Raynor Ergohuman Mesh Chair with Headrest ME7ERG-GEN2

Aside from the unadjustable headrest, the wobbly seat and the annoyance that the arms don't expand, it's a good chair but not worth what I paid for it.

Searched for a decent office chair for a while. Settled on this model based on reviews, received in time, packaging and assembly were ok. But to be frank, although its a decent chair, its overpriced by at least $200-300. I don't see anything too special to warrant the $699 price tag, should be around the $399 max price for this chair, but decided regrettably to keep because it was way too difficult to disassemble and place all parts back in box and ship it back for refund. As to specifics on the chair, yes, the armrests are super annoying as they move way to easily no matter how softly you touch or move. Also, the mesh seat makes you slump in, wish it was much firmer or I purchased the non-mesh model. Other than that, the mesh back support is good, seat height is good, and headrest is also good.

I had been using a somewhat similar chair to this for the past 8 years, but it had definitely seen better days and had become very noisy/creaky which I'm sure was annoying for my cube neighbors. I just could not find anything to replace my old favorite....until I hit on this chair while doing a web search. I love that it comes in colors besides black. I ordered the grey. It is a sharp looking chair in addition to having great features. I'm 5'10" so the fact that the seat extends and fully supports my legs is awesome. Lumbar support feels wonderful and I must have a headrest, so good there also. There is only one thing I would change if I could and that is I wish it reclined just a tiny bit more. This definitely keeps you upright, so if you don't want to be super upright it might not be a good choice for you. I'm a happy camper with my choice and the price is much better than most chairs we purchase for our office.

I got the Ergohuman ME7ERG as a replacement for an old office chair with no lumbar support that was contributing to my low back pain, among other postural issues. While this chair does seem to alleviate the lumbar problem, it causes four others! I am 5'2" and 120 lb. with a short torso and narrow shoulders. The problems I have with the chair are as follows:
1) The lowest seat height is too tall, which causes pain, poor circulation, and other issues. I have a footrest to compensate for this when I'm seated in front of my computer, but sometimes I move around within my workstation and can't take the footrest with me.
2) The seat, itself, even with a footrest, causes pressure points that are not only uncomfortable after a couple minutes, but makes my legs and feet start to go numb after a short while. Make no mistake - this is NOT the high end mesh like in the Herman Miller Aeron chair and seems to lack the flex and body conformity of the latter.
3) The headrest does not go low enough to sit within the curve of my neck, and that causes it to push my head forward, which causes neck pain and forward pitch or "hunch" to my overall posture, which in turn causes both thoracic strain and kind of negates the nice lumbar support. The headrest also cannot be removed.
4) The arms are too far apart, and there is no adjustment for this. When seated with the arm height adjusted correctly, my forearms are so far apart that the angle and rotation of my shoulders feels unstable and uncomfortable, especially if I were to attempt to operate a mouse or keyboard from this position.

After reading reviews of office chairs for small or petite people, including the one listed below from this website, I am planning to try a Steelcase Leap chair. Hopefully there is someone else in my office will find the Ergohuman ME7ERG to be as fantastic as most of the other reviewers here.

This chair is awesome! It has high quality parts, very adjustable, and rises up pretty high, which is great for my standing desk add-on (the add-on brings the seated setup of the desk up an inch).
I got the blue fabric and it looks really good, actually a lot like the picture they advertise it with.
Its also very comfortable and makes 3-5 hours stints of working very manageable.
Well worth the $625!

The chair is solid and well built, without looking massive and out of place in my house. I like having only two controls on the side of the chair. I only needed to look at the instructions for the main control lever once, and find it much easier to use than the three levers or more found on most office chairs.
The fully mesh upholstery gives just enough, and avoids heat buildup in the seat (which aggravates a physical issue I have). I ordered the green/black mesh, which is darker than I anticipated, so I encourage you to request a swatch before you buy.
Shipping was prompt, and packaging fit for purpose. The box the chair comes in is larger and heavier than you might expect, so prepare yourself.
I watched a video on how to assemble the chair, so was able to do so very easily.
All in all, I have had the chair for about a month and am very satisfied.
The only negative is that I wish the chair could recline a bit more than it does, but I did check the specs before buying so knew about this.

When I asked for better chairs in our lab at work, our folks found this ErgoHuman chair. Our lab techs use these 24/7 and they have stood up to the test of time and the test of our bodies. We've had them for several years at work and they are still as good as the day we got them. The design has been ideal for all types of people and especially for me with my back arthritis. At home, we were able to put the chair together easily. The comfort is amazing and I have no more back pain from working in my office.

My office chair was becoming increasingly uncomfortable, and I started searching for some ergonomic options. This chair seems to get fairly consistent high ratings, and it comes in plum/red mesh, so I went with it. Assembly was pretty straightforward, once I got a better allen wrench (the one supplied with the chair didn't give me enough torque), and the chair is comfortable and it's easy to change my position while seated.

I work 10+ hours per day as a telecommuter and have struggled to find a chair that doesn't cause more issues with my chronic back problems. I'm loving this chair! It is very comfortable especially with the dynamic lumbar support. I'm able to get this chair adjusted to meet my needs. A pleasant surprise was the wheels that glide like skates on ice across my floor not making one sound or concerns with marking my new wood floor. I highly recommend this chair, it is well worth the investment.