Hbada E3 Pro Ergonomic Office Chair, Big and Tall Office Chair - with 3-Zone Dynamic Lumbar Support, 4D Adjustable Headrest, 6D Adjustable Armrests, Swivel, Black(No Footrest)

I have a job the requires long hours in a chair so I have experienced a number of discomforts over the years.The lower pelvic support is a game changer. It makes all the difference in comfort. I have tried so many lumbar support chair and they do absolutely nothing to alleviate pain or pressure points.The extendable foot rest is fantastic. When sitting long hours in a chair your feet will get restless so the foot rest is the perfect switch up.The adjustable head rest is a necessity. It's impossible to sit in the same upright position all day so when you want to recline a bit but still focus on work, the headrest provides the perfect support for you head to see the screen rather than looking up at the ceiling.One feature I would never have thought I needed was the arm rests that rotate inwards. When you recline back the armrests move with the back rest so they provide support to your arms as they reach out to the keyboard. Since they can rotate inward, you can adjust to whatever position that is comfortable to reach your keyboard.If I had to nitpick on some improvements I would like to see, it would be the mesh seat. It's actually very comfortable for long hours of sitting and there's no sag in the material so far (1-2 months of use) but sometimes I like to sit crisscross in my hair and the mesh can be uncomfortable rubbing up against my ankles. Wearing long socks alleviates this pain therefore I would not change the seat material if that meant less ventilation or less comfort for long hours of sitting in a normal upright position.If you can't tell I swear by this product. It's not a luxury, it's an investment.

Falling in love with this chair ever since I've made the purchase for one as a promoted sale item here on Amazon. An excellent friend of mine, whom also bought this chair around the same time as I did, recommended it to me as well as reviewing ads that I've came across from social media and watched uploaded videos that was displayed from YouTube about this chair did look very promising and tempting to actually get one of these for myself as a very solid upgrade compared to my previous low budget spending gaming chair for sitting super comfortably on it while playing video games as well as streaming on my Smart TV for lengthy periods of time to spare. So once I have received this awesome chair, assembled it, and used it for the majority of my entertainment needs, I am very pleased and I highly recommend anyone such as my family and friends this great product as well as the company responsible for creating a chair for all its wonderful perks that comes with it and etc. HBADA, thank you very much for your excellent customer service as well as all your help and support you have given to me whenever I had minor issues that were quick and easy to resolve from your spectacular product! I truly appreciate it! Five stars overall and well deserved! 👍

Overall a good chair for the tall folk except the chair doesn't go quite high enough for my 6'7 self, can be fixed by replacing the piston I suppose 😉A lot of Adjustable pieces which makes it easy to get comfy for work or relaxing.The build is mostly plastic but very sturdy feeling with a heavy enough bottom so you don't feel like you're going to tip over while recliningAll the adjustments do lock! But only up to a certain point, once you go past that it resets to 0 so definitely wish it had more choices where to lock at

Let's not talk about the positive and assume anything not mentioned, it's all good. Okay, now the negatives, and after that I'll opine.N1. Comes with standard cheapo made for carpet plastic casters (wheels). Add 30-40 bucks to the cost of the product because no one uses the provided wheels.N2. The head rest. Remove the housing for it and inspect it. The plastic gear thing inside it that allows setting height was marred smooth, but others have stated tightening the side bolts, which are only visible after removing the 6 screws that keep the housing together, need tightening. This piece is fully assembled from the factory and there is no mention in the manual about it possibly needing adjustment.Thoughts and opinions:Great bang for the buck, less expensive than a used HM Aero and slightly larger as most used HMAs are not the XL model.Arm rest adjustments are nice, and not something most think about until they've lived in the chair for a few work weeks or more.Lumbar is solid. Lumbar wings seem gimmicky , but man do they provide some serious sustained support for better posture. It took a few months but once I started using them I can't imagine a chair without them. Comparing to my in office HMA this is the superior lumbar option - and I've occupied 4 different HMAs, none had a lumbar that I didn't need to frequently adjust.The seller/vendor/brand: 10 year warranty, they stand by their product and they provide documentation and schematics for this chair which most sub 1k$ units do not and will not provide.Lastly, this chair more comfy than a steelcase series 1/2 and a herman miller aeron. I've been in IT for a long time and I'm very familiar with enterprise grade cubicle chairs - this product wins.