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Hbada Ergonomic Office Chair High Back Desk Chair Recliner Chair with Lumbar Support Height Adjustable Seat, Headrest- Breathable Mesh Back Soft Foam Seat Cushion with Footrest, Black

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Color: Black


Style: Upgraded


Features

  • ADJUSTABLE OFFICE CHAIR - Waterfall seat cushion slopes slightly downward to help reduce stress on your legs. Built-in lumbar support and rotatable headrest help you been in right sitting posture for protecting your neck and waist.
  • BREATHABLE MESH - Contemporary ergonomic black mesh office chair promotes increased air flow, keeping you feeling cool and comfortable during long sessions. Designed to provide you all-day comfort with fully upholstered back, height adjustable seat, armrests and pullout footrest
  • STABLE & DURABLE FRAME - Steel frame construction ensures durability. 5-star silienced wheeled base allows for quick and easy movement on any surface. Weight capacity of the high back chair is tested to support up to 250 lb for maximum
  • Customer Warranty Service: Hbada provides three years warranty that is processed in the most hassle-free way possible. Customer-first is the original aspiration of Hbada.No matter what problems you encounter during use, you can contact us. We will provide you with professional services on the product.

Brand: Hbada


Color: Black


Material: Nylon


Product Dimensions: 17"D x 20"W x 19"H


Size: Upgraded


Brand: Hbada


Color: Black


Material: Nylon


Product Dimensions: 17"D x 20"W x 19"H


Size: Upgraded


Item Weight: 37 Pounds


Back Style: Solid Back


Frame Material: Wood, Alloy Steel, Nylon


Special Feature: Adjustable Lumbar, Adjustable Height, Ergonomic, Foot Rest, Head Support


