ORKA Pro Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support

This chair is comfortable and definitely stylish. . Also wasn't too bad to put together. Took about 40 minutes. That's with phone ringing at work... So probably 30. Definitely recommend

Bought foe my husband's office. Hes picky. So when he said he really liked the feel of it, I knew it was a keeper

For the money, this is a well built chair with a lot of great features. Husband put it together in about 30 minutes and had no issues. Instructions are well done. Tools came with it. Packaging was amazing. Very comfortable chair for my husband who is 6'3" and 320lbs. He loves the adjustable headrest. Cool and comfortable to use. Adjustable arm rests slide forward and back, side to side and flip up out of the way. No problem with the lumbar support. Fit and finish is great.

Great chair the higher end ones go for like 800 its not really a difference i got mine for 500 and brought my friends wife o e for 500 great price easy to put together

It was delivered earlier than expected. Easy to put together, took me maybe 30 minutes. Then shipped extra screws just in case you lost one. Chair is very comfortable and exceeded my expectations. I think this purchase was well worth the price.. highly recommend

I absolutely love this chair. I had a big bulk leather chair that I couldn't stand. I was constantly getting hot and could never get comfortable in it. I saw this chair come up as a suggestion and I am glad I got it. It is very supportive not matter if I am sitting up or reclined back. I would say it is pretty easy to put together and instructions are very thorough. I highly recommend.

I'm 6' 1" and I find this chair comfortable and sturdy. It's also well made for the price point.Some of the instructions are a tiny bit confusing and missing some correct labeling, but it's a chair, you'll figure it out. I think it took about 30 minutes to put together. They also give you a decent Allen wrench.I do have to point out the packaging. This is the absolute best packaging that I've ever had disassembled furniture come in. All the pieces were in their own individual bags, padded with foil lining on the outside. It's crazy to say, but I was surprised and impressed when I opened the box.

I have SEVERE neck, upper and lower back issues yet am working to rebuild a business which is requiring a lengthy amount of time at the computer. Standard chairs (even with high backs and neck support) just don't help and I didn't have $800. for a higher-end model, but I also know that you often get what you pay for if you go too cheap (and I can't afford that either.)This chair is the perfect middle ground. Paid less than $500. but it has all the features I was looking for loke low-pressure mesh design, adjustable height (not just up/down) arm rests. Independent neck and lumbar supports that aren't just some pads at the back of a chair but at a non-adjustable seat depth. These 2 supports adjustment and move forward and backward enough to satisfy my severe back and neck curvature as well as up + down to position for correct head height and height of lumbar support (sometimes I need the contact point at nearer to my lower thoracic than my lower lumbar.)Even more pleasant was that it is very easy to assemble with good clear diagram instructions (screws and small parts are itemized and separated by step # and the diagrams are so clear that you don't need to worry about language.)And it is STURDY, which is another which is another area of concern for me, being "heavier" and with a knee replacement.Overall I am EXTREMELY satisfied with this chair and I highly recommemd it, especially for it's quality, features and price range.

It was easy to assemble, and is a comfortable upgrade from my current chair.The headrest, back support and tilt are all great. I assembled the chair and relaxed in the chair and now I just want to buy a foot rest, and chill in the chair.The wheel base is strong enough that I am not worried at all about falling/flipping out if the chair if I give my full weight resting leaning back. No stability issues with the arms, head rest or back support.I agree with others that the seat is almost too small. I am a 5'11 250 with a 38" going 40" waist guy. If my hips were any wider, I do not think I would find the chair comfortable.The arm rests also only go so high, and I wish I could get them a bit higher. Taller folk beware.The mesh isn't too scratchy, which I've had problems with in the past. Pet owners beware, it catches the loose pet fur on your clothes, so in the future I may find that vexing.But for me, the chair does it's job, and I'm happy with the purchase.

