DUMOS Office Desk Chair with Footrest Ergonomic Gaming Chair for Adults Computer Mesh Lumbar Support Swivel Reclining with

Amazingly comfortable, sturdy, and moveable office chair with extendable footrest. Unbelieveable value for $87. Almost looks and functions like a barber chair. Best deal on a very practical office chair you will find anywhere!! Read more

Very comfy for sitting most of the day. I have a stationary computer job, and this chair is nice for back support and for resting my legs when needed. It was so easy to put together. Read more

Its a nice chair for the deal I got, don't get me wrong, incredibly comfortable, I can sit for hours and feel fine, I mean you shouldn't do that however, stand and take occasional breaks. My problem is the unit loosens a lot. I've had to tighten the back plate, head, and arm rests, several times since I assembled it. I've had the chair for like a month and a half now and it continues to loosen, and it's quite annoying. When resting, the back of chair will start to lean and you can feel the tension of the arm rests bending with it, this is due to the fact that the arm rests are screwed into the back, so when you adjust the back, the arms move as well. This makes any sort of looseness in the back plate or arm rests incredibly noticeable and depending on how patient you become will be how uncomfortable it can get. I suggest tightening the back plate hard, and the rests a flush amount, the screw mounts inside are plastic, and I believe that's part of the problem in that. The head rest also has this issue. I'm about 5'10 140 lbs and the leg rest supports my legs perfectly, very comfortable chair. Great for chilling and smoking a fat ass wood. Functional for even my sim race setup. Read more

I'm about 5'3 and I'm very underweight for anyone in the same boat It was very very easy to put together, the headrest reaches me fine (but I might just have a long torso), and not super great for crossing your legs. It's very tight but I can just extend my feet out a little bit onto the leg rest. The height is fine too. If I put it on its lowest height setting I can reach the floor so it's ok, but I don't always have it this low so at any other height my feet are tiptoeing or off the floor. I wish the lumbar pillow could be held in one place but it's a nice touch Looks very nice and I think because of my height and weight it feels very soft, especially because of how horrible my last chair was. I heard other people found the seat cushion to compress after some time though, so you get what you pay for i guess. also there's a way to lock the recliner for anyone wondering. It's the lever next to the height adjustment and you just push it down, don't try and pull it or swing it to its sides Read more

It may be a little bit hard work to build as there are many screws and parts but the manual does it part helping you out in building it. The parts are also a bit on the heavier side as it’s made mostly of steel which is great cause it makes it sturdy and difficult to bend. It rotates 360 degrees. The back of the seat is cozy enough to rest you back; can also be laid back upto 45 degrees angle. The seat can be raised up or down depending on your need/desire. The seat cushion is comfortable enough to sit on for a couple of hours and there are arm rests too that are padded as well. The padded head rest can be tilted a couple of angles too. Plus, there is a leg rest if you feel like doing so. Read more

Overall it was a good chair in the beginning, comfortable and what I needed. I like sitting criss cross in my seat and tucking my feet up with the leg rest (this leg rest is STRONG, my 3 year old has stood on it and it still works fine). My biggest caveats are as follows: arms continually loosen and I need to get the allen wrench to tighten - if I don't the chair creaks and groans constantly - they're also very low, the headrest does not stay in place, the footrest is very hard to put back, and my biggest complaint is that the seat has become so flat and hard it hurts to sit in after an hour or so. Overall, for a cheap (under $100) chair that you would use infrequently or for a short time go for it. However I wouldn't recommend it for your WFH 9-5 like I have. Read more

I’ve had this chair for 2 days and I love it. I work from home and do online schooling and can sit comfortably in this chair for 6+ hours. I will say I don’t think it’s really meant for bigger bodies. I’m 5ft2 and when leaning back with the foot rest out and my feet do hang off a little. Other than that it was easy to assemble, seems sturdy and is comfortable. Read more

I bought this chair. 9 months later, this is my advice: Do not buy this chair! Reasons: 1. The right arm rest keep coming off. The reason is a design flaw. Basically the right arm is kept in place by a screw. But each time you lean back, the arm unscrews the screw. I keep a tool nearby and keep tightening it. But it is a hassle. If I don't tighten it regularly, the screw will come out and the arm rest will fall down. 2. The chair is quite uncomfortable to use. The seat keep slanting forward and I feel like I would slide off if I don't stay alert. The foam might have compressed over time. 3. The chair back would lean back too much. I tried to adjust it but it does not help. There is not enough spring power. It would lean back too easily. So I resorted to using the adjustment handle to set a good fixed angle that I can still sit up and be comfortable. But it squeaks every time I lean back. The mechanism is of poor quality. But even with this workaround, who wants a chair that they cannot lean back from time to time without fudging with the controls. The other chairs I have don't have this problem. A good example is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLD42F56 I have tried to contact the seller but there is no easy way to contact them. In conclusion, this is one of the worst chair I have bought. Do not be fooled by the low cost. It is not worth your time. I have purchased 3 other mesh chairs of different brands in the last 2 years, so I believe I can judge fairly the quality of this chair. For reference, I am 5'10" male and of normal weight. Read more