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🪑 【Ergonomic Design】 USOR's office chair is designed with full ergonomic principles, perfectly supporting the natural curvature of your spine. Features 12+ adjustable points including 6D headrest, 6D armrests, and enlarged 4-way lumbar support. The high-resilience mesh seat and advanced lumbar system evenly distribute pressure for all-day comfort and reduce back fatigue.
💺 【Lockable Recline & Tilt Function】 Recline up to 155° with smooth lockable mechanism for work, reading, or relaxing. Pull or press the control lever to adjust seat tilt and height (45–55cm). Integrated retractable nylon footrest allows you to stretch and rest your legs comfortably.
💪 【Adjustable Armrests & Headrest】 6D armrests move up/down, forward/backward, rotate, and tilt to suit any posture. Super-wide 6D headrest rotates 45°, flips, moves up/down 9cm, and forward/backward 3cm, dispersing head pressure and supporting the neck scientifically.
🦼 【Dynamic Lumbar Support】 Advanced ergonomic lumbar support tracks your spine (0–3cm), adjustable in firmness to fit different postures. Custom fit to your lumbar shape, evenly distributes pressure for ultimate relaxation.
📦【Warranty and Easy Installation】We provide a one-year warranty and professional after-sales service for our ergonomic office chair. If there are any quality problems, please contact us and we will provide a 100% satisfied solution. The ergonomic computer chair comes with comprehensive packaging and clear instructions, enabling everyone to assemble the chair easily and without worry.
A: Yes, the chair reclines up to 155° and features an integrated retractable nylon footrest for maximum comfort while working or relaxing.
A: Yes, the 6D armrests adjust up/down, forward/backward, rotate, and tilt. The super-wide headrest rotates 45°, flips, and moves up/down and forward/backward for personalized support.
A: Made with high-elastic breathable mesh, reinforced nylon footset, and SGS-certified gas lift, this chair supports up to 180kg with smooth 360° swivel casters.
