Ergonomic Office Chair - High Back Desk Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Headrest & 3D Armrest - 130°Rocking Mesh Computer Chair

*** Fantastic Customer Service *** This is an often overlooked aspect of buying any product. It's not often things go wrong, but what really sets apart one company from another is how they respond when they do. In this instance, I am delighted that Ticova has managed to meet my expectations of good customer service. I have several companies that I refuse to buy from because of past poor experience when dealing with issue. One of them is a large UK retailer with the name of popular UK food. My issue was with a faulty left armrest. It was just a factory defect. These things happen. I got in touch, they asked for a video of the issue, and they offered to send out just the replacement left armrest. utterly avoiding the issue of having to dismantle the chair (which, if you've ever tried, is virtually impossible), having the send the whole unit back, and then reassemble the entire chair again. I've had issues with other items and manufacturers in the past asking me to return entire units just for a small piece that was broken. I always just return the item and go elsewhere when they lack common sense like that. So full marks to Ticova on that aspect. Customer Service is often overlooked, until you need it, and the difference between good customer service and poor one is overlooked by many. But trust me, you'll be glad of good customer service on the odd time that you do. My son needs a new chair, and Ticova is now top of my list for a replacement. Not just because the unit itself is good, but because I feel confident that if there is any issues, they will be resolved in a prompt and professional manner. ---------------- Now onto the chair itself ----------------- Recline : The recline function is top notch. Like seriously good. You can even lock it into several reclined positions. This is a feature that is missing from chairs that cost nearly a thousand pounds. (looking at you steel case). Whilst it's not on the level of Herman Millar, it's not far off. Amazing really when you think about it, because you can buy TEN of these chairs for the price of one HM!! Lumbar: The lumbar support is ok. I've never been a fan of Lumbar Support by any brand. So take that as a compliment. The lumbar support can be raised, and lowered, and can be made to be more pronounced or retracted depending on your desires. Me personally, I have it set as far as possible, because, as mentioned, I'm simply not a fan of them, from anyone. Backrest: The backrest is acceptable. There are a few improvements I'd like to see. But again, I'm holding this chair to standards such as the Herman Miller Embody, or the Haworth Fern, two chairs that are designed and manufactured to be kings in such regards. Such as contouring to the back itself. Being able to flex and bend. This backrest is a simple metal frame with a decent quality mesh. It's perfectly acceptable. And many high end chairs copy the same approach. It's wide enough to accommodate my broad shoulders. And I've not had any back pain from it. To be fair, it's perfectly acceptable for a chair. Seat Pad: The Seat Pad has a decent thickness to it, with a good bit of ply, not too firm, not too squishy. Keep in mind this is an ergonomic chair, so don't expect it to be like a sofa. All ergo chairs will be like this. I'm 195lb, and I've sat in this chair for over 8 hours and not had discomfort or had the chair bottom out in that time. Which isn't bad at all. Very good in fact. Some improvements could be the tear drop shape so that it bends and gives a little like a Steelcase Amia or Leap, but then they are renown for such features, and again cost ten times as much. It also would be nice if you move the seat pan forward and backwards to accommodate taller or smaller legs. But again, such features are only found on chairs costing over 700 pounds. If you're average sized, this chair seat pan is perfectly acceptable. Armrests: I wasn't expecting much from a chair at this price point. But I was extremely surprised just how good they are (not withstanding the manufacturing issue on the left arm rest). They offer a considerable amount of customisation. They are sturdy enough you can lift yourself up using your hands. And they won't move as you do so. Remarkable really. You can raise the armrests independently, I would like them to go lower than they do. I've had HumanScale chairs that can go so low you can play guitar on the chair. This is not of those chairs. If you play guitar, this is not a chair for you. But that is a niche thing to be honest. The pads of the armrest have a bit of give. Unbelievable at this price point. I've sat in more expensive chairs that have hard plastic pads that become uncomfortable, fast. To get an idea of how firm they are. Sit down, straighten your leg, tense your thigh, and push in with your thumb. It's around that level of firmness. They are wide enough I can put all four fingers of my hand within the boundaries of the pad. Which is great, because this means you can comfortably grip the pads with your hands at the front of the pads. With your thumb tucking nicely underneath. very comfortable. They are perfect in length for me. I can rest my entire forearm on them, with my hands dangling off the ends. You can also move them forwards and backwards quite a bit. I'd estimate about half my forearm either way. They also pivot about 15 degrees either way, giving you around 30 degrees of motion left and right. This at the same time as moving them forwards and backwards. Personally I keep them straight, but I do often use the forward and backwards movement depending on what activity Im doing. Such as leaning back with a controller, or sat upright typing. Not bad at all for this price, not bad at all. Headrest: Personally I despise headrests. And after bad experiences with them, I avoid them completely. Thankfully you can remove the headrest completely. I did briefly try the headrest. And I have to say, it's one of the best I've ever used. You can raise it and lower it, and it has a full range of motion. There is a noticeable bit of wobble that could be very much improved. I've experienced far worse in chairs costing many times more than this. Looking at you HumanScale!!! In fact, the headrest on this chair was that good, that I almost briefly believed I was going to keep it. It really is that good. This was very surprising on such a chair that offers such incredible value! If you're a big headrest fan, then this chair is for you. The reason I don't like headrests is simple. I like to switch between reclined and upright quite often. And there simply isn't a chair on the market that allows you to do this and keep the correct ergonomic posture to prevent neck problems. No matter the price. No matter who makes it. The amount of people I see using headrests incorrectly astonishes me. The correct way to use a head rest is not to rest the back of your head against it. But it's supposed to fit in the nape of your neck. And contour to the shape of your neck. This chair does this very well, I must say. But, and this is a big but, like every other chair on this planet, you have to change the pitch of the angle of the headrest, and the height if you recline. So that it performs the same way. And as someone who switches between upright and reclined, I found myself not doing so. (Because, lazy I suppose!). I found myself resting the back of my head either on the upright position, or the reclined position, depending on how I set it up. So I simply removed it completely. As I like to switch often. If you don't, then, sure, set it up correctly and leave it! It's actually one of the better ones. Seat height and Swivel: I would like the chair to go around an inch higher if possible. And the armrests to go down an inch lower. It's not a dealbreaker by any means. I'm just used to a chair that goes higher. This could be easily solved by lowering my desk instead. But I'm too lazy to do that. I use a footstool, and I like a high chair. What can I say. The swivel is fine. Build Quality: No creaks. No squeaks. No noise at all. It's a very well built chair. This was intended to be a stop gap chair. My usual office chair packed up after many years of service, just as my son was off to University. And I couldn't justify splurging on a Herman Millar or Steelcase when he didn't have pots and pans! So I bought this, thinking it will do for now, and can be simply put in the spare office when I've finished with it. But, to be honest, I actually like it. It looks far more expensive than it actually is. It's surprisingly comfy and well built. I've used chairs from well known brands costing several times more than this, that performed far worse. Conclusion: Admittedly, my expectations coming into this were quite low given the price. Even with all the glowing praise this chair had on the Internet. I just couldn't fathom how a chair so cheap could be any good at all. I was pleasantly surprised. This is a very good chair. In fact, this is a chair that belongs in the 500 pounds plus range. It's not a 1000+ chair by any means. But it's not far off. And it sure as anything beats any other chair in this price range. and above. The reviews were correct. This is a very good chair, and I recommend it to anyone, apart from those who require the features or have dealbreakers I've mentioned above. And with the outstanding customer service, that I also wasn't expecting at this price range, this is most certainly a recommended buy from me. If going about my business, and anyone asks me, I will point them at this chair. And I can safely say that it's better than a refurbished steel case or Herman miller (as refurbished chairs differ wildly in quality, you really are better off buying new with those!). Also those chairs will still cost you 4-5 times what this chair did. Recommended, easily.

