NEO CHAIR Office High Back Mesh Headrest Adjustable Height and Ergonomic Design Home Office Computer Desk Executive Lumbar Support Padded Flip-up Armrest Swivel (Beige)
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Supportive Mesh & Padded Armrests – Features supportive mesh ensuring a high level of breathability. Padded Armrests enhance optimal comfort.
Ergonomic Comfort with Waterfall Seat – Designed with a curved front edge to reduce leg pressure and improve blood flow. Ergonomics ensures enhanced productivity.
Adjustable Headrest – Provides crucial support for the neck and head reducing the risk of strain. Greatly minimizes discomfort during extended periods of sitting.
BIFMA & Sturdy Quality – Made from high-quality materials, combines durability and overall reliability. Bifma ensures safety and performance.
Customizable Positioning – Personalize sitting with adjustable tilt, height, and 360-degree swivel for maximum comfort. Effortlessly tailor your seating arrangements.
Customers say
Customers find the chair comfortable and ergonomic, with a good balance between firmness and softness. It’s easy for them to assemble with clear instructions and included installation tools. They appreciate its aesthetic appeal. However, some have issues with the tilt angle and have differing opinions on sturdiness, functionality, and size.
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Original price was: $135.98.$71.98Current price is: $71.98.
Mario –
best bag for thee buck!
Assembly: âââââThe chair arrived in a neatly packed box, with all the tools and parts labeled clearly. As someone who’s not exactly handy, I appreciated the straightforward instructions. It took me about 30 minutes to assemble, but the screws for the armrests were a bit finicky.Comfort: âââââThe ergonomic design truly stands out. I work long hours at my desk, and the lumbar support is a lifesaver for my lower back. The mesh backrest is breathable, so I never feel too warm, even after hours of sitting. The headrest is adjustable and supportive, ideal for stretching during breaks.Adjustability: âââââThis chair is a dream when it comes to flexibility. The padded armrests flip up easily, which is great for sliding under a desk or when I want more freedom of movement. The height adjustment is smooth, and the recline tension can be customizedâperfect for both work and relaxation.Build Quality: âââââFor the price, the materials feel sturdy and durable. The chair swivels smoothly, and the wheels roll without scratching my hardwood floor. My only gripe is that the padding on the armrests could be a bit thicker, but itâs a minor issue.Style: âââââThe sleek, modern design blends seamlessly with my home office. The all-black finish looks professional and understated.Overall Experience:This chair has genuinely enhanced my work-from-home experience. Iâve noticed an improvement in my posture and feel less fatigued after long sessions at my desk. While itâs not the fanciest or most premium chair, it offers outstanding value for the price.Would I recommend it? Absolutely, especially if youâre looking for an ergonomic, budget-friendly option that doesnât compromise on essentials.
Adrian Adkins –
A fine fit for me
I agree with some of the other reviews I have read about this chair, it’s a little cheap, but really worth what you’re paying for it. This is my first office chair that I am getting new and for what I paid for it I am honestly impressed. For me it works exactly what I would look for in a chair. It’s fairly comfortable, as of now I haven’t had any issues with it, and though the armrest are not adjustable you are able to angle them back so they are out of the way (this is my preference). I will say that you can see frays and scratches on the plastic material, as well as some other things, but after bringing this up to their customer support they were extremely cooperative and easy to figure out a resolution to the issue. This would have been a 4/5, but the customer support team was fast responsive and very easy to work with. Because of this I am actually considering getting another one other there chairs.
M. R. –
Good For Price | Tips In Review
Tip For Adjusting Chair Height:The height of the chair can be adjusted by the lever, which should be below the chair seat on the right hand side (once assembled). The motion for using this lever is more of a twist motion than a push/pull motion that I am acustomed to in other office chairs. Hard to explain in words, but you have to twist the lever as in push the front side down while pulling the backside up – it’s a rotational movement more like turning a door knob. If this doesn’t make sense, look at the bottom of the seat where the lever interacts with the hyrdolic stem, and get the lever to press down on the orange button at the top tip of the hydrolic stem.Quality:I’ve only been in this chair for a day but the quality seems/feels fine and sturdy for a ~$70 chair. For context, I’ve been getting a new ~$50 office chair every few years or so when they break, and this one feels at least on par, if not better, than all my previous ~$50 office chairs.The seat cushion is thicker and more comfortable than my previous $50 office chairs, so I do give a thumbs up for the seat cushion.The swiveling works well, which is important for me as I lean back quite a bit. The height adjustment took a while to figure out, but it works well and actually stays at the adjusted height more firmly than my previous ~$50 chairs. The arm rests do adjust up and down pretty well.I have mixed reviews for both the neck rest and the back rest. The neck rest is fine when adjusted all the way down, but is loose and squeaky if adjusted all the way up. The back rest seems fine regardless of which position it’s in, but adjusting it can be ever-so-slightly annoying as the slider has a tendancy to slightly stuck for a second (this has never gotten permanently stuck though).Non Critical Feedback:I personally find the lumbar support to be too forward. This means that if I sit on the chair with my entire backside touching the back of the chair, my body curved in a way where my stomache and chest are stretched out front while my neck and butt is stretched towards the back. I have been told that this is more a mismatch for my body type rather than bad design, and that I’d actually appreciate this chair more if my butt was several inches thicker… I don’t know if this is true, but I do have a very flat rear and want to pass this on in case it helps others. I also see a review here where someone complains about the exact opposite problem of the lumbar support being too far back, so I expect these sentiments to vary between different people. YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY!