I bought this chair for my mum (63) to use in her home office however made the mistake of not trying it first. The base is very firm for a long sitting chair and the back while looking nice with the mesh is shaped in a way that forces you to lean forward if you're not used to the shape, I guess. The only way to get it comfortable was to recline the back but then the headrest is too far away. We'll be taking it back to get a refund for something more comfortable for her to sit in.

I decided to get this chair as a replacement for my current non-ergonomic chair. It is a little pricy but cheaper than the high-end ergonomic chairs available out there. The main issue I have with this chair is the arm rests that I had to remove since they hit my desk when trying to move into position, but this defeats the elbow/arm/wrist ergonomics this chair is supposed to provide. The armrests adjust up and down, forwards, and backwards but still don’t work for me at the level I want them to, hence I had to remove them. The headrest is also a bit useless as it sits too far back, and the adjustment doesn’t hold its position when I rest my head on it. It pushes back to the default position. Other than that, the chair is comfy to sit on for long hours of working and playing. I like crossing my legs which isn’t ergonomic either, but his chair allows it with or without the armrests.

I bought this chair a few weeks ago because I’ve started a job working from home 9+ hours a day. The back support is great and I find my shoulders are supported well too. The arm rests are perfect height and also adjustable up and down and also can swivel the arm rests towards you or away from you. My favourite part of the chair is how it reclines back. It’s perfect for stretching out your back or even just lying back for a quick break/nap