Yulukia 200001 construction plastic frame all seat and back swivel office chairs made of mesh

Was not sure about this chair especially with reviews that mentioned seating position against back of chair. Another review gave good information relating to spacing the back differently, I didn’t need to worry, all was good straight out the box, comfortable, adjustable and looks good. Would definitely recommend.

The media could not be loaded. This chair borrows heavily from the HM Aeron. No prizes for innovation, other than price. A refurbished HM is £400, my Yulukia was a fraction of this. I ordered in advance of stock arrival and got a bargain. The price went up mid-pandemic, when demand exceeded supply. People may be disappointed to pay £150.Apart from the wheels not sticking to my laminate, it all feels really well made. The base is heavy and sturdy. The recline is a good 16°, plenty for me. The mesh seat is sprung like a mattress and wide enough. The armrests adjust and can be lifted out of the way entirely. They are a very tough rubber.The depth of the seat has been mentioned in previous reviews. They are right, the back rest is 57cm from where the calf meets the seat base, this won't provide the best lumbar support. I've brought the back 6cm forward using longer, sturdy, bolts and nylon spacers. The mesh base is the selling point here. That can't be had for less.It's 20kg, which is hard to move in a big box, which is what it was delivered in. This is a big, heavy, hopefully sturdy chair aspiring to cater to HM Aeron users. With the improved back rest the only real complaint is the weight, which I'm sure there are reasons for. It's the variation from sitting in one place all day that it hinders.

This chair is comfortable and adjustable according to your like. Good value for your money and it feels like the 500 pound chair that I used at work but much better price. It reclines way back and it can be setup to stay in a very firm position. This chair was a great buy, specially now sitting long hours working at home.

I loved this chair when I got it, and it’s still very comfy - however, the height adjustment on the chair has broken, and will now not stay up when someone is sitting on it. I haven’t used the chair extensively over this last year, as I tend to work in the office, and I am pretty much average weight, so quite disappointed that it hasn’t lasted longer. Would reccomend overall, but something to we wary of. It has also started to creak a lot.

If like me you're looking for a reasonably priced office chair because you're working from home, keep looking - this isn't it.I think it'd be more comfortable to fall down the stairs with both my legs in casts than sit on this posture obliterating abomination for another full work day.I am 6'2 and 85kg - so not a disproptionate size to most people, but the ergonomics of this seat are actually quite something when you get past the inital dissapointment. The seat back is so far back from you, you end up with your tailbone on a metal bar at the back - if you were to sit in the chair where the centre of the padding is, you have either no back support at all or you're slouching at such an angle it puts massive pressure on your lower back, making you curse the fact you evolved to have vertabrae - the fact this isn't adjustable is bonkers. This ends up putting stress on your neck too to keep that upright. Honestly to find this comfortable you'd have to be some sort of rhino human hybrid (or another animal with no neck) and a solid fused spine.Most of the fittings are loose and wobble about, there is a lot of flex in the back rest before it tilts so it's quite hard to actually lean back and sit properly without feeling it move.Honestly 1/5 stars is generous, if the rating was out of 1000, 1 start would be more appropriate. I will be returning and looking for something else.Tl;dr: sore back, sore neck, sore shoulders - normal humans don't sit like this, weird animal hybrids do. Wobbly and cheaply made. Avoid.

I'm blown away by the quality of this chair for the price.* Full mesh seat (critical for long term back health IMO)* Very smooth sprung recline mechanism* Solid and heavy construction* Adjustable armsAt John Lewis the Aeron is currently £1,500 and this Yulukia is £140. There's no doubt that the Yulukia has a cheaper construction, and is not quite as adjustable, but it really is a good alternative if you don't want to spend so much. I wholeheartedly recommend it, and as long as you don't expect it to be identical to an Aeron I think you will be pleased.

- Shipped and arrived quickly ( I am in Dublin, Ireland )- Came out of the packaging easily- Supplied tools and hardware very straightforward and well labeled- Chair is simple, comfortable and seems to be high quality materials, as of the first day of use just now.

Ok, so its not an original Aeron chair, but at the price I paid for it I wasn't expecting it to be.Overall I'm really happy with this purchase. I bought it for a design office and it looks great, it doesn't look anywhere near as cheap as it was and I find it very comfortable to sit on, all day, for over 8 hours. I'm 6'3", and fluctuate between 14 and 15st. I have also had issues with my back and neck in the past, and so far this chair has been absolutely fine.The down sides are that its not an Aeron - it will rise up and down and it will recline, but you can't lock the chair in different reclined positions like you can with the Aeron. I for one believe you get more than you pay for with this chair, even without the locking in recline function. Neither does it have an adjustable lumbar support. The subtle design cues of the Aeron are missing too; the shapely back and arm rests for instance. But the mesh back and seat have been very comfortable so far - the seat so much more than a foam cushion.No regrets so far.