Easy to assymble. Manufacturer provided good, clear instructions with the product. Now to the comfort factor. First off I've had back problems for years ever since I was on Instructor Duty at the EW school in Pensacola, Fl. In just the few days I've owned this chair my back has shown tremdous improvment. The lumbar support takes a little getting used to but once you have it adjusted correctly the chair is very comfortable. It actually forces you to sit with better posture. Would I buy it again? Definitely. Do I recommend it to others? Definitely. This is great chair and I feel lucky to have caught it on sale. Once again, highly recommended.

The assembly of this chair was very smooth. Lots of guides and detailed instructions. Everything clicked into place and made the assembly super fast. Took me only about 20 mins to assemble. Lots of extra parts, and everything felt intuitive. I can tell the designers put a lot of thought behind the assembly process.Overall, the chair is super comfortable, stable, and highly adjustable. Amazing product!

This is my first week sitting in the chair. I placed a cushion or a soft towel on the seat for additional comfort. I put it together on my own. The instructions were spot-on! All the parts were labeled and easy to use or manipulate! This style of chair is for a tall person and has a 400 pound limit I think! I am not that tall and I have the chair lowered all of the way down(5' 7"). The arm rest move from left to right also. Not a bad chair for 'chair exercises'. Worth the price. The chair arrived in 5 days instead of two weeks!

If you’re hunting for a budget-friendly ergonomic chair that punches above its weight, this one is a contender - and here’s how it stacks up from my real-world use.Setup & AssemblyFrom box to “ready to sit” took me under 30 minutes. The parts were all neatly packed and labeled, and the instructions were clear and straightforward.The metal base, gas piston, mesh back, and seat all snapped or bolted together with minimal fuss.I appreciated that the screws, tools, and hardware were all included (no scrambling around for extra pieces).No weird alignments or obscure steps, if you’ve built anything with a few bolts before, this is no sweat took me around 30ish minutes to build this with no issue.In short: the builder experience felt nearly too simple, which is a nice surprise at this price point.Comfort & SupportLower Back / LumbarThis is where the chair really shines for me. The adjustable lumbar support lets you micro-tune its position, and for my lower back, it sits in the sweet spot. After hours of use, I noticed less fatigue and stiffness compared to previous chairs I’ve owned. It doesn’t feel overly rigid, but it gives enough support that my spine doesn’t feel “hanging” into the mesh.Seat & Leg SupportThe seat is generous and breathable (mesh everywhere, so no heat buildup). As for leg support - surprisingly good for a mesh chair. It doesn’t have a built-in extendable footrest, but the front edge is firm enough that it doesn’t slump away from your thighs, so there’s no “digging in” or pressure points. I often lean forward or shift positions, and the edge still holds up nicely.Adjustability & ErgonomicsYou get a lot: tilt/lock positions, 4D flip-up armrests, adjustable headrest, and height adjustment via gas piston. Everything moves smoothly. My only wish is that the gas lift had a slightly wider range downward - sometimes I’d like my seat just a bit lower than it goes now.Things to Watch / Minor QuibblesPiston range: Like I mentioned, it’s decent—but a tad limited downward. If you’re quite short or have a low desk, you might wish for more drop.Long-term durability: The entire chair is mesh (seat, back, etc.). It feels high quality now, but mesh material is susceptible to sagging or loosening over time, so I’ll be keeping an eye on it.Optional extras lacking: No built-in footrest or ultra-thick padding. But at this price, that’s expected.Value PropositionI looked around at similar ergonomic chairs on major retailers, and many similar models easily cross the $300+ threshold. For what you’re getting here,adjustability, breathable mesh, decent lumbar, sturdy build, I feel this is a steal. I’ve had more expensive chairs that don’t deliver as solid a lower back experience.If this holds up over a year or two without sagging or major loosening, I’ll be calling it one of my best chair buys ever.Final VerdictThis is one of the better office chairs I’ve used - especially for the price. It’s easy to assemble, delivers good lower back comfort, and offers solid leg support. It looks great doesn’t, doesnt feel cheap at all, and seems to be punching far above its price range for everything you get. The only real “wish” I have is that the piston could dip a little lower. If long-term durability holds (given the all-mesh build), I think this will be a smart, cost-effective pick for anyone wanting ergonomics without the premium price tag.