Hbada Office Chair Ergonomic Desk Chair, Office Desk Chairs with PU Silent Wheels, Breathable Mesh Computer Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Flip-up Armrests, Tilt Function, Grey

I searched and analyzed MANY chairs before selecting this one. It was beyond easy to assemble and in just a few minutes. I love it! It is comfortable and ergonomic. I feel supported in all the right places, and I love that the arm rests turn up and out of the way. I endured other uncomfortable chairs for years. The prior chair was bought at a retail store, but when I assembled it at home there were problems. I am very happy with this chair. At first I was looking at a lower price point; but just as you spend many consistent hours in a bed at night, you spend many long hours in your chair. I have been dealing with pain from lack of ergonomic furniture and decided that it is completely worth spending a little more (not a lot in this case) for a quality chair. If you spend the majority of your day sitting in a chair, get a good one. This is a quality affordable chair that I highly recommend. Kudos to Hbada!

I waited a few months before doing my review. I have been working from home full time for almost 15 years. This means a 9-12 hour shift for weekdays, depending. Then I’m also a gamer, so this could result in more weekday hours, then weekends. Long story short, my chairs get a lot of use. I’ve had the same chair for about 5 years, but wanted a new one for a temporary desk I set up in the living room (just to get out of my office a bit for virtual school reasons). So I spent a couple days looking through reviews and such. Picked this one. It was between this one and another, and I basically finally decided on this one because it looked nicer. So it arrives, I put it together easily enough in less than 30 min. The chair sits great, and I love the he arms being able to flip up. This was a big selling point for me for my living room desk. I knew the arms would hit where this new desk sat. With it being my living room, it couldn’t be like my office and just sit out. Would take too much room. So, love that feature. I was starting to get some shoulder pain at the end of my day, In my old chair. I’m still getting them a bit in this one, but it’s less, and I’m just getting older. If I took more time to just sit BACK in the chair it would be better. Or get up more often. So I just think this chair has helped. My only complaint, and the only reason I downvoted to a 4, is because the wheels have never rolled very good. I have hardwood floors, and they just don’t spin around well. When I first got it, as soon as I put it together, I pushed it around by the back to see, and they just don’t. But that is not enough for me to give the chair up. I truly love it, it’s nice to look at, and it’s comfortable. Even with the arms down it’s comfy. My office chair is one of those big executive chairs, so I wasn’t used to the closeness of the arms. But these are comfortable. My butt doesn’t hurt from the seat, my back is fine. It’s sturdy, easy to put together, and feels great.

Biggest positive: durability and tremendous value. My son bought himself one of these for college and two years later it's still holding up, so when my daughter needed a chair, it seemed like a no brainer to get her one, too. This is a basic task chair, not a pricey ergonomic wonder. I have a Steelcase Leap that's now 12 years old, cost $1000 when new, and saved my back. It's worth every penny. But for a student using it 1 - 3 hours per day, something like that is overkill; this chair is perfect for 1/10th the cost. Biggest surprise: Hbada designed the chair for very easy construction. The instructions are minimal but everything is well labeled and mostly created in such a way that the only way to screw it together is the correct one. With a power tool it took me less than 10 minutes to assemble, but you can use the included hex driver if you don't have a drill and the right bit and it should still be fairly quick. Biggest negative: the lumber support looks good but it's just for show -- it doesn't provide any meaningful support. If you have serious back problems, well, you need a more expensive chair. Size note: Fits most people, not great for extremes, especially people above 6' with long legs. My son is 5' 11" and it fits him perfectly at the higher settings. My daughter is 5' 4", and at its lowest position her feet are flat on the floor without shoes on. If you're under 5' 2" you'll need a foot rest, and if you're significantly above 6', this probably won't work for you.

For the price of this chair (~under $200), this is not a bad chair whatsoever. Please keep in mind that this is NOT going to be Haworth or Herman Miller quality, I really have no idea what you people are expecting with $130 chair on Amazon lmfao. It is a CHAIR. Good quality, good support. I usually sit in it for max. 4 hours at a time and take frequent breaks, my back and bottom don't hurt afterwards. It is super lightweight and sturdy, I don't feel like it's going to break when I lean back. Plus, you can lock it so it doesn't lean/recline. The foam seems pretty good, no imprints or breakdown yet. The only thing I could think to make it better is to make the seat a bit wider (I'm a female and yes we have hips) but that can be solved by putting the armrests up. Also does not squeak, but I've only had it for a few weeks and I'm sure that will change over time (but oh well if it does). The black and white is a very sleek look, looks great in my office/bedroom. Order it if you're hesitant, the instructions are super easy and you don't need any tools, comes with an Allen wrench.

