Massage Video Gaming Recliner Chair - Ergonomic Backrest & Seat Height Adjustment Swivel Recliner - PU Leather High Back Computer Office Chair with Cupholder, Headrest, Lumbar Support, Footrest

This was the only chair of this design, with the option for height adjustment. I read other reviews stating it was too low as a desk chair. I saw similar chairs had been modified with a rolling base and higher cylinder tube, since the mechanism to adjust height wasn’t on their chair base, they weren’t adjustable.So I ordered this one, along with a 25” heavy duty rolling base (I suggest a little larger from 26” to 30”) with wheels and a longer gas lift cylinder tube. When the chair arrived, as I put it together, I replaced the base with the rolling base and the new cylinder was too tall, so I used the one provided. The rolling base added 4” to the height, so now at the lowest setting it’s perfect for a normal desk or higher.I have a L-shape, sit-stand desk and 5 large monitors, I wanted to be able to recline back and work, and it’s much easier on the back. The seat padding towards the back is a little thin, if you work long hours. The seat cushion does have zipper access and there is enough room to add another piece of foam or to change it out with a slightly thicker and dense gel foam. I have a 2” gel chair pad that I put in above the foam, but I really need to just order thicker foam to replace what’s there. If you try this, just make sure you measure correctly. At some point, I may get a larger base and a little longer gas lift, but for now, it’s perfect.Also, many other recliners had a foot rest under the seat that can be pulled out. But they have just 2 thin bars to support the fully extended foot rest and look like they’d break easily. This one is much more sturdy since it’s more like a traditional recliner chair that lifts up. Reclined all the way back with leg rests up, you can almost achieve a zero gravity position.It was also fairly easy to put together, I followed advice about final bolt tightening and adjusting the chair before you completely tighten the bolts, which avoids any misalignments.Wish they had more colors, but the black is just fine.I also purchased a keyboard and mouse shelf which is on a swing arm and attaches to the cylinder of the chair and it makes it just so much better. At the moment, mine is attached to a pole on my desk. This attached to the chair, allows me to be farther back from my desk and with a few monitor tilts, totally comfortable to work while reclined. It’s totally worth it!!

I was a little surprised this was going to work. I was looking for an office chair that could also recline with a leg rest for post-work sessions in front of the computer. Primary concerns with this chair was that it does not have wheels and I was concerned about the height being too high or too short (even with the adjustable height built-in) for a typical office desk.Based on at least a couple reviewer's suggestions I ordered this with the intention of modifying it. Adding the wheels was easy (shout out to Vala’s Dad for the recommendation). I just looked for "28" chair base replacement" and found the one that came with wheels. Yes, this mod actually works without any tools. Just slip the gas lift cylinder that comes with the chair into the base and presto!Secondly, I hacked the upper-back pillow a little with some duct tape (yes, really ugly) but this was necessary to provide a more comfortable resting position. I am average height so either the manufacturers expected a child to use this or really wanted you to have a pillow pushing right into the top of your back. Now it works better as a support for my neck.Last, but not least, I added the Ergonomic Keyboard Laptop Mouse Stand Mount which compliments the setup. You definitely can use an office desk and have your keyboard mouse there (obviously depends on your desk. I have the "Julian Writing Desk") but to enjoy reclining the keyboard and mouse stand was the icing on the cake. Yes, it was a little time consuming to setup for this office chair (few hours) but the vast majority of time was installing the mouse stand portion. It required drilling and, since I didn't have the correct length screws for the arm rest, I had to cut off the ends of the screws so it'd secure correctly.

After we got it together, which was difficult lining all the fittings up to get the screws to go in… it’s great. The lever for the recliner is a bit difficult to pull because it’s super close to the knob that reclines the back. I recommend buying a nonskid rubber mat for a slick floor because it will slide. Also it is prone to tip over frontwards when you get out of the chair.I’m a short person (5’3”) so the lowest height, my legs are dangling so I prefer to keep the foot rest up. I’ve also decided to use my lumbar pillow for the foot rest and I’ve added more pillows to elevate my feet higher. It doesn’t give you much elevation on the foot rest. Overall I’m giving this chair 4 stars. I like it. It’s comfortable. The lumbar pillow is in the way of the vibration. Use it for your feet! It works great that way.