If you’ve ever spent hours sitting at a desk, you know that comfort is key—and the Ticova Ergonomic Office Chair delivers just that. After weeks of searching for the perfect office chair, I’m happy to say I’ve found it (well, nearly). Let’s start with the lumbar support—this chair gets it. The adjustable feature is a game-changer! I can literally feel the difference in my lower back, and the customizable options let me tweak it to perfection. It’s like it was designed for my spine! Next, the 3D armrests are a pleasant surprise. You’d think armrests are just an afterthought, but these are actually thoughtful. I can adjust them in every direction to match my desk height and sitting posture, so no more awkward arm positioning that leaves me sore after a long day. The mesh material is breathable, and I honestly don’t feel as if I’m baking in the chair like I have with previous ones. Even during long work sessions, I’m cool and comfortable. Now, as for the small tweaks I think would make this chair perfect—the lumbar support could use a little more cushioning for long hours of sitting. And while the headrest is adjustable, it doesn’t lock in place, so sometimes it slips back. Nothing too frustrating, but it’s worth mentioning. For its price, though, this chair is an excellent investment for your back health. If you're looking for an affordable yet ergonomic option that will support you for hours on end, this chair is a fantastic choice. It offers great comfort and adjustability, all without breaking the bank. My back and wallet both approve! Overall, the Ticova Office Chair checks almost every box for comfort, adjustability, and support. It’s the closest I’ve come to finding a chair that’s designed for me—and my back loves it. Definitely recommend it for anyone who spends a lot of time at their desk! Sorry for the long review, but hopefully, it will help you make a choice!

