HINOMI H1 Pro V2 Ergonomic Office/Gaming Chair, 3D Lumbar Support, 5D armrests, Leg Rest, Hybrid mesh, Foldable, Adjustable headrest (Black, Standard), H1PROV2

Had it for a few months, very flimsy and wobbly.

Very solid packing. Item is well protected for delivery. Easy to build and very much satisfied. Although it is more expensive than similar product, I will not regret.

I purchased and tried 4 chairs, Hbada E3 Pro, Hbada E3 Ultra, Hinomi H1 Pro, Hinomi X1. HBADA chairs aren't sturdy. as parts wiggle a lot. The lumbar support is WAY TOO LOW (should be called tailbone support) putting together requires about 30 minutes for each. Hinomi H1 Pro - the chair is sturdy and extremely well made. Great lumbar support and its nice they offer different sizes for different height of people. I love the recline, but the back of the chair bends and thus it lacks support because of this. Hinomi X1 - it's perfect in every way. The chair is sturdy and looks good. The lumbar support is great. If I had to pick any flaw, it would be that it doesn't recline that far.

First impressions: I was looking for a highly adjustable, supportive chair that would accommodate a plus size person and this for sure delivered exactly what I was looking for! The mint color is true to the pictures with a slight blue undertone in person. It was extremely well packaged and arrived in pristine condition. Some cautions: This chair is STIFF. It may soften over time but out of the box, there is little to no give in the seat. It hugs as you sit in a very supportive way. If you’re looking for a cushy feeling sit, this may not be the chair for you. That was exactly what I was looking for as I’ve had a lot of outer hip pain so this is perfect for me. The lumbar and neck supports are intense and not super adjustable. Again, this was exactly what I was looking for and has done a lot to alleviate my low-middle back pain in just two days but I can certainly see how it would not be for everyone. The chair is that it doesn’t get quite as tall as I want it to. I am 5’3” and my desk is about 31” high. Even at the highest setting on the chair my arms are angled up to my keyboard. The instructions are detailed but the adjustment methods and placement aren’t intuitive.

This chair is pretty, comfortable and seems well constructed except for one thing. Although it can do most of the things that the more expensive chairs do, it has a fatal flaw. It cannot hold its settings. The lumbar support, arm rests and headrest are held in the desired setting by plastic grooves that allow them to slip when the slightest pressure is put on them. The arm rests slip every time you put your hands on them and the lumbar support always slips to the bottom position as soon as I sit down.. Also, I personally don't like the look of the huge head rest. Too bad, 'cause it'd be a nice chair otherwise.