I bought this back in April 2021 and have used it since and it's been awful. This thing made my back hurt so much to sit, to the point where some days I just could stand or walk properly. I had to buy a separate cushion to make this thing somewhat comfortable to sit in. The cushion in the chair itself is awful, and and the arms on the chair itself that come preconstructed are incredibly loose. One of the arms popped off with little to no amount of force being used on it outside of putting if up or down or resting my arm on it, and the other one is just incredibly wobbly. It felt somewhat better than most of my other chairs until I bought a proper ergonomic leather chair, which now that I've experienced makes this chair SOOOOO hard and uncomfortable. It feels SOOOOOO bad in comparison to my other chair that I felt COMPELLED to make this review after so long. This just isn't worth it, not even for the price. I initially bought this since I couldn't at the time afford a better chair nor would I have been able to for a long while, and I still regret buying this. I would honestly, and I really mean HONESTLY, suggest that you're better off getting something spending the extra money on a PROPER ergonomic office chair, preferably non mesh, or saving up/ finance one/pay in installments. If you ABSOLUTELY want this chair for some ungodly reason or some other mesh chair in this price range, I HIGHLY recommend buying a cushion for it, as it will ruin your lower back, but at that point there's no reason to buy this awful chair and are better off just buying a cushion for either some other chair you already own or for a cheaper one. Please do yourself a favor and DO NOT buy this chair

I've assembled several office chairs in my time, but I've never found it as difficult as this one. The screw holes in the seat DO line up with the holes in the chair back. However it requires such great force to get the two pieces into alignment that I might go so far as to advise against this purchase unless you have a stout adult to assist you -- one person to force the seat into alignment and the other to fasten the screws. I did assemble it by myself, but the effort was so strenuous that I soaked two shirts with perspiration. I was exhausted after getting it together. You will also need a hefty rubber mallet to pound in the casters. I don't think there's a way to insert them without strong pounding. Even with a rubber mallet, cover the base with scrap cardboard before striking it. Be prepared to pound hard; if you strike it hard enough from above with the wheels on the floor and ALIGNED PROPERLY, you can get the caster to seat fully with a single wallop. The screws come with Lock-Tite preapplied to lessen the chance of anything coming loose. That's a nice touch, and suggests that quality was important to the manufacturer. The cardboard carton was the very cheap Chinese crap that tears easily. It was punctured in a couple of places during shipping, but the product was not damaged. Assembly was easy except for attaching the seat to the back. Seating the casters was challenging, but that's to be expected with every assembly-required office chair. After assembly, the chair is pretty comfortable, but I procured an auxiliary cushion to place on the seat simply because I've found that necessary with all the office chairs I've used. Some people will find the arms too close together, but they're OK for me, and they do rotate up and out of the way. Other than that, they're not adjustable -- one height must fit all. The webbing on the back seems strong and well assembled; if it comes loose or stretches with use, I'll try to remember to edit this review.

Hello, I'm going to be extremely honest in this review since when I bought the chair and saw the reviews I was super scared it wasn't going to be a good chair. To start building it was super easy, instructions came with it and it was super easy to understand and build! Since I've had the chair for almost 4 months now its still in great shape and everything only complaint now is that it sorta has a little squeak to it when I sit or get up. I've honestly ignored it over the months so it doesn't bug me, if you don't like that then maybe don't get this chair. I personally think this is a great chair at the end of the day. I'm sitting down either doing work, homework, or playing games and its kept me very comfortable, this chair has helped out my back as well! Lastly ill put in this since I love this feature about the chair. the seat part of the chair is HUGE I can sit and have both feet on the seat and be comfy, crisscross applesauce, you name it honestly. I sit in chairs very strangely and this chair allows that haha. I hope this review was helpful in a sense:)

I purchased this chair two years ago, and initially, it was fantastic—comfortable, supportive, and great for my home office setup. I work from home full-time, so it gets regular use, typically 6–8 hours a day, Monday through Friday, with breaks for walks, meals, and workouts. For the first year, it held up well and I would’ve rated it close to 5 stars. Unfortunately, the cushion began to deteriorate in the second year, and I started noticing discomfort after long periods of sitting. I managed with a folded blanket for extra padding, which helped temporarily. Just before a recent vacation, one of the wheels broke, and another seems to be on its way out. So now I’m deciding whether to replace the wheel or invest in a new chair altogether. I’ve had previous chairs last longer under similar conditions, so this has been a bit disappointing. Overall, it’s a decent chair at a fair price. If you’re using it occasionally or for shorter periods, I’d still recommend it at 4–5 stars. But for anyone working from home or needing a chair for extended daily use, I’d suggest exploring more durable options.