NouhausPosture Ergonomic PU Leather Office Chair. Click5 Lumbar Support with FlipAdjust Armrests. Modern Executive Chair and Computer Desk Chair (White)

Very comfortable

I like cozy and cute. My workplace actually got me this chair a few months ago. My back gets sore working at a desk all day. The bigger deal is my bottom. I’m 28, so it shouldn’t be a problem, but it was for about a year. Since this chair, I have had no issues in that department. I bought this specific purchase for at home because I loved it so much. (So now I have 1 at work and 1 at home). I have a black chair at work and the beige/tan one at home. I’m 5”1’ and absolutely love this chair! It has controls that allow you to rock (or not) and my feet can reach the ground when lowered (this is actually such a big deal for me). Overall, I absolutely love this chair. And it’s not bulky, so I don’t feel like it takes up a bunch of space. Assembly wasn’t bad. You can probably do it by yourself, but it’s much easier with light assistance. Very sturdy/durable. I have no wear and tear and I’ve had this for months now.

This chair is good for its value. The seat cushion can be adjusted from hard to soft which is nice. The lumbar support is kind of a joke. It’s like a trap door that opens one “click” at a time. It just pushes you forward without any lumbar support whatsoever. However, the first setting is very comfortable for me, so it ended up working great. The wheels move effortlessly on carpet (mine is thick too), and the arms go up easily to slide the seat under your desk for more room when you’re done. Fake leather, but it looks and feels great. Definitely a comfortable chair. Step 4 in the directions is terrible. Putting the first bolt in the bottom of the back-support and arm rest, it has you doing it with the chair upright and it is impossible!!!! Instead, lay the entire chair on its side and put the screw in from the top. Other than that, it was simple.

It's actually really great and beautiful. I got the tan / taupe color and I'm really pleased with it. Very comfortable and professional looking. I'm an executive and it looks great in my space. It's also more comfortable than I expected and I have a bad back. My previous chair was pretty, but it was killing my back. Ordered this and could not be happier. Such a relief. I recommend this chair! Also, I'm about 5'10 and it fits me nicely. It's not one of those small office chairs -- it's a nice full size.

Beautiful comfortable easy to put together chair! Love the white color! Rolls smoothly and the leather arms are so soft and supportive.

Easy to put together - did it alone in about 15 minutes. I'm f/31/230lb/5'5". The chair is comfortable but my feel barely rest on the ground so if you are shorter i can see how this would be uncomfortable. The silver finish looks tacky and it definitely does NOT have lumbar support. the 5 ticks to add lumbar support just push on your tail bone/low back and make it impossible to sit in the chair. I will likely look into another chair and return this one. very disappointed at the price point of this and the false advertising.5/30/2025 update. The chair squeaks and no longer reclines. Total waste of money. DO NOT BUY

Considering the combination of design, comfort, and ergonomic features, the Nouhaus +Posture Ergonomic PU Leather Office Chair offers great value for its price. It’s an investment in health and productivity, making it well worth the cost.Pros:Sleek, modern designExcellent ergonomic supportHighly adjustable featuresDurable and high-quality buildComfortable for long hours of useEasy to assembleCons:The PU leather may not appeal to those who prefer genuine leatherThe chair is relatively large, which may not be suitable for very small spacesIn conclusion, the Nouhaus +Posture Ergonomic PU Leather Office Chair is a fantastic choice for anyone seeking a blend of style, comfort, and ergonomic support. It’s a well-designed, durable chair that can greatly enhance your work environment. Highly recommended!

After looking at a lot of office chair options on Amazon, I ultimately chose this option because it looked sturdy and I liked the taupe color selection. I bought two, one for my husband, who is 6' tall, and one for me. I'm 5'6".The chair is very well-packed and each piece is wrapped individually in paper. The hardware is very well-marked with a separate compartment for each step of the assembly process. The assembly instructions are easy to follow, and all the parts fit together smoothly. Assembly is easier with two people, as holding the back in place to insert the screws on each side would be tricky, but not impossible, with one person. I would rate the ease of assembly as an "A."The chair is indeed very sturdy and rolls well on the casters. It has an adjustment for seat height and another knob for tension on the back incline.However, I would definitely not describe this chair as ergonomic, as it lacks the capability to adjust key parts of the chair to fit an individual's requirements. The arms are not "adjustable." They are at a fixed height, but they can pivot backward if you want to get them out of the way. Adjustable to me means that you can move them up and down to suit a person's arm height, which this chair doesn't do. That was disappointing, as the arms are about 1.5 - 2" inches too high for me to comfortably rest my arms on them while typing.The seat height at the lowest position allows me to rest my feet flat on the floor and have my legs and torso at a 90 degree angle, which is the correct sitting position. I am 5'6", so anyone shorter than me will likely find the seat too high and may need to compensate with a footrest to support their legs. My sister is 5'1", and her feet would not touch the floor in this chair's lowest position.The seat depth (from the back to the front of the seat) is not adjustable and runs quite short. For my 5'6" height, the seat depth is 1.5 - 2" too short, which feels odd compared to my prior ergonomic chair, where the seat could be adjusted to support my legs all the way to the bend in my knee. I will probably get used to the short seat depth, but I'm not sure my husband will. At his 6" height, the seat depth is 2 - 3" too short.The "lumbar support" is a panel in the seat back that pivots out from the top of the panel. I agree with other reviewers who have pointed out that describing this as a "lumbar support" is not very accurate since the bottom of the panel is below the lumbar area. That was very disappointing, since I bought this chair specifically to get better lumbar support than my prior chair offered. The clear problem with this pivoting panel coupled with the short seat depth is that extending the panel at all makes the seat depth even shorter. The panel extends out into the seat area of the chair and makes you feel as though you're sitting on the edge of the chair - because you are. If the chair height was adjustable down more, it's possible that a very short person could use the panel in a slightly extended position. However, given that the height of the chair fits me in the lowest position and I'm 5'6", I think the extending panel would be nearly useless to most people unless you habitually sit on the edge of your chair.To sum up, at my 5'6" height, the arms of the chair are too high and not adjustable; the depth of the chair is too short and not adjustable; the height of the chair in the lowest position fits correctly; the adjustable "lumbar support" panel is useless as it will interfere with the already short seat depth; the "headrest" padded area at the top hits me between my shoulder blades and the base of my neck. I can lean my head back and it will be supported by the very top of the chair. My husband is too tall to do that.The chairs had a coupon that made them about $275 each, so we're keeping them as they weren't a huge investment, and they will suffice for a couple of years. However, I would not buy this model again, given its limited adjustability and the mismatch between arm height, chair height, and seat depth.