Dr. Office High Back Ergonomic Office Chair Executive Desk Chair with Headrest and Ajustable Armrest(Black)

Looks good initially but failed to keep the quality up after few months.The rest tilts and cannot be fixed. Very poor quality product used on the Handles

It's a great chair for the price - I was apprehensive at first because I never buy anything with no reviews. It's provided great back support (being on the heavier side it's very sturdy for me.) I have 2 minor complaints; the armrests are made out of a hard foam type material, which is very easy to damage (I don't use the armrests though so it hasn't bothered me too much.) The other was that it's made for a slightly shorter person. I'm 5'9'' and the headrest does nothing for me.

Great chair and a good price. Plenty of leg room for men that wanna sprawl out a bit and the back rest being open keeps my back cool. The head rest is nice to relax in, but it isn't really usable while working for me. I am 6 foot so ya keep that in mind. Only thing I personally don't like much is the lumbar support. It is a little harder then I would like and uncomfrtable. I can probably throw a little lumbar pillow on this chair and it is perfect. The chair is pretty sturdy and easy to put together. I recommend an impact driver.

Beautiful chair, very comfortable.Only one problem,Arm rest are made out of very comfortable black foam. Problem is that the foam rips very easily. Ripped that arm rest after 3 days. One would think that for this price they would secure the arm rest with something that does not rip?

The chair is ok and comfortable but it is a nightmare to assemble. I can assemble IKEA stuff without instructions This ? need to reread instructions 10 times. There are extra screws. the screw identification is on the front of the leaflet, the assembly drawing on the back. so you keep flipping to see if it is right. The placement of some screws is so poorly thought out that you can not use the supplied Allen keys to tighten , let alone insert the screws. You can't even turn the Allen key cause it keeps bumping into the seat, the handle or the tray. you can barely rotate 10 degrees at a time.two of the supplied screws don't match the drawing ...

Ordered 2 chairs, look nice but they are not super sturdy. One of them had the whole metal bracket that holds the firmness of the back break off so now it offers no resistance when leaning back. The other is starting to bend from what I can tell. I would not purchase this again.

I don't know what everyone else is talking about on here. I got this chair a couple weeks ago, and really like it. Really comfortable, seems sturdy enough, makes you look like the CEO of a Silicon Valley tech company when you sit in it. I'm a completely average-sized person (5'10" 170 lb) and it fits me perfectly. The head rest is right where it should be, the lumbar support is on my lumbar, etc etc etc. I was apprehensive because of several negative reviews, but so far, they've been completely unfounded

I wanted an Herman Miller - $1400, nope. I'm 5'8 and 150lbs. This chair has a comfortable cushion, a headrest that hits at the right spot, adjustable tension auto-recline that actually works, and a makeshift lumbar support which doesn't work very well. The overall impression was decent quality. The chair is a little wide for me, and the arm rests aren't back far enough when I recline, which is always, the backs of the rests hitting just in front of my elbows. Considering the alternatives, I think this chair is worth $140.