Office Desk Chair, Ergonomic Computer Office Chair with Adjustable Headrest and Lumbar Support,High Back Executive Swivel Chair (Black)

My previous chair, although still looking pretty good for its age (well over 10 years) , had started to dig into the back of my thighs as the seat cushion was rapidly losing its support. Time to go shopping. The colour of this caught my eye - but then I've always loved a bit of colour - and I also liked the style. What convinced me was the description that explained how the seat cushion was shaped so as not to dig into the back of your thighs and the video showing the simple assembly. Decision made. Chair ordered. I immediately began to feel a little excited at the thought of replacing my old, armrestless black office style chair - that's served me well, although, I didn't actually buy it and it wasn't what I would've chosen, had I done so. Less then 24 hours later, the chair arrived and on opening the box I was immediately delighted with the colour and style-even before I'd assembled it. A huge upgrade over my previous chair and much more 'me'. The simplicity of assembly was just as I'd expected after watching the video, which was great. I was particulary impressed at the simple idea of having extra screws and washers as standard. Something I've often thought would be a good idea, as I've experienced the odd situation where insufficient were supplied - or something were a little damaged and un-usable. At 5' 10" with short legs, the lowest setting for the seat height, armrest height and lumbar support are perfect for me. I'm a little longer in the body but the headrest has only been raised a modest amount within its range. This makes me feel the range of adjustments would accomodate people who are quite a lot taller. Comfort wise, I'm also delighted. Whilst the feel of the seat when you sit on it is quite firm, I have my own business and work from my home office, so, I'm using it pretty much all day, Monday to Friday and sometimes at weekends, as well. I've found it to be really comfortable and have no problems if I sit in it forhours on end, which does happen when I get into the flow of work, although I do like to get up and stretch my legs periodically. This is a great purchase, it was excellent value, feels good quality and I couldn't be happier. The chair met all my expectations based on what I saw prior to purchasing it. Comfort wise, you really can't tell from a photo and so I had none. But I'm also really pleased at the comfort. Oh, and I've found the recline positions are really good, too. Wimbledon's on, at the moment, and whilst I could easily watch it all afternon, I exercise a little self-discipline and don't watch much during working hours. The exception is over lunch, wher I might watch for half an hour or so. Sitting reclined, using my desk as a foot rest (don't mention that to my better half) and eating my lunch whilst watching a bit of tennis has been exceptionally comfortable. Happy days!

I only make an effort to write a review when I think it’s truly required—and in this case, it definitely is. This chair is absolutely worth it. I do have one small critique, but honestly, for the price, it’s barely worth mentioning. Still, for complete transparency, I’ll include it. 1. Assembly This chair is the easiest thing I’ve ever built in my entire life. Not only do they include clear instructions, but they also provide a YouTube video to walk you through it. If you follow that, you’ll have it done in no time. On top of that, they include the tool for the screws—and it’s not some cheap little L-key. It’s actually a solid, well-made tool that makes the whole process easier. I’ve built chairs before that required all kinds of jiu-jitsu tricks just to align the parts, but this one came together perfectly. 2. Quality of Materials The materials are genuinely high quality. They invested in the areas that matter—seat, back support, legs, the whole structure. Nothing feels cheap or rushed. 3. Adjustability I’ve seen some complaints online, but honestly, this chair adjusts exactly the way you want it to. It leans back, goes up and down—everything you’d expect. If someone can’t figure out how to operate it, that’s more of a user problem than a chair problem. 4. Design It’s just beautiful. As we get older, we don’t want to be full-grown adults sitting in racing-style or overly “gamer” chairs. We want something more mature and classy, and this chair nails that aesthetic. 5. Wheels The wheels are perfectly fine. They’re standard office chair wheels—they move when you push them, exactly as they should. I don’t know what some people are doing, trying to race around their house or perform NASCAR maneuvers, but calling these wheels “low quality” is wild. They work exactly as intended. 6. Comfort The comfort level is perfect. It has great lumbar support, and the mesh material keeps you cool instead of heating you up. If you have bad posture, this chair will genuinely help improve it. Trust me—your back will appreciate it. Finally, the critique The armrests go up and down, but they don’t swivel. This is the one area where they trimmed the quality a bit—but for the price, it’s completely acceptable. The arms aren’t bad at all; they’re just not multi-directional. If you want fully adjustable 4D armrests, you’ll need to look elsewhere. But for what you pay, this chair is basically perfect. I just wanted to put everyone at ease, because I know how overwhelming it is trying to find a good chair in this endless sea of options. This one genuinely deserved a review, especially for one small detail: For absolutely no reason… they included gloves. I’ve never seen that before, but it shows they care. Honestly, this is a phenomenal company—you can tell they took their time making sure the engineering on this chair was done right.

Overall I really like this chair, assembly was easy and everything needed was provided, including one more screw and washer than needed for all of them and even a pair of gloves, took about 10 minutes to put together alone. The chair is comfortable for long periods of time, lumber support is good and adjustable and have not had any discomfort sitting in this for 8-12 hours with only small breaks, the cushion is fairly thin but it is still very supportive and comfortable. I have two small complaints with the first being very negligible that the arms have no forward/back adjustment, its clearly advertised that it don't have it and only had up/down adjust (and in a way in/out adjust with being able to screw it onto the base closer or further out) I would not deduct a star for this and it is very minor. My only serious complaint about this chair is the headrest, there is some left/right sway when you have it on the higher settings and its also a little too easy to move it with medium pressure when resting your head on it, it is still a relatively minor point but I feel like this is worthy of docking a star from an otherwise amazing chair. Overall very good product and I think you would really struggle to find a chair as good at the price point, I got it on sale and I wouldn't have begrudged paying full price.

