HINOMI 3D Lumbar Support Ergonomic Office Chair 5D Armrest Relieve Back Pain Home Computer Chair H1Pro High Back with Adjustable Headrest (Coral Red)

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As working from home can be stressful, the last thing you want to worry about is your physical health. From easing body aches to holding your laptop, ergonomic office chairs can greatly boost your productivity and performance.

So, is an ergonomic chair worth it? In my opinion, absolutely and I feel quite foolish for not having invested in a better chair given just how much time I spend sitting in mine every day. Since I have been using the Hinomi H1 Pro ergonomic chair I have had no coccyx pain at all and even my shoulders have felt less tense. The slide and flip out foot rest seemed to be minimal and I hardly ever use it. I have tried but have never successfully took a nap on this chair on max recline. When you’ve set it up just right, the H1 Pro feels supportive in all the right places. Highlights include the wide headrest, which is very comfortable, and the shape of the chair edge, as it falls away smoothly instead of having an edge that juts out. Sometimes, we need a change of environment to prevent ourselves from zoning out and being distracted from accomplishing our daily tasks. But even if your desktop computer is bound to your workstation, you can grab a laptop and work remotely around your home or office with the Atwood Ergohuman Plus Elite. As for materials I really like the mesh as it does ventilate way better than cushion or leather and the plastic seem to be solid. Although there is some squeaking because there are so many parts.The leg rest was a really pleasant surprise and I hadn’t realised that this was a function of the chair. I’d also not seen it on any other ergonomic office chairs before. Under the seat are two paddles that can be extended to support your legs. When you recline the chair fully, these help you to achieve a near-perfect position for relaxing and maybe even taking a sneaky mid-day nap.

This felt so much more comfortable than other chairs I had used in the past as I don’t feel like I need to find a step or a footrest to help adjust my posture. Recline & Retractable Leg RestThe build quality of the Hinomi H1 Pro is great. Despite seemingly a number of parts being joined together, there is minimal rattling heard when shaking the chair. The whole chair feels sturdy as well. Having said that, some of the plastic finishings feel a little rough (eg. the folded leg rest & wheelbase), but it is by no means a dealbreaker. As for the wheel castors, they are PU-coated and roll around smoothly on both parquet and carpet rather quietly. Comfort and customisability Aside from the gap in the leg rest, I have very limited complaints. Initially, I did worry about the amount of plastic used in the build, but the H1 Pro seems super solid and has survived heavy, accelerated use of the recline and extensive sitting hours. Flexibility is key There was even a small bag included which contains a tool to help construct the chair and some spare bolts. An A4 booklet provides easy-to-follow instructions to help you assemble and adjust the seat. The booklet also includes QR codes that you can scan to be taken to videos if you are more of a visual learner. I found the video a lot more helpful when it came to adjusting the chair. It was a very nice option to have. Breathable & Fire-resistant Mesh Their trademark Air-Scape Mesh from Germany allows for ventilation and prevents heat from being trapped between your body and the chair – perfect for Singapore’s hot and humid weather. Just as how suspension bridges are engineered to support heavy weight, the same technology is applied in Herman Miller’s Sayl series of ergonomic chairs.

It means positioning the armrests directly underneath a neutral elbow position so that the shoulders stay in a comfortable posture. The armrest should carry the weight of the arm and the elbow should be positioned directly below the shoulder. It is also important to make sure that the arms are close to the torso and not flexed outwards. Review of the Hinomi H1 Pro Ergonomic Office Chair On first look, the Hinomi H1 Pro offers very similar customisations that the ErgoTune Supreme V3 can do. Even though there are slight differences between both chairs, both chairs allow you to fine tune the chair to fit your preference. The Hinomi H1 Pro excels at providing such personalised comfort through its features below: FusionMax 3D headrest So the assembly process is an absolute breeze. What takes the most time is fine-tuning the many adjustable aspects of the chair to be perfectly comfortable and encourage a healthy posture. While it’s not unusual to have to go through some trial-and-error with the lumbar support and armrests on these ergonomic-focused chairs, the H1 Pro has 12 adjustable points in total which makes for quite the setup process! Flip5D armrest have slightly rolled off edges for better comfort on your elbows. The surface area of the armrest are also sufficient. The cushioning used on the Flip5D armrest is cushioned but it is more on the firm side. Having said that, it is comfortable enough for my elbows to rest on without feeling that pressure. The Hinomi, with its 12 calibration points that enable users to fully customize the chair to perfectly fit their body profile from head to toe, is absolutely worth the investment when deciding what chair to buy for your home office.

Please find Hinomi’s warranty policy here. By extending your warranty, this means that all above listed components of the Hinomi H1 Pro will be covered for at least 10 years! Conclusion Whether we’re WFH or playing games, finding a chair that fits our body well is crucial, considering that we’re seated for a long time each day. Fortunately, the ErgoTune is built to cater to every unique body type. They come with 11 adjustable points, including at the headrest and armrest, allowing you to find the best angles for your body.