Blisswood8 Point Massage Office Chair For Home Office,Executive Office Chair With Footrest 130° Reclining Computer Desk Chairs Adjustable Height 360° Swivel Recliner Chair (Linen Dark Grey Blue)

This is a good chair at a good price. Looks great! Quite compact compared to some gaming style chairs which suits my office. Good height and back adjustment. Can be used all day as long as you get up every now and then and have a quick walk about. I have 2 of these in my office, soon to be 3, and am pleased with them. Photo of chair with daily use for 18 months.

Does the job. the foot support is superfluous, no chance of using it under a desk. It's there because other chairs are supplied with foot supports, but it's pointless.Instructions are somewhat intimidating, which way up, that way, no way. So it's suck it and see.Eventually got there, around 45 minutes. Comfortable enough, for the price, seems good value.The massage kit is a little bizarre. The wires trailing from the back of the chair get caught up in the castors and disconnected. Paying extra for wifi between the control and the massaging pads, would be worthwhile if offered. Have no idea if the massages does any good but certainly does me no harm and it's all part of the terrific value.No bad, then, I can now write more useless blurb at my desk.

Fantastic chair. Went together well and feels quality, very comfortable.

I don't normally do reviews, but felt I had to with this.Having purchased & used several chairs over the years, this has to be the worse chair I've ever purchased.Bought it 1st Feb last year, & it ended up in the shed/workshop by mid march, due to missing the return window by a few days.There is minimal cushion on the seat & back, that goes to zero cushion within a couple of days use, & you'll soon feel the fixings. The gimmick foot rest it totally useless you're 2 foot tall, & makes it uncomfortable when sitting as it hits the back of you legs. I had to remove it & used it as a knee pad in the garden. & funnily enough, that seemed more padded than the chair itselfThere is no tilt function, only recline, that feels like its about to tip over backwards when reclined( The reviewers that say its comfortable must have given the review within minutes of putting it together, or been on a bed of nails prior to using this chair. )The hole seat base/arms have a mind of their own, & lean/ tilt/ wobble all over the place, no matter how much its tightened. The arms will always be loose & lean outwards, as the have to recline with the seat,Within a few days us use, it started to creak whenever there was any movement, & got a lot worse over time,.To sum up, Cheap materials , zero quality , save your 80 quid, & look for something else, Unless you want to feel like you're on a ghost train ride at a fairgroundAlso stay away from footrest/massaging gimmicks.

It's an okay chair, the problem is that the vibration modules poke through the padding, they're not pushing into you to massage you, they just vibrate, so feeling those solid plastic balls under your legs isn't great, especially when the padding is quite thin where you're sitting.Back support is okay but the lumbar padding isn't good and is rather small.It's quite a heavy chair and honestly the vibrations don't do all that much, if I was to get another chair It would not be a normal non massage chair.

Comfortable and easily assembled Why did you choose this product over others?:Good price

Why did you choose this product over others?:Liked the colour.

Not worth the money ! Had this chair fitted for less than a month and already the arms are loose and had to get them tightened twice already no support in the arms and you can feel the massage points underneath you when you’re sitting and this makes the chair not feel comfortable after a short while so I’d give this a hard pass definitely not my best chair I’ve paid £100 pounds for a waste of money as now I have more back issues than I did before! This is definitely not an 8 hour chair and the circular massage pads stick in your bottom