OFIKA Home Office Chair 400LBS Big and Tall Computer Chair Heavy Duty Design Ergonomic High Back Cushion Lumbar

This is my second time buying this chair. It is a nice comfortable chair that my son and I use at our computer desks. Easy to clean and setup was fast. Read more

This is way much bigger than I had expected it would turn out to be. Yet I must say it’s really comfortable and made well of its construction. I believe it will be long lasting. And quite happy that I purchased it just the same. Easy to assemble w/little parts to assemble and it’s done. J.Slade Read more

I decided that I wanted to change up where & how I use my laptop. I bought a rolling table meant for use while in bed & this chair so I can wheel them wherever I feel like using my machine. It works for whether I want to get on it in front of our balcony door to watch the birds while listening to a podcast, next to my hubby's desk so we can share things we're exploring online or to take it into my daughter's room to watch a film with her on it; Brilliant if I do say so myself! My husband assembled this chair for me but it gave him a little grief. First, it's a little fiddly getting everything aligned to screw everything together. The instructions are simple & so is the task itself but it'd probably be easier for 2 people to assemble it than one. Second, some of the screws are unnecessarily long & the alen wrench it came with was made out of really soft steel so by the end of the assembly the chewed up alen wrench was messing up the screws due to slippage. My first impressions were as follows. At a glance it looks like a decent computer chair. Beyond that cursory inspection though, you can absolutely tell that this is something purchased on a shoestring budget. The casters, chair base & arms are all entirely made up of plastic. (Minus the arm/side section cushion pads, of course.) The piston that supports the seat is heavy steel & seems pretty firm. Still, I somehow doubt the validity of a 400 Lb person using this chair. I don't anticipate any 400 Lb people sitting in mine so it should be fine? My husband jokes that I have an (a word that rhymes with bass) of mass destruction. I can't really argue with him on that though since I can't count all of the chairs my behind has sent to the landfill or scrap heap on one hand! There are four padded components. One for each arm/side section of the chair, the seat & back. They're firm, so if you like that kind of thing, it'll be great for you. However if you plan to spend more time in the chair you might want to add a folded blanket under your tush & maybe drape a thick quilt over the back & arms. As for the functional components though, the casters roll great both on short carpet & on paneled floors. It is easy to adjust the height; Though I haven't had to change it since I set it to the lowest it will go. That's the perfect height for my feet to be planted flat on the floor. (I'm 5'3") I also have the reclining setting left at the stiffest it can be so it won't let me lean back. Due to my height, although it lacks purposeful support for the neck, it's perfect for me. It wouldn't work for my husband at 5'9" let alone our 6' son though. There are other chairs available on Amazon that offer purposeful neck support. If you want a "decent" office chair, don't plan to spend long periods of time in it & just need something basic though, this is the chair for you! If you're on a budget, you can make it work too, as I suggested above. However, if you want something that doesn't look too cheap, maybe is obviously more sturdy & plan to spend long hours in a chair? Maybe pick up something ... "more" here on Amazon or elsewhere. Read more

One star-reviews are accurate. Not sure how I missed them before buying this poorly constructed chair. I think since I needed a replacement I only looked at the pictures of it. You do get what you pay for, its not a good chair. The assembly process was easy enough but the piston rod didn't function properly and when sitting in the chair it leaned to the right side. I thought maybe I put it together wrong. I double checked what I screwed in and everything was screwed in correct and tight and nothing was loose, but the chair was still leaning and when you moved around it creaked and felt like it was going to fall apart. The fake leather in the arm rests were thin and flimsy and seemed like they would burst at the seams. Overall it just felt cheaply made and poor quality. The back cushion of the chair was poking me between the shoulder blades and was just totally uncomfortable. When I requested to return it I couldn't get the defective piston rod to come loose from the base so I would need two boxes to return it. The seller said if the item wasn't damaged he would charge me $30 for the return. It was defective. There should be no charge. Since the base and piston were connected I needed a separate box. The seller never provided another shipping label for the second box when asked. I had to file an A-Z refund claim with Amazon to get my money back. Thank you Amazon. Based on all the other negative reviews, this chair should not be sold on Amazon. Probably the worst quality product I've ever bought. READ THE REVIEWS and decided for yourself. If the seller doesn't provide a second label to ship it back (or the option to take it to an Amazon return location), then I'm taking this to the trash dump where it belongs. Read more

I bought this chair to replace a very similar chair I purchased from Office Depot years ago. That chair was worn out every which way. I am pleased with the comfort, appearance, features and functionality. The price was also attractive. Much lower than all other chairs from an extensive online search. The chair includes 360° swivel and tilt back. Also came with very complete assembly instructions and hex wrench. Wheels roll freely on carpeted floor. Read more

I was looking for a conveniently priced (but was still willing to spend a couple of bucks) desk chair at the time of purchase. My previous chair was admittedly cheap, without an armrest (purchased years ago at Walmart), but it did the job. Since I spend a lot of time at my office desk, I figured it was time to get something worth my wild. When I saw this chair, it SEEMED to have checked off all the boxes, and the reviews were very good. Building the chair didn't take long, but after a few weeks, I noticed some of the smaller pieces (the screw coverings found underneath both armrests) started to fall off. I can probably resolve that with some super glue. However, the BIGGEST issue is the arm rest cushion. TRASH. I mean COMPLETE trash. They have little to NO support, and there are noticeable dents in the armrests, making for an uncomfortable experience whenever I rest my elbows (you can literally feel the hard plastic underneath the cushion. It angers me greatly because the chair itself is perfectly fine. OFIKA had ONE job. People rest their elbows when typing or moving the mouse along the desk. How do you not make the cushion durable? I'll probably be forced to buy a new chair at some point, but for now, I'll bite the bullet. Buy with caution. Read more