Ergohuman 2 Elite Mesh Legrest

This is certainly one of the most flexible chairs I've ever used, as far as ergonomic adaptability goes. Everything from the arms to the upper and lower back portions, to the headrest can be adjusted. The whole thing is majorly built from sturdy metal, and is highly modular so I have no doubt this can probably last a lifetime, and/or have individual parts be replaced as needed. That being said, there are some minor annoyances I have encountered. In the absolute upmost incline of the backrest, the chair has a small amount of tilt that can't be "locked into place", and so if you shuffle forwards or backwards a little, it's like it tries but fails to follow your body and is otherwise a bit annoying. The footrest addition is a nice touch, however it doesn't lock completely horizontally, and so always has a slight decline, and the lock on it has a lot of slack, so again at its most incline it kind of "bounces around" instead of snapping into place and not moving. The headrest being able to shift up or down, and tilt up or down is great, but I would really like if it could also move forwards or backwards to ensure it can always support heads of all shapes and sizes. The armrest swaying unfortunately does not lock, so after the first few weeks of ownership it becomes very likely to accidentally get knocked by yourself and you have to keep angling it back into place. One final thing to keep in mind is, since it's all metal, it's very easy to stub your toe during building (worked that out the hard way). The online bonus castors are quite nice, however since they aren't as wide as traditional plastic coasters (and the chair is heavy), they will "dig in" to soft surfaces. You WILL need a carpet protector or other hard surface covering if your floor is carpeted like mine, as otherwise the chair will leave depressions in your carpet and not wheel around easily. That's an easy fix of course, and not one that is necessarily the fault of the manufacturer, just something which is more obvious with heavier built chairs. All in all, it's a very comfortable, adaptable chair that I think will last an incredibly long time, and these other points are only minor gripes I included for the sake of transparency - but gripes that I think would otherwise be easy to address from a design perspective.

From the initial conversation to the final click of assembly, my journey with Ergohuman Australia has been nothing short of exemplary. Engaging with Robert pre-purchase was a revelation; his insightful advice and genuine interest in finding the perfect chair for my needs were instrumental. The Ergohuman 2 Elite, recommended by Robert, exceeded all expectations, marrying affordability with unparalleled quality.
Upon arrival, the chair's eco-friendly packaging was the first sign of Ergohuman's commitment to sustainability. The use of all cardboard materials, although I don't typically wave the environmental flag, was a thoughtful touch that did not go unnoticed. Assembling the chair was a breeze, with just six screws required – a true testament to its design ingenuity. Each component fit perfectly, reinforcing the exceptional build quality that Ergohuman is known for.

The chair itself is a marvel of engineering. Its heavy-duty chrome/steel frame not only adds an aesthetically pleasing element but also promises durability for long-term use. The design, alien and futuristic, offers an unparalleled seating experience, akin to floating in a gravity chair. Such meticulous attention to detail, from the inclusion of complimentary blade wheels to the ergonomic benefits, underscores Ergohuman's dedication to customer satisfaction.

Ergohuman Australia's communication throughout the process, from pre-sale inquiries to post-purchase follow-ups, was impeccable. Their transparency and efficiency made every step of the purchase seamless and reassuring. The value proposition of the Ergohuman 2 Elite, especially when compared to other high-priced ergonomic chairs, is remarkable. It stands as a beacon of quality and affordability, making my decision an easy one amidst a sea of options.

Massive thanks go to Robert and the entire Ergohuman Australia team for their outstanding service and commitment to excellence. The Ergohuman 2 Elite is not just a chair; it's a testament to what happens when quality meets innovation and customer care. This purchase wasn't merely a transaction but an investment in comfort and wellbeing, endorsed by the unwavering support of a company that truly stands apart.

Thank you, Ergohuman Australia, for elevating my workspace and wellbeing. Your shining example has made a lasting impression, one that I will gladly share with others considering their ergonomic needs.

Very pleased with the chair but needs three tweaks to be perfect.
1. The tension adjustment on the lumbar support doesn't do much. Needs to be able to reduced further for when you don't want that much support.
2. Headrest can only be adjusted up and down and angle. Needs to be able to be adjusted forward and back too to get it in the right spot.
3. Needs an additional lock position for the recline. It's either sitting bolt upright or reclined too far to be in the perfect typing position.

Having bought the first variant of ErgoHuman Elite Mesh Chair, I decided to buy two of the new v2. They're just as comfortable as the original.
PROS: So worth the money to invest in your own or your employee's long-term health and work capacity consistency. The cheaper options may look good but fall short by a country mile. (numb limbs and extremities)
CONS: The arms don't have a locking mechanism like the v1 with a button. So it does take some getting used to getting the arms to stay in height position.

Ergohuman 2 Elite Mesh Legrest