Ergonomic Office Chair, 4-Level Tilt Desk Chairs, Automatic Lumbar Support Ergonomic Chairs, High Backrest, Comfortable for Large People, Office Chairs for Home(Black)

I’ve been using the Eucladoceros Office Chair for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed. The ergonomic design is top notch the automatic lumbar support adjusts perfectly to my lower back, and I can sit for hours without any discomfort. The 4position lockable tilt backrest is a game changer, allowing me to find the ideal recline for working, reading, or relaxing.The mesh material keeps me cool throughout the day, and the high back design provides great neck and shoulder support. It looks sleek and professional in black, and was surprisingly easy to assemble.

In terms of assembly etc.Great instructions and great packing of screws - all named and corresponding by a letter. Perfect - and easy!Another great thing - although screws were different sizes/length the heads were all the same size for them hence only need for one size Allen tool which was supplied. Plus it was really well made and right size - not the small fidgety one.Assembly time for me - just under 40min with electric screwdriver.Putting the chair together was the main part. I think easiness of this and the fact that each part, each direction was clearly explained- it was less stress for me. All screws fitted as they meant to and each set had an extra spare screw just in case.Once the chair together, I'd say comfortable with a clear lumbar support. The back of the seat is mesh so the support is kind of softer than you'd get from fully ergo/ortho chair.The headrest is movable - limited but still - and provides some comfort.The seat itself is wide and fairly long so you can sit comfortably. It can be moved up and down by moving the leaver up and down.The arm rest move up and down by pressing the square 'button'.You can adjust the back of the seat in terms of how close or how far you want the lumbar support. By loosening the long screws and moving it slightly to the front or back.Arm rest can be adjusted the same way (just make sure you screw it back).It's sturdy, well moving on the floor or on the carpet chair - the wheels are wheeling!Not extremely heavy (approx 15kg).

This chair offers good ergonomic support especially with it’s adjustable headrest and armrests.I sit for long periods of time and this lumbar support has helped with keeping my back comfortable and the breathable mesh keeps you cooler especially during hotter months.Assembly was quick and straightforward. The caster wheels glide well on carpet and overall the chair feels sturdy.

My son has had his chair 4 months since xmas day and the back has gone it stays right back doesnt come back up like it should not happy tbhHe is 15 stone this should of lasted longer than this ...

Didnt feel as sturdy as wanted.

This is by far the bets office chair I've ever owned. I am 5 foot 10 (177cm) in height and weight 150kg and this chair supports both my weight and my back very very well and very very comfortably.I've had more expensive chairs that were rubbish compared to this that ended up inclining forward with an unremovable headrest that made my neck arch forwards. This chair solves both by seating flat and I just didn't install the headrest. The lower back arch support is exquisite as well. I used to have to sit on a cushion for my tailbone. I don't even need to anymore with this chair.10/10 couldn't recommend highly enough.

Absolutely perfect new chair.Very easy to assemble.Very comfortable.Pump worksCheap, and better than all gaming chairs ive had.

It comes partially assembled with everything needed to put it together clearly labelled. The instructions are simple, but clear. I was able to put this together by myself with a little creative propping and working sat on a clear floor. There was one part that was mentioned as being separate (the "paw" which is U on the parts list) that had actually been preinstalled which was confusing. One of the captive nuts in the fixing for the headrest had popped loose and needed a little creative coaxing to sit in place and hold the screw tight. Once together, it is comfortable. I think that it was designed so that the lumbar support was exactly in place for someone for average height. This is now being used by someone with a sore back who is five foot four, and it needs a cushion in behind the support to adjust it. Not ideal, but able to be got round. The biggest issue with this is that it creaks when I move on it. The creak seems to be from the seat pad, and I can't get rid of it. I've had it upside down again twice now, retightened everything, and it's still making a sound that is like fingernails down a blackboard. The last problem I have with it is that I can't sit cross-legged in it at all, but I really didn't expect to be able to. It is comfortable, cool with the mesh back, and would work for anyone closer to average height. The quality is OK and it is solid enough. The sound it makes when I move is really putting me off it though.