I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase of the Ticova Ergonomic Office Chair! As someone who spends long hours at the desk, finding the perfect chair was crucial, and this chair has exceeded all my expectations. The adjustable lumbar support is a game-changer. It molds perfectly to my lower back, providing just the right amount of comfort and support, ultimately alleviating any discomfort I used to feel after hours of work. The headrest adds an extra touch of luxury, allowing me to lean back and relax during those well-deserved breaks. But what truly sets this chair apart is the 3D metal armrest feature. It's like the chair was custom-made for me! I can adjust the armrests to match the height of my desk, ensuring that my arms and wrists are in a comfortable position while I type away. No more awkward angles or strained wrists. And let's talk about the rocking feature – a little movement goes a long way in maintaining focus and preventing stiffness. I find myself more engaged in my tasks and surprisingly more energized throughout the day. The mesh design of the chair is not only aesthetically pleasing, but it also keeps me cool, even during those intense work sessions. I appreciate the thought that went into every detail of this chair's design. Assembly was a breeze too. The instructions were clear, and I had it set up within no time. Overall, the Ticova Ergonomic Office Chair has truly transformed my work experience. My productivity has increased, and I no longer dread sitting at my desk for extended periods. It's a fantastic investment in my health and well-being. I highly recommend this chair to anyone in need of an ergonomic and stylish office solution. Your body will thank you! Kudos to Ticova for creating such a remarkable product that combines comfort, style, and functionality in one. This chair has made me a loyal customer, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase!

Very excited to receive the chair yesterday. We installed the chair right away during lunchtime, which is limited to an hour and successfully completed without too much trouble, & with time to spare. (The wheels need to be pushed all the way in for proper installation even though it may seem installed after a slight push into the chair legs.) The adjustment of the chair (seat height, armrest height, headrest height, headrest angle, lumbar support height and depth) are relatively simple. The lumbar support height was a bit stiff at the beginning, probably because I push the wrong way. After I got the hang of it, it's also quite easy. The lumbar support is fantastic and really helps!! Due to my sciatic nerve pain issue, on top of the ergonomic features, the seat cushion is one of the critical features. After doing some research on mesh seating, padded mesh seating and cushioned seating, I decided to pay a little extra for the thick 3" seating. I would say the right choice was made. The seat is firm and comfortable. Very happy with the chair. In addition, want to mention the details in the armrest design also, which has a little dip & is made of a firm pad (not just hard plastic) where the arm can rest, which is very nice. The only improvement I can think of is if the armrest angle can be adjusted. While the contour design of the armrest is very comfortable, the angle changes when typing on the keyboard and the detailed contour no longer applies during these times. I thought this can be an easy fix by the designers and thought would mention it. This is definitely not gating when deciding on this chair. Overall, this is a very comfortable chair providing the ergonomic support needed.

Comfortable, easy to build, recline is nice and lumbar support feels great!

Miałem już wcześniejsze doświadczenia z tym fotelem, kupiłem go wcześniej z polecenia, dla mamy, jako kompromis pomiędzy fotelami gamingowymi, a biurowymi ergonomicznymi. Fotel ma płaskie, szerokie siedzenie, boczne płaskie, szeroko rozstawione regulowane podłokietniki, w regulacj jest niskie dla niskich i dość wysokie dla osób do na pewno 186 cm. A przede wszystkim jest wygodne.

La consiglio assolutamente! Comoda con molte regolazioni e durevole!

Ich hatte mir hierzu im Vorfeld mehrere Videorezensionen im Internet durchgeschaut (was ich jeden empfehlen kann, der keine Rückenschmerzen haben möchte) und bin dann schließlich hier gelandet. Der Aufbau war auch recht unkompliziert. (Bitte lest euch Anleitungen durch, bevor ihr was zusammenbaut.) Viele meiner vorherigen Gamingstühle haben entweder durch billiges Leder abgeblättert, oder sind einfach unbequem geworden nach einiger Zeit. Mal abgesehen, das "Gaming" Computerstühle eher schwachsinnig sind, wenn man nicht aufwärts der 500€ investiert. Dieser Stuhl hier lässt sich am unteren Rücken ziemlich gut einstellen und auch die Nackenlehne kann man gut neigen. Auf dem Stuhl ist auch genug Platz um im Schneidersitz zu sitzen (mach ich gerne), wenn man den möchte. Die Lehnen kann man in 3 Stufen hochstellen nach innen oder außen im 30° Grad Winkel verstellen und auch so 15cm vor und zurück bewegen. Staub sammelt sich gerne hinten an der Rückenlehne, aber mit einem Swiffer ist das schnell erledigt. Bin sehr zufrieden.