Hbada X7 Smart Ergonomic Chair, Office Chair, with Fully Automated Lumbar Tracking, 4D Adjustable Headrest, 720° Adjustable Armrests, Ventilated Seat Cushion, Swivel, Grey

I’ve been using the Hbada X7 Smart Ergonomic Chair for quite some time now, and it has truly become my workday companion during long hours at my desk. The automated lumbar tracking is my favorite feature—it continuously adapts to my sitting posture and movements, providing consistent and reliable lower-back support without the need for manual adjustment. The heating function is another big plus, especially during the winter months. It gently warms the lumbar area, helping to relax my lower back and improve overall comfort. The footrest is also very well designed, allowing my entire body to be supported when I recline and take a short nap or break. Overall, the Hbada X7 successfully combines smart technology, comfort, and high-quality design, making it an excellent choice for users who spend long hours sitting and need dependable ergonomic support.

I've used a great many office-type chairs, and you can generally tell whether the overall quality of the materials and manufacturing are cheap, good, or excellent. While it's mostly made out of plastic, this is seriously solid and heavy-duty plastic that should wear very well. I'd rate the quality as excellent except for one odd design choice. Most commonly, the "spider" base that holds the wheels and central hydraulic piston to raise and lower the chair, is one single metal piece. Occasionally, the five arms are separate from the hub and you bolt them together. In this case, though, the base is heavy-duty plastic in three pieces - one consisting of the hub plus 3 legs, and then, the other two legs individually. You insert these legs into a socket that snaps in. While the plastic is indeed very thick and sturdy, I just am reluctant to trust a spring-loaded plastic snap to hold up the weight of a person sitting on it. I mean, it worked fine when I tested it, but under daily use, I dunno... :-/ Aside from this, the rest of the chair is well made and easy to put together. The arms can be folded up to the side when not in use, and, there's a lumbar support that can be raised and lowered. There is no headrest, so if you need a higher-backed chair, you'll need to choose something else. But if you like your head and hair to be free, this chair's back ends at about your neck. The back is open mesh for ventilation; the seat and armrests are padded fabric. The manual is very thick because it has so many languages, but, the print is tiny, as are the photos - not line-drawings, but color photos, that are very hard to see because they're so small. It was no problem for me as I've assembled so many of these and this one was basically the same as all the others, but if you're unfamiliar and really need the instructions you might get frustrated. In short - this seems to be generally a fine chair and is quite comfortable, but I'd suggest using it only for someone on the lighter side, like a lady. Also, I feel like it's a little overpriced given the questionable structural choices and design limitations, so shop around. But if this fits what you are looking for, I don't think you'll be unhappy with it.

Just an amazing chair from an amazing company very comfortable and easy to use for all day work perfect buy for office or home office BEST chair

Searched long and hard for an office chair……. Unfortunately this one is not worth the money!! Overengineered and not in a good way. Especially the arms!! They tried to make them way too customizable and I can’t ever get the arms to sit even without moving around. It is incredibly infuriating. Don’t buy this chair, you will basically be throwing away $1k.

Easy to put together. Excellent build quality. Versatile

Anyone who has lower back pain would love this chair - it's so adjustable and massages as well. Go ahead - hit the "order" button - your back will thank you!

This isn't my favorite chair but it works for the price. There is a lot to like about it and it's pretty comfortable but I did run into a few issues. While most of the material is soft and comfortable, the sides on the back will contact my arms is a bit abrasive and feels uncomfortable. The headrest can be adjusted to fit me at 6 feet. It doesn't have anything that locks it in place and can be completely pulled off when adjusting it. Lumbar is adjustable but cannot be locked in place. This means it'll constantly move around and has been frustrating. It would be great if it could be locked in place. Instead, I typically ignore it and let it stay in the bottom position. This makes it mostly useless for me. What I liked about it: Nice quality and mostly comfortable. What I didn't like: Some materials are a bit uncomfortable due to design. Lumbar slides out of place. Overall, I recommend this office chair.

Very pricey but worth it for my back. It’s comfortable and I can sit long periods of time without back ache.