Realm of ThronesADMIRAL AIR Ergonomic Office Chair with 4D Armrests, Headrest and Adaptive Lumbar Back Support, High Back Heavy Duty Home Office Swivel Computer Desk Chair (Grey)

Pros:- Highly adjustable for a comfortable fit for users of all shapes and sizes- Breathable mesh backrest and seat for all-day comfort- Strong, durable parts- Stylish designCons:- Assembly can be a bit tricky, but the instructions are clear- A little on the expensive sideI've been using the Realm of Thrones Admiral chair for a few months now, and I'm really impressed with it. It's one of the most comfortable office chairs I've ever sat in, and it's also very adjustable, so I can find the perfect fit for my body (6ft2 tall).The mesh backrest and seat are very breathable, which is great for keeping me cool during long hours of work. The lumbar support is also very good, and it helps to keep my back pain at bay. The armrests are adjustable in all directions, so I can find the perfect position for my arms. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new office chair. As an added bonus, I'd recommend buying some roller blade chair wheels (can get on Amazon) to truly make this chair glide!

Context: I already bought and returned a [noblewell](https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09P7ZYQKQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) chair. I am 188cm in height.Pros:- Lumbar support is comfortable (unlike the noblewell). Doesn't feel like you're being jabbed in the back, but actually supported.- Mesh allows the chair to be much more comfortable when its hot- You can more or less actually sit up in this chair- While it should have more adjustment for the incline, it seems to be enough for me.- Headrest is reasonably comfortable- No issues sitting in this for long stretches- Good chair height adjustment, and the entire backrest can be raised or loweredCons- The armrests are awful. Firstly they are too high, like this chair has been designed for an alien. Its fine if you sit on top of a cushion, as I do, but I seriously debated returning this chair because of the armrests being weird. You can raise them, but you can't lower them much, and the lowest setting is still pretty high. They can do all this swivel stuff but I think the simple ability to slide the rests forwards and back (like the noblewell chair) is much better and more precise than hoping the position you want is in the turning circle of these armrests. For such an expensive chair, I was shocked at how bad they are compared to the cheaper noblewell. Comes across as overengineered to look/sound fancy but the end result is a less functional armrest.

I don't write many reviews for products, but i found the reviews (and the videos) useful for this purchase as i wasn't able to try the chair before buying, so these are my thoughts if you are in the same boat.I'm 6'2" tall, slim/light build. I've had it for about a month now, and use it all day working from home.I'm extremely happy with it.The build quality is excellent, packaged well, and i had no problems putting it together. It's hefty, weighty. Reassuringly so.The main reason I got this particular model was the adjustable seat depth combined with the adjustable back height and lumbar support. Once set up, my back and shoulders feel very well supported, very comfortable, and I appreciate the seat depth.I did experience shoulder pain with my previous chair (a fairly random ex work office chair), which has now gone.The mesh seems good quality to me, it's comfortable and cool. I don't much of other meshes tbh.The rotating arms - I did not think I'd use them all that much. They're very useful. The right hand side I adjust to be perpendicular to my desk, and that works well for me, my mouse arm.Of the three weight/stiffness settings, I tend to use the mid setting when working, and the lowest/loosest when gaming or such like for a bit more flexibility. Nice to be able to switch those easily.Headrest is good - only really comes into play when i lean back.I couldn't be happier with it, very satisfied.

Absolutely overjoyed with this chair. The chair is built so well with great quality items (premium gas cannister, alloy wheel frame etc) and is extremely comfortable to use. I am 6' and 18 stone and it's just a pleasure to sit in (actually so comfy I fell asleep when testing the reclining function! haha)Some people have mentioned the firmness of the seat but honestly due to it being made with mesh I feel no pressure on my behind at allThe adjustable settings are very comprehensive and very few chairs at this price range allow depth adjustment which is a blessing for someone of my stature.The lumber support is fantastic and give you the much needed support when working and the tensioner on this functionality is really nice to have if you're having one of those days where your back hurts.The chair back can be heightened to a perfect height for me and the adaptive headrest is extremely comfortable.The recling feature has the right amount of tension whereby you can recline to a natural level without falling back or feel like you're being pushed forward.All in all this is a fabulously comfortable and practical chair. I thoroughly recommend it to anyone.

Overall this is a great chair, but I am about 193cm tall and certain dimensions of it don't quite fit me.One dimension is that the arm rests don't quite go low enough for me to be able to comfortably rest my elbows on them without feeling like I am having to slightly shrug my shoulders.The other dimension is that the lumbar support is a bit too low on my back, even with the seat back raised to full height it sits a little too low on my back to be truly comfortable and supportive, this has more of a knock on effect with it also making it feel like the actual seat cannot slide forward enough to compensate.Other than these issues the mesh is really nice and the very flexible arm rests are a nice touch too. Overall a great chair for someone slightly smaller than me.

La silla está muy bien relación calidad precio en sillas de entre 300 y 450 euros pero tienen un gran problema. LAS RUEDAS. Ya veo que no soy el primero en quejarse de esto, pero la experiencia de uso es lamentable. Al nivel de sillas de 40 o 50 euros. No puedes desplazarte a la dirección que tu quieres. Te frena, si tienes que moverte, te descoloca, te tuerce. Es un verdadero incordio usar esta silla con las ruedas.Tengo varios días por delante, pero creo que la voy a devolver solo por éste problema.Unas ruedas buenas lo soluciona como comentan en los comentarios, pero no tengo que cargar yo con ese gasto.

I love this chair. It is super comfy to sit in. the only downside I have in mind for it though, is the base sits a bit loose, so if your room isn't perfectly level, it will kinda lean into it more than it should. But other than that the build quality is great. But also, it will not easily sit you straight up for perfect productivity posture. the up and locked position is still a bit relaxed.

Working from home full-time, I learned that it gets extremely hot in my upstairs office, so I wanted to get an ergonomic mesh chair. I got a cheap one last year and the wheels started breaking off the base within a couple weeks. This year I went on the hunt for a very nice one, and after reading all the reviews about how sturdy this one is and how adjustable it is, I pulled the trigger and got it.My only gripe with the entire chair is that I wish the seat was angled slightly higher up (or better, if the angle of the seat was adjustable). It feels just awkward enough that I sometimes feel like maybe the chair is going to tip over, which it won't, but it's a bit of an unsettling thought when it happens. I may try adding some kind of riser to correct it, but haven't started down that path yet.I weigh 230 lbs and it feels completely sturdy for my weight, and would probably still feel fine at 300 lbs. Very sturdy materials.

Even though the the return days expired and I was not happy with the product the Company contacted us having read the review and offered us our money back.Great Company.