ergotune Office Furniture

After a week of constant use, pleased to say that review claims of comfort and usability are spot on. Adjustability to suit being a key feature… Read more

Self-assembly was quite straightforward, although had to resort to a YouTube video to attach the headrest (off all things)

After much deliberation (and even creating a spreadsheet to compare all ergonomic chairs in the same price range) I ended up purchasing the Ergotune… Read more

Joobie, which was delivered quite promptly after ordering. The reviews online were all pretty positive and the price is a good mid range, so I was expecting a fairly high quality product. The cons of the chair (or probably more for women - I'm 168cm tall for reference) is that I have to recline (or lean back quite far) in the chair to get the full support of the headrest and upper back area. The lower lumber area does protrude quite a bit (but not uncomfortable). I suspect for a taller people or someone more well built it would support their upper back better. (Yes I also played around with the settings of the lumbar). The second more annoying thing is that the arm rests do not go back far enough (or any further down) so I can't get the chair close enough to the table to get to my keyboard properly - as the arms and table are the same height. This would not be an issue for taller people with longer arms, or if the arm rest could go back more or lower down. The pros - easy to put together, the colour was a nice coral tone, not too red - not too orange. The build quality is quite solid and doesn't feel cheap. I have had the chair for about a week now, and am happy with it. I just wish the arms could go lower and it had less tilt on the back so I wouldn't have to lean so back for the full support.

Unfortunately it is very uncomfortable, has pretty bad lumbar support where the plastic part digs into your back, and for me it has already started… Read more

tearing at the lumbar part as well after only 4 months of using it. Feels quite stiff and also quite plasticky, so much so that some parts of the chair are quite sharp and you could easily cut yourself on it.