I've been using the SIHOO Office Desk Chair for nearly 4 months now, and I wanted to share my thoughts on this product. In the past, I had always owned executive chairs, which were comfortable but lacked adequate support. This wasn't a problem before, but over the last year, I started experiencing discomfort in my lower back and hips after sitting for extended periods of time. It seems like age is catching up with me! My previous chair was falling apart - the faux leather was peeling off and making its way around the house, and there was no padding left in the seat. Within an hour of sitting, I would noticeably sink 8 inches lower than when I started. So, it was definitely time for a new office chair that could provide better support. I spend a significant amount of time at my desk each day, so finding the right chair was a priority for me. As someone who is over 6 feet tall and overweight, I knew I needed to do thorough research before making a purchase. After reading the reviews for this chair, which were generally positive despite a few minor issues and complaints about size, I decided to take the plunge. It seemed that any concerns raised in those negative reviews had been addressed with refunds. The chair arrived well-packaged and was quite heavy. I unpacked it at the bottom of my stairs and carried each part individually to my office. The assembly process was straightforward, and all parts were included - a good sign right from the start. While an Allen key was provided, I opted to use my own tools for final tightening, just to ensure everything was secure. Attaching the wheels required a bit of careful handling, but it wasn't any more challenging than other chairs I've put together in the past. All bolt holes lined up perfectly, eliminating any need for excessive force or adjustments. The online assembly video provided by the manufacturer proved to be incredibly helpful and comforting throughout the process. Once assembled I could see the quality was very good. I had read some other reviews that said otherwise but I can't see why. I have always spent up to £200 on chairs and this is of superior quality to anything else I have owned. I suppose if you are used to £2000 chairs then this might fall a little short. The wheels glide quietly, and there is very little movement side to side, even after 4 months (remember I am over 6 feet tall and overweight). Ergonomically this chair is fantastic. At just over 6 feet tall I did find this chair a little shorter than I was used to but I did some research and took some measurements and discovered it was actually the correct height for me and I soon got used to the new position. I think all those executive chairs I have lounged around in previously had skewed my expectations. The lumbar support, again something I had not experienced before, took some adjustment to find the correct and comfortable height but once I found the sweet spot and remembered to not slouch into it, the benefit is obvious. The headrest is fine for my height but it is fully extended. The arms adjust easily and they are nicely scalloped so my arms nestle in them which is nice. The recline feature is not something I use as I mainly have the chair locked into a correct seating position but on the odd occasion I have released it I felt comfortable and secure thanks to the large wheelbase. I have also found the mesh is brilliant on hot days, far superior to real or faux leather. To sum up, I have used this chair for on average 8 hours a day for 4 months, I am tall and heavy but the chair shows no sign of deterioration at all. My back and hip issue has all but gone and I am confident that any aches and pains I do suffer from now are not chair related. I do very much wish I had ordered one of these style chairs many years ago!

I’ve been using my Sihoo chair for a while now, and I’m genuinely impressed with the comfort and build quality. The ergonomic design is excellent, especially the adjustable lumbar support and headrest, which make long hours of sitting much easier on my back and neck. The mesh material keeps things cool, and the seat cushion strikes a great balance between soft and supportive. The chair feels sturdy and smooth to adjust, and the recline mechanism is surprisingly relaxing. Whether I’m working, gaming, or just unwinding, it keeps me comfortable all day. Overall, Sihoo offers fantastic value for the quality. If you’re looking for an ergonomic chair that doesn’t break the bank but still delivers premium comfort, this is a great choice.

Incredibly easy assembly- everything clearly labelled and clearly documented. For example the instruction book uses thick quality paper, clear readable instructions (with large font), clear diagrams (with colour), everything labelled, spare bolts etc (and very good tightening tool). I've only just got this and assembled the chair- I am truly amazed at how good the assembly process is (and I've had several computer chairs in the past). I've only just got the computer chair but it feels very comfortable and well built. it hasn't got as many adjustment levels as some far more expensive chairs but so far this isn't an issue for me.

Bought it based on the reviews. Easy to assemble. Looking nice. In terms of how comfortable it is I would rate it ok. It didn't live up to its hype but at the same time the price is reasonable. Far from the best chair but it's ok

I’ve been using this chair for about 11 months and here’s my honest take: The chair is comfortable for long hours. The lumbar support and seat height adjustments make a big difference. The mesh back keeps me cool, though the seat cushion can feel a bit rough if you’re wearing shorts (I solved this by adding a cushion cover). Overall, it feels solid with strong metal feet and a sturdy frame. However, the wheels have been disappointing—two of them popped off while I was just sitting, which really shouldn’t happen. I can reattach them, but one keeps slipping off, which raises concerns about long-term durability. Assembly was very straightforward with clear instructions. I managed to put it together without any issues. Excellent back support. The lumbar cushion and ergonomic design really help reduce strain during long working hours. Lots of options—seat height, recline, armrests, headrest, and lumbar support. It’s easy to customize the chair to your needs, although the headrest feels a little stiff once set. Value for Money: Mixed feelings. The ergonomics and comfort are worth it, but the wheel issue makes me question whether it’s truly good value after a year of use. A well-designed, comfortable chair with great support and adjustability, but the wheel problem holds it back from being a 5-star product.