Hbada Office Chair Desk Chair Flip-up Armrest Ergonomic Task Chair Compact 120° Locking 360° Rotation Seat Surface Lift Reinforced Nylon Resin Base, Black

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Even better, given its smaller than normal size, it’s a great space saving option, easy to store under any desk when not in use and its relatively small footprint makes it ideal for people who are short on space. If none of the company’s more robust and expensive models are a good fit for you, then this is definitely one to consider. It’s also a great choice for youngsters, or to use as an “extra” chair if you need a spare seat that won’t get used quite as often as your main, go-to office chair. Pros and Cons of the Hbada Office Chairs

The company’s recliner offers the best features from both of the other two, and falls somewhere in the middle, straddling the line between the average sized and big and tall market, ideal for those who are looking for a good office chair that can also serve as a recliner if and as needs be. The only other quibble we have with the design is the seat. While the molded seat design is good and certainly provides some ergonomic benefit, we’d have preferred to see a waterfall edge style seat on this model. It’s a minor thing and not likely to be a deal breaker for anyone, but in our view, it would be a better fit with the chair’s overall design and provide even better ergonomic support. There’s a lot to like about the full line of Hbada Chairs, but as we mentioned earlier, the office furniture they sell is largely self-selecting. You either like the aesthetic, or you don’t. You either want a mesh office chair, or you don’t. A kinetic tilt mechanism – the angle of recline varies from one model to the next, but across the brand, you’ll find Hbada chairs reclining from 90 to 120 degrees, and in some cases, up to 150 degrees or more. 120-135 degrees is the industry average range, so the fact that some models exceed this is definitely a nod in the brand’s favor.Is it time to replace your current office chair? Are you on a bit of a budget and looking for something a little off the beaten path? Something that’s got a slightly different and unique look to it? The combination of the very comfortable headrest and the generous maximum recline angle makes this an excellent impromptu office recliner – again if you’re willing to spend a bit of time engineering your own ottoman. Hbada is quite well-known in Europe, but they have a minimal footprint in the United States. This gives many US residents the impression that they’re a small, weak brand with little heft. That’s inaccurate. Broadly speaking companies in the office furniture space tend to take one of two basic approaches to the products they sell: They’ll either offer tons and tons of models – each only slightly different and often of wildly varying quality, or they’ll offer a few well-designed products and periodically tweak and improve them. About the only thing we don’t like about this model are the armrests. Opinions and tastes will vary, of course, but in our view, the arms are shorter than we’d prefer. Worse, they’re upholstered in PU. While there’s a moderate amount of padding underneath, if you’re in the habit of making heavy use of your office chair armrests, then this model will be great for light to moderate use but will become increasingly less attractive to you if you need something for heavy daily use.

verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ As you can see, though, this chair is not really suitable for big and tall folk. While the seat height adjustment range does extend part of the way into that territory, the maximum supported weight makes it only marginally useful to that segment of the market and the narrow seat width makes it pretty much a non-starter. Granted, it would be even better if the model already came with an ottoman or footrest, but if that’s what you’re looking for in particular, Hbada makes another model better suited to your needs. Even so, this is a versatile, well-built chair. If you’re a fan of both, then the furniture the company makes deserves a spot on your short list for consideration. If you’re not, then it doesn’t matter that they make good products, you’re overwhelmingly likely to give them a pass. Common Features Not only does the chair have several additional pieces that most other office chairs don’t come with, again, the base is light gauge steel, so wrestling everything into place by yourself can be a bit of a headache.While the built-in footrest isn’t as well-padded as the seat, it doesn’t need to be as your feet don’t exert nearly as much pressure on that part of the chair as the rest of you. Plus, the overwhelming majority of people buying this chair will only be using the footrest a tiny portion of the total time the chair is in use. Another noteworthy detail about this model is that although it doesn’t come with a footrest or an ottoman, it does recline to a maximum of 150 degrees. With a little DIY ingenuity, you can rig up a homebrew ottoman and have a passingly good recliner, giving you the means of shifting your position to relax between tasks, which is good for those extended working periods. If you answered yes to any of those questions, then you’re going to be very interested in our in-depth review of the Hbada ergonomic office chairs. On the other hand, it’s also a bit of a blessing in disguise, because it gives you the opportunity to buy a great piece of office furniture with a unique aesthetic at a price that won’t break the bank. If that sounds good to you, keep reading! Join us as we explore this hidden gem in the world of office furniture!