HINOMI H1 Pro V2 Ergonomic Office Chair with Foot Rest - Comfy Home Office Desk Computer Chair, Comfortable Mesh Seat with Adjustable Back Support, Swivel Wheels, Flip-up Arms for Work (Gray, Large)

Happy with the chair, quality and worth the money

I have had this chair since august 2024 and I love it. The many ways you can adjust it to fit your comfort is amazing. I find myself sitting in it even when I am not working. I’ve not ever done that with any other office chair. Ever. Of course I have never spent this much money on an office chair either. I must say this chair is worth every penny. And I have grown to love the color even when I didn’t think I would at first. Took me a hot minute to get it perfectly adjusted to my comfort right out of the box but it is all good now.

I have a bad back and love that I can elevate my legs and tilt headrest to protect my entire spine. I work from home, and while I'd like to add a desk that will let me it AND stand, I am glad I opted for a great chair FIRST.I also want to share that I am 5' 1/2" tall and 124 Lbs. -- at the lowest chair setting my feet reach the floor however, I prefer the leg angle I get from a footrest. Seat width works fine and the arm rests are adjustable in so many ways, and they rotate.I want to reiterate that this chair fits a small woman. So many reviews do not have this information. Backrest and headrest hit me in the right place. Finally, I use the leg rest extended every day as it really takes the pressure off my spine. Love, love, love this feature.So far -- worth every penny!

I purchased and tried 4 chairs, Hbada E3 Pro, Hbada E3 Ultra, Hinomi H1 Pro, Hinomi X1.HBADA chairs aren't sturdy. as parts wiggle a lot. The lumbar support is WAY TOO LOW (should be called tailbone support) putting together requires about 30 minutes for each.Hinomi H1 Pro - the chair is sturdy and extremely well made. Great lumbar support and its nice they offer different sizes for different height of people. I love the recline, but the back of the chair bends and thus it lacks support because of this.Hinomi X1 - it's perfect in every way. The chair is sturdy and looks good. The lumbar support is great. If I had to pick any flaw, it would be that it doesn't recline that far.

I have been on the hunt for a decent desk chair for some time as I spend ALOT of time at my desk. I was considering many chairs like the Secret Labs Titan Evo but one thing that drew me to this chair was the green color, the adjustable arm rests and the fact that it folds down to save space (I was also interested in the foot rest too but skeptical because I know they tend to be very flimsy).Initially I saw this chair was on sale and purchased it without a second thought because it was much more budget friendly and I trust the process of buying through Amazon. I was so excited I kind of skipped over the heavy research of looking through all the reviews, reddit, and blog posts as it is still a pretty decent chunk of money and I wanted to make sure I made the right decision.I saw a few negative reviews about the 'aggressive lumber support' and general discomfort from the chair. It was just delivered today and I don't think I have ever more happy with my decision. The quality of the chair is really nice, it's HEAVY which sucked for assembly but definitely is nice to know the chair is sturdy. The lumbar support does not feel aggressive at all and feels so incredibly comfortable on my back! I was even very impressed with the foot rest! In fact, I think the foot rest will be used every time I sit down lol.The chair is absolutely 10/10 and I'm already recommending it to everyone I know. The only drawback I have is that the chair sits a little high up and I'm unable to wheel all the way under my desk (I have a keyboard shelf so that will be coming off). But I would get a new desk if I had to accommodate the chair!

I bought one because of a guitarist I follow on YouTube recommended it (although it was a paid promotion), and he's someone whose opinion I trust, and who has shown a track record of integrity. In my own research, I found honest reviews on the web and they were overwhelmingly negative, but I decided to give it a try anyway, in case it was simply a matter of subjective preference.Well, it turns out the majority of negative reviews were right, and the main reasons I wanted to try it (flip-up arms for playing guitar/bass, mesh material for breathability) ended up not as I had hoped. Yes, it does have all the features mentioned and demonstrated in the various videos promoting it out there, but there are things you need to know before you buy one.The edge of the seat is rigid and curves up, and your guitar/bass will rub on it. The fabric is on the coarse side compared to the typical upholstery, so if you are concerned about your instrument rubbing on a coarse and stiff surface, you need to be aware of this.The arm-rests slide and rotate without an activation button so it's very easy to accidentally slide/rotate it without meaning to.If you search for "honest reviews" for this chair online, you'll see many people complaining about how intrusive the lumbar support it. Even at its least intrusive setting, it's still too much for some people, including me. I had already read all those reviews before I made the purchase anyway, thinking maybe my physiology might actually match the chair's design. Turns out all the complaints were right.Mesh chairs tend to feel stiff and coarse, and you might not like that. It will not feel soft like thick cushions on quality office chairs, and during warm weather you will feel the coarse fabric on your skin. Yes, it'll be breathable, but it's a tradeoff.Overall, compared to the Neutral Posture 8000 series chair I've been using since 2012, it's not nearly as comfortable (but to be fair, my Neutral Posture is a $1,200 chair).I'll be returning mine, and that's another thing you need to know--there are lots of horror stories about the process, so beware. My own experience has been mixed so far. Their customer service did respond immediately after I reached out for help, after I was faced with difficulty disassembling the cylinder from the chair's seat base. I followed their instructions and it's still extremely difficult. I tried for three days and it finally came off, but it also gouged out a chunk of skin in my forehead in the process (when it finally came loose, it was pulled towards my forehead).