Branch Ergonomic Chair - A Versatile Desk Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Breathable Mesh Backrest, and Smooth Wheels - Experience Optimal Comfort and Support - Pebble - White
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Color: Pebble
Features
- ADJUSTABLE SEAT: Improve your ergonomic setup with our ergonomic office chair, easily adjust the seat height and depth to find the perfect position.
- ERGONOMIC DESIGN: Get the best desk chair with wheels for your comfort and posture. Our innovative design ensures optimum ergonomics - an adjustable seat, backrest, and armrests for support while smooth-rolling wheels offer easy mobility.
- MODERN STYLE: Elevate your workspace with the Ergonomic Chair, featuring a sleek, minimalist design that combines form and function. Enjoy superior support with contoured cushioning and eight points of adjustment.
- BREATHABLE MESH OFFICE CHAIR: Stay cool and relaxed all day with this premium breathable mesh home office desk chair. Its sleek design provides optimal lumbar support and adjustable seat height ensures you find your perfect fit.
Brand: Branch
Color: Pebble
Product Dimensions: 24"D x 25"W x 42"H
Size: Standard
Back Style: Mesh Back
Brand: Branch
Color: Pebble
Product Dimensions: 24"D x 25"W x 42"H
Size: Standard
Back Style: Mesh Back
Special Feature: Adjustable,Premium
Product Care Instructions: Use an upholstery cleaning product for nylon fabrics
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Recommended Uses For Product: Office
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 275 Pounds
Style: Modern
Pattern: Solid
Room Type: Office
Age Range (Description): Adult
Included Components: Swivel function, Adjustable height, Three-way adjustable armrests, High-density foam cushion
Theme: Office Furniture
Shape: rectangular prism
Model Name: Ergonomic Chair
Arm Style: With arms
Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor
Seat Back Interior Height: 21 Inches
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Seat Height: 21 Inches
Seat Depth: 22 inches
Fill Material: Foam
Leg Style: Tapered Leg
Arm Height: 29 Inches
Reclining Position Count: [EO] 3-5 positions
Tilting: Yes
Chair Backrest Width: 20 Inches
UPC: 810061416456
Form Factor: Ergonomic, Modern
Manufacturer: Branch
Assembly Instructions Description: Assembly required. Instructions provided.
Item Weight: 42 pounds
Item model number:
Date First Available: March 31, 2023
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Color: Black
At the early stages of the pandemic, I purchased a work from home office chair like just about everyone else. I bought a functional-but-not-too-expensive chair. I then ended up purchasing better wheels and a detachable lumbar support for that one. Despite the add-ons, it just was not comfortable for an 8-10 hour day. I have chronic back issues so I'm a little extra sensitive to these things. I'm also cheap so I sucked it up and kept using that chair for about 2 years until I finally decided I needed an upgrade. I had/have a Steelcase chair at work and that one was always comfortable so that was my initial thought. That thought was quickly extinguished after seeing the price of those chairs. I mean, it's cheaper then physical therapy, surgery, etc but c'mon. I just can't justify paying over 1 grand for a chair. This Branch chair was the most reasonable value and pretty close to the top of what I was willing to pay. It also got good reviews from respected publications, which it's hard to find a legit review thru all of the propaganda lists out there. I wasn't absolutely sure it would be an upgrade but I have been pleasantly surprised. Very easy to assemble. The instructions are crystal clear and there are online videos on the Branch website to walk you thru it. They clearly put a lot of effort into making this as easy to assemble as possible. To be honest, that wasn't overly important to me but it was a bonus. Worth noting, I purchased another set of the Lifelong rubber caster wheels because they are just awesome. I immediately installed those rather then the included wheels as I didn't want to mess with trying to get the original casters out after being installed. As for fit and function, it's very good. Not as good as my in-office chair that costs 3-4x more but it's just as good where it counts most. There is adjustability in the height, lean, thigh support, arms, lumbar, etc. The lumbar support is just OK. It does serve the purpose and I've been able to ditch my separate lumbar support cushion. It's not life changing but again, functions as needed. The thigh support, height and arms all appropriate for me -- I'm 6ft and a biscuit over 200 so judge accordingly. Based on adjustability range, I would imagine it would work for a pretty wide range of body types, maybe up to 6'4" and even 300lbs. Definitely would work for shorter/lighter folks. I've had this chair for a couple of months now and no complaints or regrets. It feels like it will last many years. Overall, quite happy with the purchase and would do it again. It's the right chair at a reasonable price point for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2024 by Captain Lou
Color: Graphite
Quality chair at an excellent time value. Comfortable and supportive. Easy assembly.
