One of the best chairs around this price for long desk days, with comfort that works without adjustment.
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| Style | Ergonomic mesh |
|---|---|
| Lumbar support | Dynamic |
| Armrests | 4D |
| Headrest | Yes |
| Max load | 136 kg |
| Warranty | 3 yr |
| Model number | DORO-C300L-A3 |
The Doro C300 is Sihoo's mid-range all-mesh chair. Back and seat are both mesh, the lumbar pad follows your spine on its own as you lean forward or back, and the recline mechanism senses your weight to set its resistance, so there is no tension knob to fiddle with. The headrest is wide and adjusts in several directions, and the 4D armrests move with the backrest when you recline.
Sihoo lists a 330 lb load in the US and 136 kg in France, a seat depth of 18.1 in (46 cm) and a 3-year warranty. It is certified to BIFMA, SGS and TÜV standards. The automatic systems are the point of this chair, but they are also its limit: if the lumbar pad does not suit your back, you cannot make it firmer or move it much.
Where it sits in real desks, and why it earned its place there.
Why it is here
For the sitting hours: lumbar support that adjusts itself as you move, 4D armrests and a headrest for leaning back on calls. It has a large footprint, so leave room behind the desk.
Why it is here
Self-adjusting lumbar support, 4D armrests and a headrest for long sessions. Its 71 x 71 cm footprint is large for a corner, so check the room to roll back; the IKEA MARKUS is the narrower option.
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