Hbada Ergonomic Office Chair High Back Desk Chair Recliner Chair with Lumbar Support Height Adjustable Seat, Headrest- Breathable Mesh Back Soft Foam Seat Cushion, Black

It took about 15 minutes to set the chair up, it is not the most sturdy chair when put together in the terms of being solid. I still feel it is a great chair and does fit it for what I need it for, the ONLY thing I think the design is missing is being able to tilt/rock back and forth but the arm rests already move when you use the tilt adjustment. I still love this chair and think it is comfortable! The sides are a bit tight since I do carry some weight, I am 5ft 4in tall and weight about 210lbs to give my fluffy ladies an idea about how it fits. I do not have to cram myself into the chair but it is not an oversize wide chair, the padding/seat I was shocked on, I really enjoy it! Overall I think it is a good chair, I think the price is a tad high for the overall features, sturdiness, etc but that is just me. I still fully recommend this product! *DISCLAIMER* The wheels on this chair I bought different ones than what comes with it because I don't like the wheels of normal office chairs. These ones are called Owl Office brand office wheels. :)

This is my first ergonomic mesh chair. I know these type of chair can be very expensive, but this one is very good for its price. I wanted a chair that can recline back because I like to stretch out my back when I sit for a long time. This chair is very sturdy, and the mesh is not thin at all. The seat cushion is soft and thick as well. The arm pads are soft. I like the rubber wheels because it won't ruin my wood floor because I hate those chair mat. They also gift you a small pillow. Even though I don't like the pillow color/design, it is surprisingly soft so I will use it. The only complaint I have is the instruction. The instruction does include pictures of each step, but they skip the in-between little steps. Despite that you can assemble the chair easily because it's not hard at all.

I purchased 2 of these chairs, one in white and one in black. Both of them cracked in the exact same place due to the support being made of plastic. I contacted Hbada and they admitted they made a mistake when they ordered the makers for the parts and offered me a refund for my first chair. I had asked them at that time, if they would take care of the second chair also since they told me that their chair was defective and they said they would. I contacted them this past week and they are saying they will not warranty or take care of it, because it has been over a year, even though the reason it broke was because the connector is made of plastic.Beyond the cheap way their product is made (all of it is plastic) and their lack of customer service, the chair itself is not comfortable. The seat does not have a lot of cushion, so I had to purchase an additional seat cushion since it seems like it was not made for comfortable sitting over a long period. The wheels also have popped out easy, where I've had to force it back in.If you are looking for a comfortable chair that is backed by their manufacturer, this chair is not for you.

The chair is easy to build however the back piece part broke so I had to improvise by forcing the back plate into its hole. When assembled, the chair feels comfortable however it is a bit small for me, just wish it was a few inches larger in width in terms of the seat.

Had the chair just over a year. I really enjoyed it so far, seemed to have great build quality and is very comfortable.However, over time the back had more and more movement. So I finally take it apart and think I just need to tighten some screws... and then I see that the base has completely cracked. Even crazier (I hope you can see in the video)- the way it's designed, once that crack progresses enough, the back will just fall off. The metal is too weak and there is insufficient support for that joint.I do have the issue others have stated where the chair's piston slowly compresses down, but it was so slow that actually didn't bother me. The back eventually falling off, however, gives the chair a limited life span.One year?! That's nuts. Not an inconvenience, I'm going to have to buy another chair now, it's only a matter of time before catastrophic failure.I sent an email to Hbada via their official website asking for support. I figured perhaps I could report it, and even order a replacement part. ... They never responded.EDIT: I was able to reach them through Amazon. They've responded and are helping me.