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2024 by Andrew
Color: Graphite
I looked at a lot of different ergonomic office chairs, hoping to find a nice balance between price, comfort, durability, and style. It's tough to do staying under the $400 range. I decided on this Branch Ergonomic chair based on reviews and its style. Having lived with it for a month, here are my thoughts: Assembly was remarkably simple. And the build quality seems good, except for the armrests as noted below. It looks great in my opinion. If you like how it looks in pictures, it looks the same in real life. I have the pebble with white frame. I think it's more stylish than the other sub-$500 ergonomic chairs. I find that it is comfortable, especially the seat (I'm coming from a Knoll Life chair with a thin foam seat). But the chair is not very adjustable. The lumbar support, that I felt would be important, slides up and down but does not adjust in or out to increase/decrease pressure. So depending on your body it may not do much at all. It also does not adapt to reclining so even if it applies some support when upright I find it disappears when I recline at all. So for me I find that the lumbar feature of this chair doesn't accomplish much at all. That defeats a lot of the 'ergonomic' aspects of the chair and makes me question whether I should have chosen a different chair. I think more advanced chairs do a lot more to adapt to your body as you recline in the chair; I find that this chair doesn't do much of that at all. The levers to adjust chair height and recline lock are lower than I'd like - you can't use them without leaning out of a normal seating position so you have to make those adjustments then return to normal position to evaluate, rinse and repeat. The recline tension knob is even harder to reach, but it seems like once you get that dialed in you don't have to mess with it very often. One compromise I made in selecting this chair is not getting 4D (or even 3D) armrest adjustment. I do wish it had that. And even in the planes that they do adjust, they armrests do not move all the way into the position I would like (I wish they could slide further back, or even more inward). Also, as others have noted, the armrests do not have a lock in the forward/backward adjustment. This is a problem, as I find that I frequently will put my weight on the armrests (to change my position in the chair, for example) and the armrest will rapidly slide forward under that force. That sucks. Also, the armrest supports are plastic and if you put weight on them they flex. For me that's a minor issue. The backrest alternates between two meshes (in my color selection it's a tight-woven light grey and a more open mesh dark grey). The tight-woven (light grey) fabric is smooth and soft. The open mesh (dark grey) material is suprisingly rough and catches a little bit on my clothing. Really surprised to find that Branch used a mesh that feels noticeably hard on your skin even through your shirt. Maybe other color fabric choices are different, if so I'd recommend one of those because this backrest feels a little annoying when it shouldn't feel like anything at all. I am someone who desperately needs a headrest and while Branch does offer one for this chair it wasn't an option when I purchased the chair from Amazon so I wasn't able to get one. That would make a big difference in my comfort. I'd have preferred blade wheels to the rather cheap plastic casters that come with this chair. My previous chair (Knoll) was quite old and was causing me pain. I can definitely say this Branch chair is significantly more comfortable. There is some disappointment in the lack of (for me) lumbar support and the rough mesh on the backrest, and I do wish the armrests were more adjustable. But for a relatively low-priced ergonomic chair that really does look good it's a pretty good deal even if it isn't the ultimate ergonomic chair. Now, if I can just get a headrest for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023 by jeffro
Color: All Black
This is a great chair, that adjusts every way necessary to get a custom fit. It’s super comfortable and is well made. Yet there’s a ton of what now appears to be manufactured negativity to the company and product. I couldn’t find another chair at this price point with all these features and now wonder if those reviews are competitive PR. Here’s my experience which was contrary to what I read… The product arrived within days rather than the week estimated. It was securely packaged in a totally intact box, clearly and professionally printed and branded with the “Branch” logo in multiple places. All pieces were thoroughly bubble wrapped and placed with care in the box. The instructions and guides are world class. Not English as a second language brain teaser BS from a laser printer. But rather a step by step booklet with clear instructions and images. And only 5 total bolts that need to be screwed in. The hardware came in a blister cardboard pack with each piece clearly labelled as to where it fits into the instructions. Even a spare bolt “just in case”. And a guide on how to adjust everything for a perfect fit. Best part of all is that after only two days of using it i’m way more comfortable thru the day, and even better, all of my back and body aches from not using an ergonomic chair are gone. So now it’s a matter of durability. The chair back is merely stretched fabric so let’s see. But based on the experience so far, I’m confident.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 by PhillipAB