Office Chair - Ergonomic Desk Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Mesh Computer Chair, Executive Chairs for Home Office Comfortable Lumbar Support (Black)Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

After weeks of lower back pain and mid-meeting fidgeting, I finally upgraded to the Tralt Home Office Chair, and it’s safe to say: this chair is now the MVP of my workspace.Design:Clean, modern, and minimalistic—this chair looks as good on a Zoom call as it feels in person. The mesh back and sleek frame give it a professional vibe without making my home office feel like a cubicle farm.Durability:Built like a tank, but way more comfortable. The materials feel premium and solid—no creaky armrests or wobbly hydraulics after hours of use. It rolls smoothly, holds up well to daily wear, and still looks brand new after a month of all-day sitting.Lockability:The recline and tilt-lock options are game-changers. I can lean back just enough for brainstorming mode and lock it upright when I’m in focus-mode. The mechanism is responsive and doesn’t feel flimsy, which gives me confidence I’m not going to suddenly snap backward.Lumbar Support:This is where the chair really shines. The built-in lumbar adjustment is subtle but effective—it hits the right spot on the lower back without feeling intrusive or stiff. Long sessions at the desk don’t leave me aching anymore.Comfort:10/10. The seat cushion has the right balance of firmness and give, and the armrests are wide and supportive. I’ve easily done 8+ hour days in this without the usual discomfort or “standing just to survive.”Bottom Line:If you’re serious about your work-from-home setup, the Tralt chair delivers where it counts—comfort, support, function, and looks. It’s not just a chair; it’s a well-engineered partner for productivity.

I recently purchased this office chair, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. From the moment it arrived, I was impressed by the quality of the materials and the thoughtful design. Assembly was surprisingly straightforward, with clear instructions that had me set up and ready to go in no time.What truly stands out about this chair is its comfort. The cushioning is supportive without being overly firm, and I've noticed a significant reduction in the aches and stiffness I used to experience after long hours at my desk. The lumbar support is excellent, and the ability to adjust various features like armrest height, seat tilt, and recline angle allows for a truly customized seating experience.The chair feels incredibly sturdy and well-built, giving me confidence that it will stand up to daily use for years to come. The smooth-rolling casters make it easy to move around my workspace, and the overall aesthetic is sleek and professional, blending seamlessly with my office decor.If you're looking for an office chair that prioritizes both comfort and durability, I wholeheartedly recommend this one. It's a fantastic investment in your well-being and productivity.

My husband and I both work from home. He has been complaining of his back hurting all the time and I know how he feels because I have the same chair!Well, I thought I better look into a new chair for him because he also has RA and gets stiff from sitting.After doing my research, and I did a LOT of research.... I came across this chair!My husband put together easy enough and it not only looks great, it feels AMAZING!!!His back pain is gone so I hope this chair lasts a long time.It's sturdy and Material seems of good quality.I would recommend and now hopefully some day soon I too can get one for myself!!!

Purchased in early May 2025. There was some sort of day-long flash sale. I’m not too up-to-date on Amazon specials, but I’d been waiting to purchase a chair, and this became my best opportunity. I haven’t had a new desk chair in years, and having just started an online education program with lots of studying ahead, it seemed like a good time. As I write this, I’ve only had it for a little more than a month, so how it holds up over time is unknown. I am a big guy, so we’ll see bow durable it is. I’d give the chair a rating of maybe a 4.5, but I don’t see anything but round values for rating, so I gave it a four. If it is easy to clean and durable after a year, that would be a five instead of a four. There’s not yet a reason to downgrade it. It’s just early in its life.It was easy to assemble. Parts were all included with tools. It even had a few extra bolts, etc., to make sure it had ample supplies. Took 30 minutes probably at the most to assemble.I wanted a task chair rather than an executive chair as I like to sit upright at my desk. It has adjustable lumbar support, which I haven’t adjusted. Because of the sale, the ‘pink’ one was the cheapest. Price matters to me, and the chair is in my home, so if color saves me money, that’s workable. It has a white frame and the fabric is more of a peach color to my eye than straight pink. At the least, it’s not a loud pink. Because of the light color, it appears the arms may show dirt fairly quickly.A couple of things I shopped for specifically in a task chair. First was a back that has a tension adjustment allowing the chair to ‘rock.’ The adjustable tension is nice. The second thing is arms that raise up and out of the way. I play guitar, so sitting in an armchair can be inconvenient for me and/or damaging to my guitars. The arms can be lifted up and entirely out of the way when needed. There is a downside to this. That means that structurally, the arms are attached to the chairback rather than the bottom, so a big guy like me has to be careful in using the arms as leverage to adjust in my seat, or to get up out of the chair.In summary, I found a chair that, even at regular price, is still a good value. It is comfortable for extended periods of sitting, and it has two features not found on all task chairs: tension adjustment for the chairback and arms that can be used, or lifted out of the way.