HOMCOM Executive Massage Office Chair Ergonomic Heated Vibrating Faux Leather, Red

After months of searching for a comfortable office chair, this product made my l'il heart jump with joy! It's stylish, comfortable and offers heated seating and massage in three areas: Shoulders, Lumbar & Thighs.

SHIPPING was very fast - considering it's mid-December, and the shipping rush has gone mad.

ASSEMBLY: Chair requires assembly, using a small number of sturdy screws and an Allan key. Two people /four hands are needed. I had purchased 2 chairs and this was my 2nd assembly. It took about 15-20 all told to assemble.

OPERATION of Heat /Massage: Clear directions are given to operate the remote control governing the Heat / Massage function which can be used separately
* Heat: Off /On
* Mode: 5 combos of massage styles.
* Intensity: High / Low
* Timer (15 /30 /60 mins.)

Very happy customer!

Very comfortable and gives support to my lower back. Fast delivery and easy to assemble. Working from home gives me sore muscles. The chair provides good support so my shoulders and hip feel much better. The massage function is cool too.

very satisfied with this puchance

This chair is well worth the price. It is very easy to assemble.The massage setting work well not very intense tho.

Before I review this chair, let me provide you some details that will help you understand why I believe this chair is such a solid home run of a purchase for me. I am a guy about 5'-6" tall and 140-145 pounds depending on the season. I have back issues with many discs of my spine, and I am very choosy regarding a chair that I can classify as truly comfortable. Years ago, I shopped around for a proper office chair because my traditional 'secretary' style chair simply would not do anymore after back surgery for disc L-4. I went shopping in-person to all the places I could. Office Max, Office Depot, Staples, Brookstone, Sharper Image, The Back Store, Target and many others. What I found was that none of the choices felt like they were 100% right for my back at that moment or would fit my back over time. Also, the pricing was always an issue, because while I found a chair that would be 'acceptable' at best comfort-wise, the price was astronomical. My big choice then became a kneeling chair with no back to it, just the lower part and the knee rests. It was economical and it fit my needs. It turned out to be dreadful for long term comfort beyond 30 minutes at a time and my back still hurt all the time. Fast forward 5 years (yes I used that horrible kneeling chair for 5 years) and with the covid pandemic forcing all of us to be sitting at our offices at home for longer periods of time, I just HAD to do something about getting a better chair.Going to look at chairs in-store was going to be impossible due to the covid lock-down, so I knew going in that this was going to be a supremely difficult task. I looked at the Staples and office max/office depot now merged company website and I read the reviews and saw some of the same chairs I sat in 5 years ago plus a bunch of new ones. Nothing stood out as a 'buy me' example, largely due to the fact that there were so many negative reviews for chairs. I had the same results on every site which included Aliexpress, Ebay Amazon and others. I looked at review sites specifically for a proper chair, their recommendations more professionally considered since some had orthopedic experts on their panels. What I saw time and again was this chair being favorably chosen as a top pick for value and comfort, a difficult combination as my sit tests of years back had proved. So, now, with all this build up, I'm sure you REALLY want to know, how is the chair?I bought it at the same price of $175 on Ebay due to the fact that I had more control over the shipping during the covid crisis. (Amazon was prioritizing certain items over others and ship times for anything at Amazon were much longer than usual) The chair is here and it is quite literally a dream. I cannot fathom how they can sell this chair for such a low price, considering its' comfort and features. 5 years ago I sat in chairs two and three times as expensive that weren't NEARLY as comfortable and didn't come with heat or massage. I saw options of that class online this time as well. Examples that CLAIMED their superiority as ergonomically and anatomically correct had price tags in the 4 digits. Ok, so what's good about THIS chair?This chair has a wonderfully contoured back panel that accurately fits my back's anatomical shape perfectly. There is a constant feeling of support in the lower back area in particular, a huge selling point for me. I can adjust the tilt of the back at more of an angle when just surfing the web or working in general at my desk. Then, when typing I can pull that tilt back to a more upright position and the lower back remains supported. I'm free to lean and rock even when in a partially reclined position. The recline is supported by a powerful extra piston and the hardware connecting that piston is heavy, solid steel. When I want to recline, the button for it on the seat feels firm at my press, denoting quality and durability. The cushioning throughout the chair feels soft to the touch but it has a springy natu