Ergohuman 2 Elite Fabric Mesh Combo with Legrest

The good: The chair is quite comfortable overall: - Build quality: For the price (mid tier ergo chair) the build quality is excellent. - Lumbar support: Very good once you get used to it. At first it feels odd/bit firm, but I got used to it. - I have the combo mesh option. The seat is firm but comfortable and the mesh feels high quality. I have read online that some people find it itchy. I can see that it could be, but I'm ok with it - Plenty of adjustments to fit your preferred position.The frustrating (daily annoyances): Honestly, some design choices are baffling. If returning the chair wasn’t such a hassle and if the mid-tier market had better options, I’d have sent it back. - Lumbar height: You adjust it by lifting it up to the height you want. This is how the mechanism locks. If you push it to the top, it releases and slides back down. This is hands down, the dumbest design choice of this chair. Every time I shift around, my back pushes the backrest up and changes the height. I end up having to get out of the chair and readjust several times a day. Even just moving the chair whil standing up, I keep accidentally changing the height. - Armrests: Same story - less annoying. Height is adjusted by pulling up. If you overshoot your preferred spot you have to start all over again. If you would select the height once and for all, this wouldn't be an issue but if you use a sit/stand desk and change desk height often, this gets old very quickly. - Coat hanger: this again, I don’t understand. It mounts behind the headrest, so your jacket awkwardly drapes over the headrest instead of hanging freely. Why not design it to sit in front of the headrest, where it actually makes sense? - Finally, the firmness of the lumbar support is set by a little dial on the back of the chair. For me personally, this isn't a big issue as I don’t change this often. But it has to be said that this is not something you can adjust without having to get up.Bottom line: This chair could have been great: solid comfort and build. But the poor design of the lumbar, armrests, and accessories makes it frustrating to live with day to day.