Product Care Instructions: Wipe Clean


Unit Count: 1 Count


Seat Material Type: Nylon


Recommended Uses For Product: Office


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 440 Pounds


Style: Upgraded


Pattern: Solid


Finish Type: Ergonomic


Room Type: Office


Age Range (Description): Adult


Included Components: Cushion


Shape: L-Shape


Model Name: 115J


Arm Style: With-arms


Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor


Item Weight: 37 pounds


Manufacturer: Hbada


Item model number: HDNY115BSJ/CB


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 13, 2018


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    • Easy to assemble and very comfortable
Color: Black Style: Upgraded
Overall, I really like this chair. It was pretty easy to assemble. It took me longer than it should have (about an hour) because I went very slowly and carefully. I have a habit of getting halfway through an assembly, realizing something is backwards (or something) and having to back-track if not start all over. I didn't want to do that this time so I really took time to check and double check. Plus, I had two cats "helping" me. The instructions were easy to understand but the pictures weren't really very helpful. If you've ever put an office chair together you could probably do this intuitively. Once it was put together I sat down and was pleased to discover it was even more comfortable than I had expected it to be. The seat is nice and thick and supportive. The padded armrests are just firm enough and not too squishy. The adjustable head rest feels very comfortable and the pillow feels great as neck support. For me, it is just high enough on the highest setting so whether the height works for you will depend on the height of your desk. I strongly recommend you compare the dimensions of this chair with your needs because it will definitely depend on the height of your desk. The mechanisms for raising and lowering the seat and for reclining are very smooth and the reclining function can be set at precisely the angle that is wanted. Really the only complaint I have is the foot rest. The foot rest is a big part of why I got this chair and I've been searching chairs with this feature for a long time trying to find one I thought was strong and reliable; however, this foot rest seems to be extremely flimsy. I reclined all the way back with the foot rest out and my feet resting on it, and I kept hearing a "creaking" sound as if it was going to break off. I don't think I'll ever use the foot rest, which is a big disappointment. That being said, I'm not sure it's as desirable a feature as I thought it would be. Reclined all the way with my feet on the floor feels perfectly comfortable and I no longer think the foot rest is a "must have". Still, I paid for it and should be able to use it with confidence. That gets a big down-check as far as I'm concerned. Again, overall I really like the chair. It remains to be seen whether it will hold up over time but I suspect it will be fine as long as I take good care of it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 16, 2022 by Cheryl
    • Unsafe; Toppled over backwards while reclined
Color: Black Style: Upgraded
I'll start with the Pro's: 1) Easy & intuitive to assemble. Instructions included in an envelope with decent pictures but the labeled parts package make everything nearly impossible to go wrong. TIP: Short Armrest Screws are for the top & Long Armrest Screws are for the bottom of the armrest. 2) Breathable, so cooler than most cloth back chairs. 3) Locking tilt that allows a recline position for napping on the lunch hour or at home. 4) It's not priced at $600 to $800 like some obvious price-gouging chairs. CONS: 1) UNSAFE in recline position. At 5'8" and 208 pounds, I'm built like Hall of Fame, former Dallas Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith... so I'm not a big guy and I'm well under the 300 pound weight limit of the chair. The weight limit is not the cause of the the problem; the base is the issue. It's too small and needs the legs to extend further out to better balance the change in weight distribution when reclining. I would also suggest adding a sixth leg for better stability. The chair not only felt shaky when reclining, but it also toppled over backwards twice. 2) The tile lever is too short. It's extremely difficult to reach over the armrest to tilt backwards when settled in the chair. I had to lean forward and over the right side of the chair, which only creates further unsteadiness as I settle back into the chair from that position, after locking the tilt. 3) Raising yourself forward from the fully reclined position is more challenging/effort that I anticipated. That could be a serious concern to people of certain ages or infirmities, especially with lower back pain or even abdominal pain or recent surgeries. 4) The headrest is an all-around failure because it's too far back to support your head AND it doesn't really "lock" in place, which renders it even more useless, by itself, when tilting back and trying to rest my head. There was a small pillow, which I think could be a lumbar pillow. There was no mention of it anywhere in the enclosed instructions or literature. Regardless, I used it to support my head/neck and that helped a little bit with the lack of a good headrest. A taller back would have actually provided more support when tilting backwards than this headrest. 5) Quality Control issues: obvious stain that is easily visible and readily identifiable as a hand print, including several fingers. I can't say that I'm happy about it, but it's the least of the issues and possibly one that I can clean to degree or even completely. 6) Instructions could be better. Back in the day, I would have called these poorly done, but by today's standards, they're simply "not horrible". Space might be tight and ink might be in short supply, but full sentences and punctuation would make everything easier to understand... and it use to be The Gold Standard for customer service. Review: I had to give the 1-star to make sure people read my concerns. The last thing anyone needs is a severe injury or death from hitting their head on a hard floor because their chair tipped over backwards. That being said, and the chair feeling more wobbly and less stout than many cheaper chairs, I feel as though the chair is overpriced, in addition to being unsafe. Just because it's priced within the ranges of other overpriced products doesn't make it any less overpriced. Honestly, at this moment, this feels like it's really a $45 chair... but maybe someone could sell me on it being worth as much as $65, but honestly no more. The materials are not expensive and it's made in China, so neither is the cost of manufacturing. To be fair, I will give the chair a few days to break in and for me to acclimate to the chair and its idiosyncrasies. It is more comfortable than my 20-year old office chair... but that's not saying much to most people... except that my office chair was comfortable enough to still be getting used 20 years later... and it's not the only office chair in my house, or even in this room. I kind of miss the ability to rock and that will probably bother a few people, but if you spend a lot of in your chair or watch TV, read, game in it, then being able to custom tilt and lock the chair is great. The leg rest felt study, but after toppling over backwards twice, I'm undecided about further use; however it was only a $10 price difference. Perhaps if I added some plate weight to the footrest, it would help counter the shift of weight when reclining. In fact adding a metal plate on the bottom side might be an additional solution to the problem. However, every fix adds weight and cost, which manufacturers really hate. On the other hand, some of my best friends are among the best corporate attorneys in the world, and they assured me that a single lawsuit could bankrupt and close a business, versus fixing the problem with a few design changes. In fact, with the uniqueness of this chair, they suggested that improvements could actually improve sales while improving safety. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 10, 2019 by Avid Reader
    • Arms are awful
Color: Black Style: Upgraded
So the chair itself is decent for the price. Easy to put together. 1 arm is loose and wobbles and both arms have massive dents after a while from my elbows. I tried to get into contact with the company for replacement parts but it looks like they went out of business. So getting a replacement at this point is incredibly hard. I can't find a 3rd party one that will fit so I'm stuck with possibly looking at just getting those velcro add-on foam pieces to put on top. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 27, 2023 by Trey

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