HuugerMesh Office Chair with Footrest, Ergonomic Desk Chair with Lumbar Support, Comfortable, Multi-tilt Angle Backrest, Headrest and 3D Armrest, Large Steel Base, Black

A very comfortable chair. Have only used the chair for two days but, is one of the most comfortable chairs I've sat in for 2 or more hours at a time. Wanted a chair similar to my Herman Miller Aeron chair without the same cost. Found it here. Good value for the money. The instructions were easy to follow. Even came with extra bolts. The tilt function and other adjustments make it easy to put together the perfect supported, seating position (lumbar support is mininal). Recommend this chair as a nice set towards the Herman Miller Aeron chair.

This is proving to be a great chair. Assembly was a fun challenge. You can read into the previous sentence that there are a few sections required wKaljibg away and doing something for awhile, especially the footrest. But, I like puzzles and the good feeling from figuring out to do the assembly.The chair is comfortable. Having had many lumbar and cervical surgeries, I take chair design seriously. This chair supports my back everywhere needed. It reclines with a pull up footrest. A note: to return chair back to upright, you have to learn all the way back and then it will pop you forward. I Al shhh I use a cushion with this chair for extra padding, a sacral cut out, and a little more support.

The mesh and adjustabilty is fine. The headrest mesh started to come loose after just a few days but i was able to glue it back and its working fine now.Took about 30 minutes to assemble, instructions were great and easy to follow. They sent one extra screw of each type which was nice.The mesh has this sort of grippy texture to it so you dont just slide around everywhere.Lumbar support is adequate.

EDIT: Reduced to one star because I can't give zero... At just shy of 6 months the entire lumbar section of the chair has broken off... The plastic that goes around the bolt at the top of it completely separated and the whole thing fell off... I have used almost an entire tube of plastic epoxy and zip ties trying to hold this thing together, but I think it's time to give up... For reference I am just shy of 200lbs, and my previous chair was a Barcalounger that was like $160 and it made it 10 years, and I only got rid of it because the fake leather was peeling off the backrest, other than that and being a little creaky when you reclined it still worked fine...Original 2 star review:While the chair is very comfortable, the build quality of it is absolutely terrible... I've had the chair a little over a month and have already had to repair it three times... First, the headrest completely snapped off, and that was 100% caused by poor design... It relies completely on screws that aren't even a half inch long threaded into plastic, and they stripped within a week... Fixed that with some plastic epoxy and a couple zip ties and now it is pretty solid... Next the footrest broke on one side... The way it works is it flips out and braces against a very cheap piece of plastic that cracked and started spreading out within two weeks... Also repaired it with some epoxy and zip ties... There is also one corner of the seat where the mesh is already pulling out... Haven't repaired it yet but I will soon... The mesh is also pretty unevenly tensioned on the headrest, so it is tight through the center, but loose at the top and bottom, and same with the lumbar support... This chair should cost no more than 100 bucks for it's build quality, but it costs twice that... I only bought this chair to use as a test run before I dropped 600 bucks on the Hinomi that it is a knockoff of, and I probably should have just bought that to begin with... If I were looking for a permanent solution, these would likely cost me more in the long run with how often it would need to be replaced... The only reason I didn't return it is because I didn't feel like taking it back apart and trying to put it back in the box...

At time of review, I have been using the chair for 9 months.Pros:I was initially suspicious of the durability of the mesh, but besides one minor fray on an edge, it has held up quite well. The frame of the chair is quite sturdy, and I (5' 10", 205 lbs) have never had any worries about its rigidity. Wheels and lift are adequate, but nothing to write home about. The lumbar support is quite firm, which is good for my own back, but may cause others issues. Armrests have good adjustability up and down, and the forward/backward and angle work nicely.Cons:The spacing of the armrests is wide (good for me) but may be too wide for smaller people and narrower workspaces. The headrest does not maintain an angle, and is quite weak in its retention of height. The fit and finish of the plastic parts leave something to be desired, but are not sharp anywhere you will be sitting.Overall:If you can get this on sale for ~$150 like I did, you have done well on getting a solid desk chair without forking over for a Herman Miller.