MFAVOUR Ergonomic Mesh Chair Review

A Closer Look

The armrests only have one degree of movement, you can only adjust the height, but due to the design of them, you could also change how far in or out they are, but this would require going to the bottom of the chair and unscrewing the armrests to move them.

The lumbar support is similarly simple in adjustability and moves in two directions; it can move up and down similarly to the headrest, and you can also increase how far it protrudes into the chair and into your back.

The controls for the chair are twofold; you can adjust the height by pulling on the lever, as you would expect from any height adjustable office chair. You can also pull the lever in and out of the mechanism to lock and unlock the ability to lean the chair back.

The backrest of the chair features a small fabric tag that has the company’s logo on it, it adds nothing of value but does mean the chair doesn’t feel “off-brand”.

Finally, we will look at the texture of the seat; the texture of the seat is a very common one for office chairs, and I’m sure most people will know it well. The biggest issue with this type of material is that it basically has two layers, and any crumbs from your lunch or small debris will easily get stuck in here, making it hard to clean.