COLAMY Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair, High Back Computer Executive Desk Chair with Adjustable Headrest and 4D Arms, Slide Seat, Tilt Lock-Light Grey

I'd say 3.5 stars. TLDR: Something broke within 3 weeks, but it is a nicely packaged easy to assemble chair that actually feels quality in comparison to other brands. I have a feeling my seat breaking is not normal as it seems fairly well built. Pros: - Easiest thing I have ever assembled. The instructions are packaging are exceptional. - Build quality seems pretty good. I've used it for about a month now. - Fairly comfortable (but this varies for everyone - I am tall and lean, at 6'3" and 200lbs. With a longer than average torso). - Decent amount of adjustment options. - Quality versus price is good. Cons: - After 3 weeks of use the chair seat forward/backwards adjustment has failed. Even in the locked position it slides forward when I sit in it. I used epoxy glue to fix it in one place to not move. - I find that I have to keep the seat recline locked. Even with the tension at maximum it falls backwards. This could be due to my long torso. My armpits are where the seat back ends for reference. - I find that the seat back doesn't go forward far enough, I had to put a pillow behind me to sit straight, otherwise I hunch forward to compensate for the leaning back angle of the seat back in the full upright position. - The head rest is nice, but my head rarely touches it unless I am leaning back, due to the seat back angle. - The seat cushion does move forward and back which is an excellent feature, but for me two negative things happen. 1. It won't go far enough forward to give me the two fingers of space between the back of my knees and the chair (again this all depends on your height etc.) 2. When the seat cushion is all the way forward, it is uncomfortable for me as I feel even more reclined in the chair and after a few minutes feel a lot of pressure and blood pooling in my upper and lower legs. - The arm rest move around a bit too easily, a lock would be nice. As with every chair I have tried, the arm rests are a bit too far out, so keeping my elbows close to me is difficult. If you don't have this problem in your current chair, this chair will likely be fine. The arm rests also don't go high enough and I have to slouch to use them, but again I am long torso so this is every chair I have ever used. All that said, not a horrible chair for tall people, but you will be uncomfortable at some point (like every chair I have ever used, the best being a secret lab, but it is not great at all as it is a gaming chair and those are not ergonomic in any way). So overall, 3 stars mostly because something broke rather quickly, but this chair will likely work for many people out there in the 5'5" to 6' range.

5’5 170 lbs Male I have short legs and the adjustable seat depth is fantastic on this chair. My biggest complaint is the headrest. Everything about this chair feels solid exceptnfornthe headrest which twists and wobbles when you put your head all the way back. The lumbar support is a bit lacking, the lumbar pad barely protrudes enough to provide sufficient support. The lumbar pad also should be able to adjust higher, its limited lower lumbar only. The lumbar pad sits a bit higher in your back when you lean back in the chair though which is how I will normally be seated anyways. I will probably add some foam padding to the lumbar pad to get it a bit thicker.

I have a decent amount of experience with ergonomic office chairs. I have a HM Aeron at work, have used a Body Bilt, and also used the low end Ticova. This chair I would put up there with high end chairs. Build quality is good, seat is firm, and the back support is great. The adjustments on this chair are things you don't normally find at this price range. The tension for the backrest is not an issue at all for me. It seems like they addressed this. You go back about 20 degrees with very little resistance, but then after that it takes good effort to go past that (tension at max level) The armrests. I didn't find them too loose, but I also put them facing backwards, so they are there just if I need to recline. I would recommend trying this, as it is a great mod for most chairs. (UPDATE). They get loose after a few days. Kind of annoying. The only cons for me is that the seat feels convex, so you feel like you are sitting on top but not in the chair. I got used to this fairly quickly, but it is worth mentioning. The seat is comfortable however. The only other thing is that the headrest can feel a little loose. This might be a "me" thing as I didn't tighten it down as much as I could have - just a little more that hand tight. Some people complain about the lumbar support digging in, but I did not have this issue. As long as the chair is adjusted properly (seat depth and lumbar support) then this shouldn't be an issue. I mentioned the Ticova, and if you can't afford this, then the Ticova is worth it at that low price range (120ish). The build quality is not near as good, but it has decent back support. The seat depth is small and not adjustable however and it can feel like you are falling out of it. Overall I would highly recommend this chair and I can see it lasting for many years

So far this chair is amazing! for some context, I am 5’7” just over 200lbs. I have shorter legs and a long torso and this thing fits like a glove. Although clearly, it will fit taller people raising the seat up. I did a lot of research and I’m very picky about finding the right chair to put me in an upright supported position, as well as being able to lounge back with a headrest. I previously owned a used $1000 ergonomic chair and it didn’t quite hit the right spots. The panning seat on this is perfect. One note that a few reviewers left out is that there is a plastic ‘zip tie type piece’ that prevents you from locking in the seat panning on the left that you just need to cut off so you can push it all the way to lock it. Also, I saw a few reviewers miss the fact that you can actually tilt the entire headpiece forward to hug your neck properly. It supports the back nicely, the seat is firm yet cushy and the headrest hugs my neck perfectly when I want to recline. The only downside from my perspective is that the armrests don’t move with the back so it’s kind of hard to let your arms fully rest if you want to get super relaxed and recline. Other than that like other reviews have said this is probably the best new chair you can get under $300. I highly recommend!

Initial review (may update later on durability etc.): I love this chair! Very easy to assemble, the instructions are foolproof. Build quality seems decent. The seat is soft and comfortable, seat depth and height, arm rest positions etc. are all adjustable. I picked this one because it seemed like it would fit my petite frame well (5'2"), and it does! If you are on the short side, highly recommend. If you have a larger body frame, perhaps look elsewhere.