He tenido sillas drift y diablo gaming y son muy incómodas, de piel sintética que se pelan y se pegan, esta es muy cómoda y deja que respire el material de tela, ideal y ergonómica.

Ich habe schon das ein oder andere zusammengebaut, aber dieser Stuhl hier schlägt alles um Längen: 1 Werkzeug erforderlich, weil alle Schrauben die gleiche Größe haben, und das benötigte Werkzeug liegt dabei... Plus von jeder Schraube eine als Ersatz... Und ein gut bebildertes Handbuch zum Zusammenbau..Fazit: nach 20 min steht der Stuhl, und er macht einen wertigen Eindruck

Rapporto qualità/prezzo molto buono, Arriva da montare, ma le istruzioni e il materiale in dotazione sono perfetti. La sedia è robusta e si adatta a qualsiasi altezza.

I ended up buying 2 more of these because they fit so well at practically any desk, all for a great price. I wanted something that didn’t look too much like ugly office furniture, and this is definitely it. The mesh makes it look a bit more modern and geometric back shape is cool. I needed a chair that fits under a 27.5” desk while still being able to lift up high enough so I could sit in it comfortably. The seat is 22” tall at full extension.I did find that it was easier to attach the backrest by setting the chair upside down on a stool. Then it was easier to line up the bolts to connect it. I ended up leaving the headrest off and found that it makes it feel less obtrusive in our space, but it’s there if I want to add it on later. I’ve been sitting in it every day for over 4 months and haven’t noticed any wear, tear, or degradation issues, so I can confidently say it is a very durable chair at a great price.

If you are looking for the two functions pictured in the photo attached to this review, this is NOT the chair you want. These two knobs exist on OTHER chairs, (NOT the Noblewell chair I am reviewing) and they are very, very nice to have. However, they are luxuries. If you can survive without those two adjustments, then you should consider this Noblewell office chair.This chair is good for sitting up straight with. It's reasonably sturdy, and has held up for a month's use approximately with no signs of giving up the ghost. It also reclines, and has a headrest, so if you can nap in a reclining office chair it might help you with some Z's.What it WON'T do is win you any envy, or a raise. It's just a chair with a brand that sounds like a Chinese guy took a cool-sounding word in Chinese and ran it through Google translate. In fact, that is most likely where this brand name came from. Rest assured that it is the same chair being sold by 5-10 other oddly-named corporations based in China.Back to functionality though. This chair will not allow you to adjust the angle of recline and lock it into place. You have two options: kingly posture or springy recliner. That is unfortunate for me, because I'm not kingly and sometimes I don't feel like napping. However, it very clearly advertises that it is lacking said feature, so how could I dock it points for not having a feature it professes not to have? If you want that feature, you will need to pay extra to get a better chair. Your call. If you want kingly posture + napping, this is the chair for you.I do like that the arms are height-adjustable, unlike chairs from 1918.Would I buy it again? For the price, I don't think I'd find anything better. However, I do like my office chair at home better, and I probably paid less for that one 8-10 years ago than I did for this one. That one will lock in at any angle of reclining, and also has an angle-adjustable seat (as shown in the picture). However, thanks to inflation, and the ever-increasing race to the lowest possible quality in a bid to raise profit margins, such chairs apparently cannot be had anymore except at great cost from premium brands. Maybe I'll just work from home more.

This thing is supposed to be for big and tall, and they say the 'seat and arm rest' is 29 inches, which implies a seat height that is MORE THAN 20 inches. A tall person sitting at 20 inches? Ridiculous. Now I have to pay $50 to ship this hunk of junk back. I mean really, what kind of genius thought to combine seat and arm rest height together, and to STATE this is a chair for tall people. It's not, it's the absolute standard height. My kingdom for an executive chair with a 28 inch or more height (the SEAT, that is, lol).