Day 1 of use, I can say that it's ideal for me. I have a small 1930s desk that was designed for midgets, and my previous luxurious leather chair wouldn't go quite low enough to let my legs into the leg-hole entirely comfortably: this replacement does just fine on that score. My legs being happy, I was momentarily annoyed with my arms... they seemed to be dangling low! Then I discovered the buttons on the arm rests that allowed me to lift the rests up high, again resulting in an ideal configuration: legs low, arms high. Perfect!The seat is firm, but comfortable. I'm finding the back support to be more than sufficient. The seat doesn't appear to tilt as such, but it wobbles back-and-forth, pleasingly, when requested to do so.I think most important for me: my previous chair's back ended at my shoulder blades. I had zero neck support... and my neck had started to complain about it! This chair, however, has a very decent head-rest that is providing much needed neck-bracing.Look: it's not made out of hand-tanned leather from new-born goats, thousand-year oak beams, and with fine gilding applied by mastercraftsmen in a monastery high in the Himalayas. It's a cheap "computer chair", with very few frills and with very clearly plastic construction. But it ticks all the boxes I had hoped for it and, most importantly, provides my neck with the support it was craving and my legs with the under-desk space they were requiring. Recommended, in short -though with the reminder-warning that this is a Day 1 review. If my Day 100 experience is any different, I'll come back and revise accordingly.

Love this office chair! The ergonomic design really helps with posture, and the adjustable features are fantastic. It's super comfy for short periods, but I've noticed it can get a bit painful after long hours. Overall, great quality and value for the price!

Takes a while to put up but povided with an allen key and spare screws for every size required.This really is a comfortable office chair that has took the placeof my £200+ "gaming chair". I cant believe I previously wasted my time on the typical bucket seat design - these are just for cool factor (we arnt racing cars afterall...).it is very well made with absolutely no squeeks or creaks once assembled. In general it is a good fit (I am 6'1" male, 80kg) Head rest is great. Lumbar support is average and the adjustablility is non-existant. Support is a little little low so I added a cussion for my lower back when I first used the chair. My body very quickly adapter to this and I no longer needs it, but it could certainly be better by enabling it to move in and out, not just up and down (which it barely does). 4/5 for comfort.I find that the armrests sit too far forwards, away from the body and not allowing your elbows to sit back when gaming. I modified this by dissembling the pre-assebmled armrests (just 2 bolts with allen key provided) and swapping sides with them. This moves them 2"s further back and is now perfect.headrest - 9/10upper back - 9/10lower back - 7/10Seat - 9/10Arm rests - 8/10 (after mod)Build quality - 9/10Overall I would give this chair 8/10 - I am very pleased with the purchase for the price. I would pay around £150 for this chair

The chair was quite easy to assemble and felt comfortable for the first couple of weeks. I work from home and can be seated at the desk for 8+ hours every day. I never had a back problem before with my old Herman Miller chair and when the time came to replace it, I shouldn't have tried to go for the relatively cheaper option.I would avoid this one, especially if you are going to be using it for several hours a day.

Got this after having other Dripex product's and being impressed with the value and quality, bought it during Black-Friday week at a great price. Chair was relatively easily constructed- instruction take a little adjustment, but count bolts screws and sizes and you should be ok, they over-supplied most of them just in case!It's good and comfortable, the mesh back gives good support and the lumber quadrant is useful ,but not super effective. The seat pad is good and supporting and the arms supplied are suitable- but do flex if leaned fully upon- its probably the weakest area of the construction, but as they play no part of the system itself, you may choose to remove them.Have been using this constantly just under 1 month now and so far have no criticism, especially at this price, it's great value and would recommend it.

Not up to a year of use and not need to replace it.