- Is this chair good for all-day sitting?
- It is better suited to a few hours at a time. The mesh back and lumbar support help, but the thin seat padding and lack of headrest make long days less comfortable than a premium ergonomic chair.
- Does it have adjustable lumbar support?
- Yes. The lumbar pad adjusts to sit against your lower back, which is unusual at this level of chair.
- Do the armrests adjust in height?
- No. The armrests flip up out of the way but do not move up or down, so they fit some desk heights better than others.
- Will it fit under a standard desk?
- Yes. The mid-back shape and flip-up armrests let it tuck under most desks, and the seat height adjusts for different users.
- Does it recline or rock?
- The backrest tilts, but the chair does not rock. Recline is limited compared with full ergonomic chairs.
- What do I need to assemble it?
- The chair ships unassembled with the usual tools and hardware. Most owners report a straightforward build of a few steps.
- Where is the Emma + Oliver Mid-Back Mesh Adjustable Ergonomic cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $96.10, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Emma + Oliver Mid-Back Mesh Adjustable Ergonomic?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Lowe's.