LEMBERI Fabric Padded Desk Chair No Wheels, Armless Wide Swivel,120° Rocking Mid Back Ergonomic Computer Task Vanity Chairs for Office, Home, Make Up,Small Space, Bed Room,Beige

I really like to sit crossed-legged at my desk and everywhere and finding a good chair to support my back and allow me space to sit in such a way was always a hard find. I'm happy that I found this chair though. It's a really great chair with wonderful support and tons of width so I can finally sit in all my awkward adhd positions. My only issue with it was I almost fell over in it. There is a slight rocking function and it takes a bit of time to get used to. It's adjustable so you can choose not to have the rocking function on, but while I was testing it out I almost fell backwards, so I think it would have been nice to have a slightly heavier base to support the rocking better, but once you get used to the rocking threshold it's fine. I do really like this chair a lot though. Easy to assemble, looks cute (I got it in pink), and very comfortable.

Nice wide style that does accommodate sitting crossed legged. Easy to assemble and durable. Has made working from home at a computer all day much more tolerable.

Great chair while working at the desk. The width of the seat make it comfortable to sit with legs folded. The width of the back makes sitting comfortable. The back support is great with a little movement or a lot. Easy to assemble.

Backstory: I researched an office chair for those who are hyper-mobile, since that exacerbates my fibromyalgia. There’s some train of thought that a group of personalities, from those hyper-mobility (and related conditions) to neurodivergent folks sit with our feet/legs beneath us. Sitting this way is a natural compensation for the body’s imbalance between ligaments and muscles, putting pressure on joints to combat muscle fatigue and pain. I wanted a chair to accommodate that need. This one came up in my research and was affordable. Assembly: anyone with chronic pain knows to recruit help. The main struggle for me was securing the back cushion - 19 year old helped me and we figured out if you start with the screws furthest away from the back-rest to the seat, the rest magically aligns so you can secure the screws closer to the back-rest. So, if you have any muscle weakness due to conditions, grab a helper for that part. Initial use: I’ve only had it for a short while, so I’ll hopefully remember to update if changes occur. I love that I can sit with my legs criss-cross, knee to my chin, change positions as much as my body needs, and basically every which way with much less pain for a longer period of time. I was very pleased that I didn’t need my heating pad after sitting for my remote work the other day. I also needed fewer away from the painful chair moments, so I got more done. I may commander one of my children’s squishmellows for lumbar support and I am still adjusting to turn the chair to leave my desk since there are no wheels - but the turning radius is nice too! It does hit the L-shaped desk on the side when I turn it, but I’m short, so I move things closer and I may just need to adjust the computer’s placement so the chair isn’t fighting with the side-part of the desk. Overall, I’m just happy to experience less pain as I sit for work, and can adjust my body however.

Easy to put together. The lever to adjust the seat arrived broken. Contacted support and the sent a replacement part right away. Replacement part came in a questionable box that was barely holding together with a piece of shipping tap but the price was fully functional and the chair works perfectly now.