Ergohuman Eurotech Seating ME8ERGLO(N) Mid Back Mesh Swivel Chair, Black

A year ago I bought the AMZ Basics swivel task chair for $73—it is a nice chair. However, I sit in it 6 hours a day working from home and I needed to add a lumbar cushion. Time for a better chair. After reading reviews on dozens and dozens of chairs >$600, I found this Ergohuman mesh mid-back swivel model with virtually all rave reviews. Score! After assembling and trying our this 64 pound engineering marvel, I broke my online purchasing rule of "always keep the box for 6 months" ant cut it up right away because this chair is a keeper! The build quality is superb. Lots of metal where it counts (which is why it is heavy) making it stable and elegant. The lumbar support, seat and back are extremely comfortable and provide firm support for long hours of work. Another thing I noticed is that the front edge of the seat rolls away from you and doesn't cut off the circulation just above the knees. The 5 wheeled steel base is larger than my previous chairs and should be as tippy when I bend over to pick up something that dropped on the floor. The chair doesn't roll on the floor, it floats. Just cut the box up already. But be sure to recycle it. And donate you old chair to someone less fortunate than you who is WFH and using a metal folding chair.

Had one of the older, adjustable Aerons that finally broke. I didn't want to spend that kind of money again. So I did a lot of online research and the best option seemed to be the Ergohuman. Very very happy with the choice. I look forward to sitting in it. Very comfortable, and I spend a lot of time sitting in front of the computer every day I find the mesh even more comfortable to sit in and more supportive than the Aeron. The adjustable arms never slip down like they always did on my Aeron, the arms rotate in which my old one didn't, and the back support is much much better. Plus it cost half the price. I also like the colors, And in a small office, this chair doesn't feel like to so dominates the space. It was easy to assemble and pretty much everything possible is adjustable. My only complaint is that I sometimes like to rock, and it doesn't offer a true rocker motion, just the back slides back and forth. With that aside, I would definitely recommend it.

Really not all that impressed for the price. Great back support but the seat is a bit uncomfortable when sitting for relatively short periods. I based my purchase on reviews provided by two of my co-workers. What I didn't take into account is the fact that they were both on the larger side and have a bit more cushion on their respective butts. A little more padding or supportive seat design might improve this office chair but I have my doubts. As a frame of reference, I have a muscular build at 5'10" 180-185lbs (depending on the time of day).

I prefer not to buy products made in China, but this one fit my budget and from the reviews seemed well made. It is well made. I was concerned that one reviewer found that that they were not able to sufficiently tighten the control on backward tilt. I works fine for me. Good controls on the arms and still some minor tilt when locked in the upright position. fits my 6'4" 215 pound frame quite well. After a fractured pelvis and a minor but painful fracture in my spine this chair has been fabulous. Initially, it was the only chair that I could sit in comfortably, now having healed, it is still very comfortable and a favorite chair to support my back.

It was with some trepidation that I set out to find a new office chair for my little home office in the basement. The fake mesh Aeron chair that I purchased from one of the local office supply chains, for which I paid $190, had served me for almost 3 years. Alas, last week I leaned back after writing a proposal the chair back gave way, abruptly snapping and sending me tumbling to the floor. Inspection revealed that joint where the chair back screwed into the chair base was made of plastic. After much research, I still wanted the mesh Aeron chair effect, without the $900 price tag. After reading the reviews, I decided to try this Ergohuman Mesh. I must say I've never spent $600 on an office chair before, so my expectations were pretty high. I have an Aeron chair at work and love it. After only 2 days of use, I must say I like this chair, I like it a great deal. Easy to assemble, only 6 screws, and the design is remarkably similar to my cheap Aeron rip-off chair. I'm a big guy at 6-2 and weighing a little more than I should. The chair is comfortable with surprisingly efficient lower back support. The back can be locked so it doesn't tilt (for me, a must) and I find I can sit and move around in it with ease. I am also happy to report that the joint where the back meets the seat, is metal on metal. These are early days, but I'm hopeful this chair will last me for some time to come. Buy without hesitation.