Eurotech Seating Ergo Elite High Back Chair, Black

Complete support. Well made. Wheels, smooth and quiet on hard floor. Assembled in 10 minutes...box to desk. Will definitely purchase several more of these chairs.

After having this chair for a year, its held up well and done its job well! very easy to put together but since parts were heavy, would've been easier with a 2nd person. only issues i had was when first breaking in the chair, the shock would pop every time you sit down in it but that went away soon after. Great chair that helps support my back and keeps me cool after sitting long hours.

I bought this thing in 2018 for several hundred dollars. When it first arrived, I was missing a bolt, so I had to send the entire thing back just to get the bolt I needed. Missing an essential part should've been more than enough for me to just send it back and skip this, but I guess I'm not always the brightest and thought for the price it had to be quality. The thing is certainly heavy enough to make you think it has to be sturdy. A couple of years into owning it, one of the bolts on one of the arms snaps. I could stand to lose a few pounds, but I'm not that heavy and I wasn't rough with the thing. I weigh about 200lbs and have for forever now. I easy out the bolt and manage to find one of about the right proportions to get it to keep the arm on. It's not easy because of how the hole is designed, which doesn't allow a socket, but where there's a will there's a way. Fast forward to a couple of weeks ago, and the entire back falls off. Every one of the 4 bolts holding it on snaps. I know I don't have 4 more of these things lying around, and it's such a pain to drill into these things so I can get them out. I'm way disappointed with this. This was not a cheap chair. The chair I used before this I think was less than $200 and it's still fine even with much heavier use.

I was having back issues and this chair is a major improvement over the one I had. It offers good support to my back and is sufficiently adjustable that both myself at 5'10" and my wife at 5'4" can use it if we want. I really like the single handle adjustment system. I did replace the castors with roller blade type ones but I was very impressed with the wheals that came with the chair. They were large and smooth but I had the others on my old chair so I swapped them anyway. I like it better than an older Herman Miller chair (we got it used and I think it was the wrong size) we had and same AMQ ones I've tried. I like the mesh and find it comfortable. I do wish the head rest came up higher. I recommend this chair and would buy it again.

I've sat in a lot of chairs. This one is as feature packed as a fully loaded Herman Miller Aeron but half the price. Conversely, it is twice the price of a Staples Hyken or Ikea Markus, but I believe that with the Aeron as it's contemporary it is a better, if not the best, value. Once assembled it may take some dialing-in to get the ergonomics just right for you but once you've found it it's a lovely feeling. The mesh is firm, but forgiving enough to feel floaty which is something I absolutely adore. Keep in mind, this is a different model from the Eurotech ErgoHuman. The Ergo Elite is slightly smaller in seat width and depth, has different control mechanisms, additional armrest width control, and a slightly different design. If you are over 6' or over 190lbs, you probably want to consider the ErgoHuman instead of the Ergo Elite. If you're a smaller person, I highly recommend this one. My one small gripe is that the armrest controls do not lock, so if you grip firmly onto the armrests and lift yourself out of the seat the armrests may move. A small gripe because everything else about this chair is really, really good. Back and neck support is great. The soft rolling casters are also very gentle on my bamboo floor. It might not be the most stylish chair in the world, but I'll take this over a non-supportive gaming chair like Secret Lab or the outrageously priced Aeron any day of the week.