COMHOMA Big and Tall Office Chair 400LBS Wide Ergonomic Gaming Chair with Deluxe Embossing Designed Leather with Foot Rest,150°Reclining Adjustable Armrests Pocket Spring Back Support and Pillow

Well Worth the Price. Very Happy with Purchase!
Comments: I am so happy with my purchase. Shipping was faster than expected, it was easy to put together, and is extremely comfortable. I have been searching for 3 months to find a chair that fit my requirements. I needed something that reclined at least 120°, had arms that moved when reclined, had a pull-out footrest that could be used even when the chair was in the 90° position, and fit my overweight shorter 240lb 5’4” female frame. Most big and tall chairs are made for much taller people and are then uncomfortable for us shorter folk. This one fit just right.Assembly: The instructions were amazingly easy to follow, it does say they recommend two people, but I put it together on my own just fine. The screws and little parts come plastic wrapped to a cardboard back. They are conveniently separated by area of need (i.e., all the items for the base are in one pocket while the arms are in another, etc.) with the names of the parts listed right underneath. I cut through the cardboard for each pocket to get only the items I needed. You only need an Allen Wrench to put the whole thing together and that comes included with extra parts. When finished I took the instruction manual, Allen Wrench, and the extra parts and stapled them together for storage. So far, I do not have any creaking, but the instructions worn against that by making sure the bolts are tightened. They also say that you may have to tighten the bolts again after using the chair for a while which does make sense.Finished Look and Feel: Some pictures show a glossy appearance, but the chair is a matte black which I am even happier about. The white threading is fashionable making the chair look more expensive than it is. The padding for the chair is just right. Not overly done or too thin. The footrest comes out to a comfortable length and the distance is adjustable. The pictures do not show it, but the footrest flips over for storage under the chair. This is nice because it allows the cushion to be a little higher than some others I have tried. The armrests are only slightly too high for me but are comfortable enough that I am not concerned. The fact that they move for use when the chair is laid back is wonderful.Cons for me but maybe not for others: I wish that I could lower the arms below the desk height, but the chair does come close enough to the desk to sit comfortably and use the desk. I am also worried about the plastic housing for the footrest. I am concerned that after some use the screws holding the plastic housing will come apart from the base… only time will tell. The last is the fact that you cannot adjust the chairback in-between upright and laid back. You can only position the back at 90° upright or 135° laid back. It would be nice to be able to push it back into a slight reclining position while doing a lot of typing.Thoughts: This chair was well worth the money and I thank the company for putting such a quality chair on the market at an affordable price. I will be looking for more items from Comhoma to see if quality and value are in all their products. If so, I will be buying more from them. I am already thinking of getting a second chair for home.

Surprisingly Perfect for Long Work Days
I’m not usually someone who leaves reviews, but this chair honestly deserves it. I needed something sturdy, wider than the typical office chair, and comfortable enough to get me through long hours at my desk. This one checked every box.The seat is firm in a supportive way, not stiff, and the pocket-spring design actually makes a difference—no sinking, no weird pressure points even after sitting all day. The back support feels great and keeps me from slouching, and the ability to recline so far back (up to 150°) is way more useful than I expected. The footrest is solid too, not flimsy like others I’ve tried.The embossed leather looks a lot more premium in person, and the chair just feels heavy-duty overall. I’m around the upper end of its listed weight limit, and it still feels stable with zero wobble. The adjustable armrests are a big plus for switching between typing and gaming.Assembly was straightforward—took me about 20 minutes on my own. I can say it’s easily the most comfortable chair I’ve owned. If you need something wide, supportive, and built to last, this is absolutely worth it.

produit de bonne qualité, facile à monter et à ranger avec ces accoudoirs repliables. Côté confort, pas de souci pour un usage intensif pour le télétravail (8-9 heures par jour). Seul bémol, le renfort d’appui lombaire est un peu trop haut à mon goût mais cela n’entache pas le confort.La rapport qualité prix est tout à fait satisfaisant.

I also have the other popular COMHOMA chair (URL below) so I shall compare them; it will be referenced (C1) in the text.https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0829R19YZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1What I like about this chair (C2) is:1. it’s lightweight and easily moved over all surfaces (as is C1).2. the seat is quite comfortable though a little narrower (0.5 inch), thinner but softer than (C1) which has a firmer seat.3. the padded armrests fold back out of the way (as do C1).Observations about both chairs:4. they are very easy to assemble.5. the chairs use the same base and the same gas lift piston.6. the chairs are supplied with spare bolts & washers.7. there’s no lumbar support on either chair and that suits me.8. this (C2) chair appears marginally more robust than (C1) due to the arrangement of the seat-to-back connection.What I dislike about this chair (C2) is:9. NOTHING specifically – but note point 10 below.(Unlike (C1) the armrests in this chair are solid (no gap in the plastic support) under the padding that I think is preferable.)What I dislike about both chairs is:10. they use only an 8″ gas lift piston that gives only about 4″ of height increase that’s too low for my 6′ frame especially when when the PC screen is on a raised platform on the desk. So I replaced both pistons from BiMi.It’s a pity that COMHOMA don’t offer a piston length selection especially as the difference is only a few pounds, but I was aware of the likelihood of this and the chairs are still good value overall. Besides I have renewed an otherwise constantly sinking old chair with one of the now spare pistons.So which chair do I prefer? I really cannot choose, both are comfortable enough for long term use; I can only hope my comments help someone.ADDENDUM: As this is my second review of these two chairs I now benefit from having tried both over the last month. So do I now have a preference? Yes I do; it’s this one! Why?:11. I like the robustness of the seat to back arrangement.12. the slightly softer seat.13. the armrests; otherwise the little ones and their inquisitive fingers is worrisome.We needed to replace two chairs in our study and couldn’t decide our preference so we had one of each and we are both pleased we did that. And it’s good to have a change of seat occasionally.Both these chairs are excellent value. I can only hope my comments help someone.