Nouhaus Palette Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair, Breathable Office Computer Desk Chair with Adjust Lumbar Support and Armrest Executive Task Chair (Burgundy)

I'm a teacher and I spent hours this spring teaching online while sitting in my antique wood desk chair, much to the detriment of my aging body. Knowing virtual teaching will continue, I decided to get an ergonomic desk chair. The Nouhaus Pallette caught my eye because of the sweet color and its smallish size for my small office space. I read the reviews and watched the video where a young lady puts the chair together easily, and I decided to buy it. I'm so glad I did! It was packaged so nicely, with all parts protected; seat, arms, and chair platform labeled "front" so you can't mess up the assembly; hardware separated, clearly marked, and boxed; written directions clear as can be. The allen wrench really is the only tool you need to put it together, but it helps to have a bench or table to put the chair parts on, upside-down, while you're working. The casters are a little hard to insert. I put the chair base on top of my wood stove and lightly hammered each caster to get it started, and VOILA! Easy! The chair is SOOO comfortable! The lumbar support is great, and the seat cushion is perfectly firm. I sat in it for a 6-hour online class this week and never had an ache or pain. Just get yourself one! You will be so happy you did!

Bright orange color awesome! 5/5White and black parts...just pick one ok? How about black k thanks 3/5Lean back tilt sensitivity 3/5 (it could stand to be less sensitive to tiltingI initially loved it, the obnoxious orange color matched my cyberpunk computer station perfectly, the leaning back was a little much for me but i have great posture (thanks mama) so i dont find myself leaning back enough to tilt it.Dont need no armsPersonally i didnt attach the arms because the last chair i had didnt have any so i opted for the same arm-less experience.I wouldnt say this qualifies as a 200 dollar chair, more about the 100-150 price range, i think i paid for the color hahaNo overheating 5/5I dont feel too hot in this chair after using it for a while, but I do find myself adjusting myself alot because I tend to slide foreword for some reason.Badonkadonk cushion 4/5Initially its a nice firmness, not too cushiony and not to firm, but i can see that over time i might have to a bum cushion. After I've used it for several hours my bum hurts. Ive been using it for about a month now. I think it could use for cushion for the price. It maybe im still getting used to it.

I really like this chair! It's comfortable, relatively easy to assemble, and looks nice. Though I did receive one of the packages that didn't have all the correct size screws needed, so I had to go to a hardware store to get them. Figured it was worth it to try and find them rather than immediately going through the hassle of returning the chair. Based on the other reviews, this issue didn't seem all that common. Overall, it's a solid chair for the price! I will try to update this review once I've been using the chair for more than one day.*Update. Have been using for a few months now and it's holding up fine. A little stiff to sit on for many hours as the seat padding isn't the most comfortable. Overall it's a solid chair.

I assembled it in one hour. Take your time, read the clear instruction. 3 different size screws and allen wrench included. You get one extra screw of each size. Everything well packaged. The chair compenents are perfect and clean and wrapped. Good fit all around. Casters roll smoothly. Quality upholstery. I ordered maroon and it is indeed maroon. A well thought out and good manufactured chair.

I greatly appreciate the quality of this chair. It is comfortable, and it 'fits' me for my needs. Adjustable armrests; height, and lumbar support. I teach online and it gives me the support I need for sitting a couple of hours. It was fairly easy to assemble; however, I didn't know to push in the casters/wheels at first. There is a video of a girl putting it together, and when I sent a question to the website, they responded quickly with assistance. Also, the chair is marked on the underside of the seat and arms, "front", so there's not much thought having to go into the correct position.

I didn't put it together but I watched it being done and it wasn't horrible but I was told the instructions sucked. Regardless, it is a very cute looking chair. I got the pink one. It's comfy and gives adjustable lower back support. The arms are adjustable as well, but the higher they are, the more unstable/wobbly they get. I'm still extremely happy with this chair for this price. I just won't be putting my whole body weight on the arms anytime soon but that's ok.

Ugh. The world's most uncomfortable chair. Assembly is not a problem...sitting on it is a big problem. I have no idea how it is even possible to make a "cushion" so hard and uncomfortable. The lumbar support is kind of a joke - it's just a cheap plastic bar that moves up and down but I can't feel a difference between any of the positions. For that matter, if you lean back in the chair it squeaks, which is a shame because the reclining feature is one of the decent features of this chair. The other positive feature is the color - a nice bright blue, just as pictured. However, a pleasing color will not save my nether-regions from the sure agony that awaits them through 40+ hours per week in this chair. So, back it goes and my elusive quest for an ergonomic chair that costs less than a mortgage payment continues.

ordered the orange one! pretty easy to assemble for the most part. had a little hard time popping the wheels in, but it just took a little force. true to color, and pretty comfortable. not a bad chair for what it's worth tbh !!edit:had this chair for a little over a week now. it's pretty comfortable, but unfortunately the knob to adjust height/lock the recline seems to be broken. my chair will only recline, and does not sit up straight if i lean back.