TOPSKY Mesh Computer Office Chair Ergonomic Design Chair Skeletal Back Synchronous Mechanism (Black_New)

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this chair a month ago and I have been using it since. I work a lot from home and needed a chair that would allow for long hours of use without too much discomfort. I weight 91Kg. I got some cheaper chairs but they end up squeaking and crackling after a couple of weeks and in a case... 3 days. Took a risk on this one. Comments were favorable and it looked strong. I am adding a video to show the chair mechanics working. I thought this might be useful for someone.The packing: Normal for a chair. Comes in a box. disassembled. It's not a high end TV. Found no problems with the packing.The instructions: They must be easy. I was able to assemble the chair in about 30 minutes alone. I got some help from the box itself. I used it as a holder while screwing the screws on the bottom of the chair. It would have been easier and quicker if I had some help from someone.The chair: Once assembled and I tried to lift it I thought - This is heavy. It looks strong. and it is. Steel is 3mm thick, welding well executed (by some welding robot maybe) but looks strong. The bottom metal seat assembly is heavy and it looks it can do the job very well.All the mechanisms work. height adjustment, back reclining spring tension adjustment and reclining hold position adjuster. All the knobs are strong and capable of surviving some less kind users. I mean... me.Seat is 95mm thick at the front and sides are 79mm thick. The foam is sturdy (not the fluffy stuff some chair have) and does not seem to have my bottom anatomic shape engraved. Its a good sign.The wheels are plastic/ABS and so far they work fine. Be very careful when seating and moving the chair without shoes. I rolled a wheel over my pinkie and I can confirm the wheels are very hard! I wonder if this was the most expensive nail clipper I ever got. If so, it lacks the finesse and precision of the cheaper ones. It took the all thing off in one go!The wheels are mounted on a steel chrome 5 spoke assembly. It's heavy and it feels sturdy, heavy duty.The back rest can recline and the tension of the spring that opposes the reclining movement can be adjusted. Also you can lock the back in a position pushing the handle on the left downwards. Pull it upwards and it releases the back to default position.The backrest is comfortable. Love the mesh tension. The design is anatomic. It works well for me. The chair has a lumbar adjustment where you can turn the knob on the back of the backrest and it adjusts the lumbar support to the front or back against the mesh. The part it self can be positioned higher or lower. Look at the pictures I posted.The headrest could have some improvement. It works fine. But if it had a knob to tight it in a user selected position with be a plus.The use:So far, no problems. Been used for a month almost every day for hours. Sometimes I don't sit. I just drop on the chair. Not like I jump. But it's taking it without a squeak.I added a video. Apologies because at the end I had the phone upside down but the majority is ok.

There is no denying that this is one of the best looking mesh chairs on the market, with its modern looks it really is a feature to any desk. If you are looking for a comfortable, adjustable and affordable computer chair then this certainly has to be high up the list.- Comfort -To sit on this chair has some firmness but the seat is a good size and is comfortable even for long periods. The lumbar support on the back gives you good support and makes sure your posture is protected. The headrest is very adjustable and makes sure your head is cradled so you aren't leaning or straining providing you with a healthy seating position. This chair is not for people who like to slouch, although this reclines it is not comfortable to slouch back as the lumbar digs in to an extent. As I like to slouch sometimes this became slightly irritating but I have got used to a good upright position now which will be beneficial for my back and posture in the long run.- Ergonomics -There is nothing worse than sitting in an uncomfortable chair for long periods, maybe when your arm is aching because you are too low, or having a sore back because you aren't supported and even having nowhere to rest your head. Having the option to tailor the position to your needs is a must have, this gives you so many options depending on your setup and also makes sure your body is protected and cared for.(Chair )The gas lift has a good range and lifts you to the highest of desks and the reclining function has a good range allowing you to lean back and relax a little.(Arms)The arms move up and down and pivot on an angle left and right making sure your arms have something to lay on while holding a mouse and typing on a keyboard.(Headrest)The headrest moves up and down and pivots giving you a number of positions for you to lay back. Previously I have suffered with a sore neck, back and shoulders but having the rounded headrest to cradle the back of my neck and align my spine I found this very fitting.(Lumbar)The lumbar support is very easy to adjust with just a spin of the wheel the lumbar moves the cushion further into your back relieving any pain and arching your lower back as it applies a degree of pressure.- Build Quality -This was very easy to put together although the instructions are slightly confusing and could be laid out better. The mesh used on the chair its self isn't that thick but does definitely feel high quality and durable. One of the reservations I had with mesh was that it could rip or thread but this feels like it will stand the test of time. The foam used for the seat is firm but has become more pleasant to sit on after a few weeks of use. This foam has some resilience and feels like it will not go flat or degrade over time. Apart from the mesh and the chrome base this chair is mainly plastic. The plastic used feels very heavy duty and solid but the fixings do lack some finesse and I found some unevenness when putting together. The base and wheels feel solid and high quality and even move around with ease when placed on my carpet. Overall the build quality is very good although lacking some finishing touches, but for the price you cant complain.I would recommend this chair to anybody who suffers from aches and pains or anyone who needs to sit at a desk for long peroids whether for work or play. There are comfier chairs on the market that you can slouch on, but what is more important is looking after your posture and having a healthy position especially for long sessions. Suffering from an aching back while trying to relax or get work done can be the worst, so making sure you are supported goes a long way to give your body the assistance it needs.

The only way to use the back is by leaning backward, which is bad for posture. When sitting up straight my upper back doesn't touch the chair, let alone the headrest (which is a shame because it's a great headrest otherwise). It was also a nightmare to disassemble for returning (I literally got an injury on my face!) and I had to pay the return shipping out of pocket and await reimbursement from amazon. I went with the SLYPNOS instead.

The media could not be loaded.  Bought two of these a month ago, easy to assemble and very comfortable thanks to to multiple adjustments of lumbar and headrest. So far no complaints!