NOBLEWELL Ergonomic Office Chair with Padded Lumbar Support, 2D Headrest, Adjustable Armrests, Upgraded Contoured Seat Cushion, 130° Rocking Tilt, Computer Chair for Home Office, NWOC1-1

Great assembly process! Seems like a great chair!
First, this has one of the better set of directions and assembly processes I’ve seen in a while. It even included extra parts, if needed. It comes with a nice allen wrench. Putting together the chair was really easy! Once together, it’s a great chair! Will start using it now, but so far so good.

4.5 stars..
4.5 stars actually.. But why not 5 stars you say? Well, the height is okay but I wish the chair could go higher and I can’t find any covers for the seat, I would love that.. (maybe I am not looking properly). Assembly was relatively easy and it has been firm but cushiony at the same time. 2 years later and it’s still sturdy.

Uncomfortable for my build/not what I’m used to
Before switching, I had a cheap leather chair from Ikea that started chipping a couple years ago. I put a blanket over the seat itself to prevent the chipping issue. But after that got annoying I looked into getting a new chair. I do game occasionally and sit in front of my desk for hours in a row after work from home started. I am used to gaming from a lower position, leaning back, and arm on the short part of my L shaped desk.I’m 6’2 and 185 lbs.The minimum seat height is a bit over 18” which is very different from the sub 16” seat height I was used to. Not only did the seat height feel off, it prevented me from being able to comfortably rest my arm on the short side of my L shaped desk. Now, I am forced to have my arm come down to the table with only my wrists on the desk. I may be because I’m tall or my desk is short, but I found this unbearable.Not only that, the armrests were super high for no reason. I couldn’t even slide the chair under my desk because of the high armrests. The minimum armrest height was 26.5” from the floor. Most gaming chairs I’ve been looking at after this has a minimum armrest height of 22” from the floor. I’ve took off the armrest in the picture, but with the armrests, it’s right at the level of the bottom of the desk.Also, the headrest is very short for me, may be because I’m 6’2. If you’re not under 6’1, it might be better off getting a better office chair with no head rest or a big and tall gaming chair.Finally, I’ve found that as I was assembling the materials felt cheap. The cheaper Ikea leather chair I had before had wheels that were weight activated, or it wouldn’t roll easily if no one was sitting on them. Compared to that, these wheels were free spinning and it just felt like a downgrade for a high price. I was looking if it had a wheel locking mechanism to make up for it, but it didn’t.I guess other than the seat height and armrest heights that I personally found annoying and simply unbearable (I will be returning this chair), the only problem is the cheap feel. Other than that it’s fine. It even has a metal base. Just make sure you have enough space to comfortably slide this chair under your desk. My thighs were basically touching the bottom of my desk on this chair. Although, I must say, my thighs are thicc.

Can’t be beat for what I paid on lightning deal sale. 145 – 35 coupon = $110cdnVery comfortable chair in its price range even at regular price.FYI.. It’s a very tall chair, I’m average height and my feet just touch the ground on the lowest setting.The height adjustable arms is a great feature as you can set the height to make it parallel with your mouse and keyboard.

Really good chair, easy to put together but the chair is a tad bit high for shorter people. on the lowest setting its still a bit high. not a deal breaker but shorter people might wanna avoid it. other than that a solid choice for sure

I have to sell the chair because the back is not strong, the hold of the head is not functional and the lumbar support is terrible.