naspaluro Home Office Chair Ergonomic Desk Chair Swivel Computer Chair Mid-Back Mesh Chair with Flip-up Armrests and Lumbar Support for Home/Office - Black

I’ve been using this chair daily for almost a year now and I’m really impressed with the comfort and quality, especially at this price point. The mesh back is breathable, which has been a lifesaver during warmer days, and the lumbar support is subtle but makes a big difference during long work sessions. Assembly was straightforward—it took me about 20 minutes by myself with the included instructions. The chair feels sturdy and well-made, not flimsy like some others I’ve tried in this price range. One of my favorite features is the flip-up armrests. I have a smaller home office space and being able to tuck the chair all the way under the desk helps a lot. The seat cushion is firm but comfortable and hasn’t flattened out, even with daily use. Overall, this is a solid, no-frills ergonomic chair that does exactly what I need it to. Great for working from home or a student setup. Highly recommend!

This is a very good value chair, I have been using it everyday for the last two weeks and I have to say I am pretty pleased with my purchase. The chair is not too difficult to assemble by one person, just lining up some of the final screw holes can be a bit fiddly, make sure you tighten the screws well (and check them a few days later). Most importantly this chair is comfortable to sit on, even for the whole day, with a quite good range of height adjustment (maybe could go a little higher) and a sensible amount of recline, which can be adjusted by a knob underneath the chair (which is quite difficult to turn). The armrests can rotated upwards if you don't want to use them, this is really useful if you like to take breaks to play guitar for example, you can rotate one or both the arms out of the way so it is much easier to position the guitar on your lap. (This really was a bonus for me when I realised this possibility) But there are some minor issues. The wheels don't have any friction dampers so they roll very easily on a wood floor and you will find that the chair moves around quite a lot on the floor when you adjust your seating position or sit up/lean back. I have another more expensive chair which doesn't do this. The armrests don't rotate fully out of the way, so there is an annoying bit of the armrest that keeps bumping your arm, even if it is fully up. It's a shame they don't rotate back another 10 degrees. The seat cover is not removable, so can't be washed regularly. If you adjust the height anywhere other than minimum or maximum (lowest or highest position) there is an annoying "clicking" sound from the stem every time you lean back. I sprayed some WD40 on the pole which helped make this less noticeable, but it is still there. Despite those minor gripes, I do like this chair and it is such great value that I will buy again

Simple to assemble and easily adjusted. Pretty solid build and comfortable.

Really easy to put together, don’t forget to put washers on with the bolts when you attach the arms to the base. I misread the instructions and had to take it all apart. Seat is super thick so is very comfortable and the back is high enough to provide support. The adjustable arms are really handy as they pull up if you want to be closer to a desk, but they don’t get in the way. Very sturdy and the wheels glide, making it very functional as an office chair. Great price too.

Great chair for the money. 3 months on and still just as comfy.

Easy to build. Great chair

So this was 40 quid when I purchased in Mar '24 .. and that is cheap for an office chair. Bought for my van which I will probably changed the rolling wheels for something fixed. Easy to put together though I see why some reviewers struggled. There's literally 12 bolts so easy enough however the back rest requires you to pull the arm rests together to get the screws in. You will need to put the top left in first just until it bites.. pull the two arm rests and back together and get the top right bolt in until that bites. You need to screw these equally so I gave 5 turns on each until I could get the bottom two bolts into the back rest. Then going in a clockwise rotation tighten each bolt 5 turns at a time.. use sense if any bolt is a little looser. Eventually it'll pull together and it's built this way to give it strength. The seat is padded but flat and a little firm, backrest is ok but only just offers enough support. In the pictures you may see my desk is 30 inches, the chair fits comfortably under in lower position with arms down but the cross bar of the desk means arm rests must be up to stow away. Though your desk may be different. You need about 28 inch clearance for the chair to fit under a desk in its highest position. If you look to the left of my first photo you will see the makes shift stool I was using previously haha so a great purchase for me.

Quality looks fine but the seat turns out to be uncomfortable (lumpy down the middle) and the chair creaks and bangs when you move around on it. It's cheap, because it's a cheap chair. I'm returning mine. If it's something you're going to sit on for lengthy times, then buy a different and more expensive one.