Ticova Ergonomic Office Chair - High Back Desk Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Headrest & 3D Armrest

I've only used this chair for a couple of days, but here are my first impressions: Comfort: This is the most comfortable chair I’ve ever tried. I can sit in it for many hours without discomfort. It feels majestic. Adjustability: Excellent. Even more expensive chairs don’t offer this many adjustment options. Back support: Amazing. My back will thank me for this in the years to come. Reclining: Great reclining function—smooth and supportive. Price: Fantastic value. It beats chairs that cost twice as much or more (though those might have better warranty terms). Warranty: Just okay, but maybe fair for the price. Assembling: It was easy, no problems.. Durability: I’ve only had it for a few days, so it’s too soon to say. But I hope it lasts for several years because it feels perfect for me. I did a bit of research before buying a new chair because I didn’t want to spend too much. Several YouTube reviewers recommended this one, and now I understand why. It really deserves the positive reviews it has received. I can highly recommend this chair for both gaming and office. I usually prefer buying local, but even IKEA couldn’t match this one in terms of price and comfort. If it lasts three years or more with normal and good use, I will definitely buy it again. I’d also recommend it to friends and family. It’s a well-designed, ergonomic chair—especially for the price.

I feel like this is great for my neck posture, maybe not so much my back because I don’t use it for a office setting. It is comfortable cushioning, and I like all the adjustments, but I don’t like how once you screw the arms length all the way you can’t move them closer or further without unscrewing. It’s well priced, if you’re buying as a office chair👍 but if you’re buying as a gaming chair, unless you sat in the chair before buying I wouldn’t RECOMMEND to buy.

I work from home and needed a new chair. It was not in the budget for me to get a steelcase or any of the top brands. Many reviewers cited this chair as the best value office chair and I have no complaints. Mostly metal with some composite components it is definitely better than chairs I have paid more for in the past(hence needing one) construction wise. This chair does not pivot from the seat post but rather has a recline mechanism built into the back. My previous chairs have broken at the pivot point so this is a better design that I hope adds to the longevity of the chair. The seat is firm and comfy. The mesh back is also comfortable. Moreso than I thought it would be from the photos. There is height and width adjustments for the arms. They also rotate in/out about 30° each way. The pads are dense polyurethane. They are fairly smooth and the contoured shape makes them comfy enough. Setup is about 20 minutes. Compression casters roll nicely. The headrest and lumbar are both welcome features. I thought I would leave the headrest off initalially but it definitely adds to the comfort of the chair. I'm sure there is equal and possibly better chairs in the sub 300 range but good luck finding them. If you're tired of overthinking chairs in this range just get this and be done with it. You'll be happier for it.

So I bought this chair a couple of months ago for my home office setup, i occasionally work from home and I was looking for a decent chair within my budget. The design of this chair is sleek and modern, and it doesn’t feel cheap. I really like how it reclines, and the headrest provides great support when leaning back. The wheels also slide smoothly, they run ok on carpet, which is a big plus for me since my apartment has carpet. However, there are a few drawbacks. The lumbar support is not the best, and the seat cushion is quite poor. After a semi-short period of sitting (30 min or more) I start to feel discomfort due to the lack of padding. I also wish the armrests could slide back and forth for better adjustability. Overall, it’s an okay chair with a stylish look and good reclining features, but the seat cushion really brings down the comfort level. If you need a chair for short-term use, it might work, but for long hours, I’d look for something with better support. Don’t get me wrong, this is a good chair with a sleek design, but the discomfort becomes noticeable over time, making it hard to ignore. A chair should support you, not distract you. Assembly was quite easy by the way.

The ergonomics of this chair are a game changer for me. After using a generic office chair, a padded office chair, and a gaming chair, this one has been a huge help in changing my posture for the better. And while it's certainly not cheap, it is the cheapest chair I've used so far, which is also rather eye-opening. It was easy to assemble, and is far more comfortable than I expected. On top of that, I feel locked down when reclining instead of nearly falling out of the chair, so that's also rather nice. My only complaint is that the cushion feels a bit thin, so I'm not sure of the longevity, but it should be good for a few years. It's firm enough that I'm confident about that. Overall, if you're on a budget, I'm not sure there's a better chair for your desk.

Like the title says. I'm sure this will work for the majority of people. I really tried to like this chair, I gave it two weeks to try to become accustomed to it, sort of like breaking in a new pair of jeans. In the end I had to go back to my Thomasville chair. I liked the headrest, and I liked the full recline of this chair. The back support was nice-ish too. But that's about where the positives stop for me. I spend upwards of 10 hours working from home everyday, so here's what I noticed in that time: - The base foam is just a bit stiff for my liking, this is mentioned in a few other reviews, and I suggest you heed that warning. - The cloth type material on the backrest ultimately makes my back itchy, even through a tshirt/sweatshirt. - The lumbar support is a really stiff piece of plastic and not super comfortable if you put all your back weight in the lumbar. - The recline option is either too far or not far enough. You can only lock it in three positions. ALL the way back, slight recline but not quite far enough, or 90 degrees vertical like the mean teacher just came in the room. - This chair is TALL compared to others. By that I mean the hydraulic strut combined with the base make it much taller than you would expect. Be prepared to have to adjust your monitors upward or deal with the consequences if you cant, like me. Please please please keep the box if you want to try this chair out. While Amazon will offer returns for 30 days, what they DON'T tell you is that they make you send it back in the original box. Not only does this mean you will have to disassemble the chair to send it back; but if you threw the box out thinking you could just drop it off at a UPS with nothing but a QR code to return it like normal, you're now stuck with a $150 paperweight collecting dust in a corner. I'm hoping someone from Ticova will reach out with a solution for the return, but not holding my breath.

I’ve had for 1 year, still great, lost on screw, but still amazing, best office chair I’ve sat in, only downside does lean all the way back(not flat) and no foot/leg rest but still amazing

Not sure if this could have been any worse. Sat in the chair for a day and today missed work due to back problems. The lumbar support design is terrible, unsure how this chair gets positive reviews, must be paid for. The seat depth is insufficient for anyone 5'9" or taller, due to the extreme lumbar design. Also, in no position does the lumbar support feel comfortable and, as stated, caused injury in my case. Don't risk your health, find another chair.