COLAMY Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair, Computer Executive Desk Chair, Ergonomic Office Chair Lumbar Support with Flexible Backrest, Slide Seat, Darkblue

Awesome chair to hold me over until I get my Hermon miller embody. Very comfortable. You can adjust the seat forward. I am 6’3” and I fit nicely.

This mesh office chair has been an absolute pleasure to sit on. The back angle takes a little getting used to, but once adjusted, it’s very comfortable and promotes great posture. Assembly was easy, and the build quality is excellent—you really do get what you pay for. I’ve tried cheaper options, and the difference is clear. My only gripe is the armrest swivel, which feels too loose and moves too easily. A minor annoyance in an otherwise fantastic chair. As someone who works from home, this has been a great addition to my remote office.

Came defective missing one of the 3 screw threads in the base to connect the back. I tested it anyway to see if I wanted to get the chair replaced. It was okay, but not worth the money. The back was solid plastic with fabric over it so it's hard and not that comfortable so I returned it for refund.

I had my doubts when I ordered this chair, but I thought let’s try it. I am so glad that I did. I love this chair. I am a plus size person in this chair fits me great I love the padding and the back, I wasn’t sure I would like the back, but I do. I love that it rolls like a dream and it doesn’t make a sound when you sit in it. It’s super quiet. The arms are adjustable. My only complaint is that they’re too adjustable. Sometimes they move when I don’t want them to. Overall, though, this chair is worth it and I love it. I’m a teacher and a club sponsor. I can sometimes spend some time in that chair, doing grades and paperwork for my organization. I love the chair. It’s comfy. I highly recommend this chair, especially to slightly overweight individuals.

Ever wished your desk job could feel a little less daunting? The answer might just lie in the chair you're sitting on. This ergonomic mesh office chair hits the sweet spot of comfort and support that makes those long hours more bearable. The flexible backrest subtly follows your movement, and the lumbar support can be a real back-saver, preventing the aches and pains we're all too familiar with. Add to this the slide seat and you've got a chair that seems to understand your body better than you do! The breathable mesh keeps you cool, no more sticking to your chair during those tense moments or hot summer days. A minor drawback could be the black-grey color, it might not appeal to everyone or suit all office decors, but the comfort it offers more than makes up for it. Imagine having an intense day with deadlines piling up, but still managing to stand up at the end without a crick in your neck or a twinge in your back. That's the kind of difference this chair can make. It's not just a chair, it's a game-changer for office comfort.

Office chairs are mostly a matter of ergonomics. That will change with the job description, person, and moment. This office chair has a very heavy base (good low center of gravity). The seat adjusts, the arms adjust on the yaw axis and raise and lower vertically (they don't fold back to get out of the way of a desk - we're raising them to go over the desktop when not in use).The back is flexible and bends slightly as you move. I got the kind without the headrest, but there are still threaded holes to add it later. I wish I had plugs to fill the holes - it's literally the only visible imperfection in the entire thing.The backrest fabric is very breathable and has a heavy dimpled texture to it that is pleasing.The seat scoots forward and back.There's a lumbar slider that provides pressure to keep the spin from curving the wrong way.It's a very impressive chair. More of a manager's chair than a task chair. Plenty ergonomic for me (I've had other chairs that had "more" ergonomic features but there were so many they were hard to use. Even when an ergonomic specialist came to fit everyone they didn't use all the gizmos. This isn't simple, but it's not too complicated either. It'll be a set it and leave it kind of situation, so long as it's not shared. I'd get a cheaper chair for a shared cube. For a good hardworking employee, I think they'll love this chair.

This chair has features I didn't even know were a thing. Adjustable neck/arm/tension, etc. This is the most comfortable office chair I've ever owned. I didn't think I needed a new one, since mine already was fairly new, but I was wrong. What an upgrade!

This Desk Chair is easy to assemble - you need only 7 screws and the roller to assemble to have a complete chair. The only obstacle are the per-assembled screws for the armrest. One stuck in to far and prevented the back part to slide into the holding apparatus. After losing the screw everything went on smooth. Each part is numbered and easy to identify in the installation manual . Not understandable is why they used such a tiny fond for the description. There is enough space for a larger font. Also the color is to faint. There are some spare screws just in case.The chair itself is comfortable with a lot of function. The only two things I don't like it has no head rest and the armrest are not tight enough. If you lean on the armrest to push yourself up the armrest moves. It shouldn't do this. The chair is comfortable and the fabric is soft. I am not sure how long it will stay clean, that is the disadvantage to leather.