Hbada P3 Pro Office Chair with 2D Adjustable Lumbar Support, Ergonomic Office Chair with 3D Adjustable Headrest and Armrest, 135° Stepless Tilt Function, Three-Layer Mesh, Black(with Footrest)

Good: Priced aggressively with the amount of adjustments offered compared to this price range. Arms are solid with lots of adjustment and pads are comfortable. Height adjustment does what it should and reclining adjustment can be stopped at any point in the recline (unlike some chairs that only have 3 or 4 recline levels). Leg rest is nice and seems sturdy enough to support the typical pair of legs. I like to have it folded up but close to the chair and sit crisscross and it's nice not having my legs crushed under me like they would be in a normal chair. Bad: I bought this expecting the cushion to be bad based on other reviews and that was absolutely correct, you will spend another $10-15 for a nice seat cushion. But that didn't turn me away. The real disappointments are the back and head rest. The lumbar support seems to operate on plastic adjustment levels and even the slightest bit of pressure will jolt the entire lumbar back to it's farthest level. So if you have the lumbar adjusted forward at all and attempt to recline in this chair it will pretty much break the adjuster and send the lumbar all the way back. There is a similar problem with the headrest. The headrest height adjustment is equally useless and will fall down even from it's own weight if it is at any adjustment above the absolute lowest. The angle adjustment is fine but the way they have the height adjuster can not even hold the head rest up against gravity. Also, the seat is unnecessarily large. So much so that my body only covers maybe 60% of the seat. There is a lot of unused seat space that goes under and beyond the back of the chair, just doesn't make sense to me why it was built like that. Overall: For reference I am 5'11 and 180lbs. With the above mentioned lack of quality adjustments i ended up lucky where the farthest back lumbar option and lowest head rest option are actually where i'd probably put them anyway. The lack of adjustment in these areas doesn't reduce the usability of the chair for me and my preferences specifically. But it is really sad that these two adjustments broke on day one and it makes me worry about how this chair will hold up several weeks to several months from now. I am going to try it for a week or two and reevaluate but i am also looking at other chairs. If you know that going in to the purchase it could be a very good deal for the right person.

Best chair ever, amazing and comfortable, easy to build and quality is amazing. Best chair I’ve ever bought and was in my budget range.

Overall, the value for money is pretty good. If you’re mainly looking for a decent price, this chair is fine. From my personal experience: the headrest support is quite good, the seat cushion feels a bit firm, and the seating position is relatively high (even at the lowest height setting). The last step of attaching the back cover was very difficult—I couldn’t get both screws on each side to lock in place. That part of the assembly was really frustrating.

Really thin seat, advertised as "High-Density Sponge Cushion", "Resistant to sagging", "soft and springy comfort" but I didn't experience that at all. I could feel the base of it. The lumbar would collapse if you shuffled your position too much. The seat is oddly sized. I'm 6', average proportions. If I sat all the way back on the seat so that the seat back attempted to engage my lower back, the back of my knee was exactly on the edge of the seat, which gets uncomfortable fast. So I had to sit forward a bit, which meant the seat back was nowhere near the correct position. If I reclined, I had to scoot way forward so that the whole chair didn't topple over. So I couldn't sit up straight. I couldn't recline. And the seat had zero cushion to it.

This chair is totally worth it. As a grad student I spend hours at my desk, my back was killing me and an ergonomic chair is really needed. The lumbar support is spot on, and the seat cushion is super comfy—firm but not too hard. The adjustable armrests is luckily perfect suit for my table’s height, especially when I need long time typing. Assembly was pretty easy, took me about 30ish minutes. The build feels solid, and the wheels roll smoothly. For the price, it’s totally worth it. Will definitely recommend this one if u looking for a chair that keeps you comfy for long hours.

For the price it is as good as it gets. Looks clean, its quite comfortable for long sitting sessions and it has a fairly nice build. 5/5 can't complain

Good chair but bad ergonomic chair. Wish I had made a better choice. The chair was great when it arrived but as time passed, the cushion and the better back started stretching out and wearing down way too quick. The mechanism also squeaks a lot even when lubricated well. My main issue has been the cushion on the seat/ base it is no where close to description and it is really like a wooden board in under 6 months. But I give it that the adjustments have not been disappointing.

This chair was easy to put together — I had it fully assembled in under 20 minutes with no issues. Once done, wow… it’s such a comfortable and supportive upgrade. The thick, cushioned seat is soft but supportive, making it easy to sit for hours without discomfort. The adjustable headrest, armrests, and lumbar support make it simple to find the perfect position, and the mesh back keeps me cool during long sessions. Everything feels solid and well-made, and the adjustments are smooth. It’s a big step up from my old chair, and I can already feel the difference in my posture. Pros: Quick, straightforward assembly Thick, comfortable seat cushion Multiple adjustment points for headrest, arms, and lumbar Supportive 2D lumbar that locks in place Smooth tilt and solid build quality Cons: Armrests have a bit of play at the highest setting Verdict: An excellent ergonomic chair that’s comfortable, customizable, and easy to assemble. Feels like it was built to last and keeps me supported all day.