Ergonomic Home Office Swivel Chair with Lumbar Support (Black)

I’ve been looking for a decent office chair for months now, and honestly, I think I’ve finally found a winner! This black ergonomic swivel chair has been pretty good for my home office setup.
So I’ve been using this chair for about three weeks now, and the comfort level is actually kind of impressive. The high-density sponge cushion feels way better than my old chair – it’s got this nice bounce to it without being too soft, you know? The lumbar support is probably my favorite feature though. It’s basically this rectangular panel that looks nice but also really helps with my lower back, which tends to get pretty achy after a few hours of work. And the mesh backrest? Total game-changer for someone like me who runs hot – no more sweaty back situation happening!
Assembly wasn’t bad at all – took me maybe 20 minutes tops, and I’m definitely not the handiest person. Everything came in the box, instructions were clear enough, and I didn’t need to dig through my toolbox or anything. To be fair, I did get slightly confused at one point with the armrests, but figured it out pretty quickly.
Size-wise, it’s actually perfect for my smallish home office. My previous chair was this bulky leather monstrosity that made my space feel cramped, but this one tucks in nicely under my desk when I’m not using it. It doesn’t take up much room but still feels substantial enough, if that makes sense?
The ergonomics are honestly better than I expected for the price point. The cushion kind of contours to your body after sitting for a bit, and the armrests are positioned in a way that feels natural. I really appreciate the 360-degree swivel – I’m constantly rolling between my main computer and my secondary setup, and this chair makes it smooth as butter. And that metal base looks way nicer than the plastic ones you usually see.
For specs, it’s about 24 inches wide and deep, heights adjusts between 36-40 inches, and the seat height goes from around 17-21 inches. It’s not too heavy either – something like 18.5 pounds, which made it easy to move around during setup. The weight capacity is 250 pounds, which is plenty sturdy enough for most people.
The all-black look fits pretty well with my other office furniture. I was worried the mesh might look cheap, but it actually has a nice, modern vibe to it. The padding on the seat is thick enough to be comfortable for my 8-hour workdays (though I do get up and stretch fairly often).
I’ve been using it for work mostly, but my kid also “borrows” it sometimes for gaming sessions – I’m pretty sure they like it better than their gaming chair, which cost twice as much! Go figure.
Cleaning has been straightforward – just wiped it down once when I spilled coffee near it (classic me), and the mesh didn’t stain or anything. It seems pretty durable so far, but I’ll have to see how it holds up over time.