BOLISS 400lbs Mesh Ergonomic Super Soft Wide Cushion Office Computer Desk Chair Adjustable Arms(Black)

I’ve been using the BOLISS office chair for a few weeks now, and I’m honestly blown away by how comfortable it is. As someone who spends hours working at a desk, finding a chair that doesn’t leave me with back pain at the end of the day is a game-changer.What I love:Super soft, wide cushion — The seat is plush without being too soft. I can sit for hours without feeling sore.Ergonomic design — The backrest supports my lower back perfectly, and the mesh keeps me cool.Adjustable arms — I love that the armrests are adjustable to different heights. It’s perfect for customizing the chair to my needs.Heavy-duty build — The chair feels sturdy and supportive, and I really appreciate the 400lbs weight capacity — feels solid but not bulky.Easy to assemble — The setup was quick and straightforward. No issues there.Things to consider:Size — It’s a bit larger than some typical office chairs, so make sure your desk has enough space.The mesh — While it’s breathable, it can feel a little firm against bare skin for long periods.Overall, this chair has exceeded my expectations. It’s comfortable, supportive, and perfect for long workdays. If you’re looking for a high-quality office chair, this one is worth every penny!

I have had this chair for two years and LOVE it! The support that I get on my lower back is perfect! The cushion has not worn out or ripped. Depending on what I am working on I can lower the chair and raise it to the right height. You can also lean the back of the chair, but I can't stand that option on the chair as I am a sit straight up in the chair kind of person. I did not go wrong with this purchase!

Bought this chair to replace an old one. Easy assembly. Bought it because of the displayed weight limit armrests move up and down which is great. Chair tilts back and you can lock it in a tilt mode has a wide seat but I did have to spray it recently with grease because it started squeaking and the max limit that we have on it is around 280. So, just make sure you have grease on hand a few months down the line. Chair is holding up great regardless. Would recommend

Comfortable

I enjoy this chair and believe it will be just what I needed.As a large man over 6' tall, this chair allows me a comfortable time behind a desk without discomfort to the family jewels especially in warm weather.This chair offers Heavier duty construction than most other office chairs being sold.Time will tell if this chair lasts or falls to pieces.I think it will be fine.Thank you.

For the price, I'd give it six stars if I could. I'm 6'2" and weigh more than 300 lbs (although that's going down steadily!) and sit at a desk for 7-9 hours per day. I decided to roll the dice on this, and it's paid off.Not only does it support my weight--the height adjustment works like a charm--but also it's just plain comfortable. The seat surface is more than wide enough for me and it's about five or six inches thick. The upward slopes on either side are surprisingly supportive. The mesh back feels great and provides plenty of lumbar support. A welcome surprise was just how far and easily it leans back. It's just the seat back that moves, though, not the whole seat itself. The armrests were the most surprising part--maybe I'm just starved of experience with with decent office chairs, but I've never thought of armrests as an addition to comfort. But I love these--the fabric is durable without feeling harsh, and they adjust up and down.I also love the relatively low profile of this chair compared to other big and tall chairs in this price range. I didn't want anything with a high back or that was leather since my "office" is in my bedroom. This chair is substantial enough to be seriously comfortable, but its mesh midback design also vanishes into my WFH set up when not in use. Love it.The only two complaints I have are that it can be a pain to attach the bracket to the bottom of the seat and that the seat surface could be a little longer front to back. For the first complaint, just attach the bracket before you've attached the seat back or arm rests. For the second, meh. I'm sure for most people it will be just fine--I just like to sit cross legged in my office chairs and it's only juuuust barely long enough.

Update:My back couldn’t take it. I was grading all weekend and my back started to spasm. Not enough thought was put into the positioning of the seat. The back dips at an odd angle and it causes a lot of tension on the lumbar spine. No way I could have lasted another day. Front of the seat was great and firm, the posterior aspect was awful and both worth the pain. Luckily UPS was able to pick up my return from home because I’m in too much pain to pick up and return it myself.A note to the manufacturer, make a better, well aligned seat. This is causing your customers more pain than necessary.Few pros and cons:Pros:1. paper instructions included and packaged with the seat of the chair (I listened to everyone else before digging in the box and though I received it without instructions because everyone notes they are on the box)2. Firm seat really helps with my sciatic pain…until…(see cons)3. Adjustable arms are great4. Able to recline back to your hearts content5. Took 30 minutes to put togetherCons:1. Although the seat is firm to help with my sciatica, the back of the seat dips really far down and defeats the purpose. I find myself with intense lower back pain and as a result find this to very hard to do my work on. I’m a teacher and I have long nights of sitting while grading and planning.