And because the support is secured on a bar on the back of the chair but can move up and down, if you need extra lumbar support you can just roll a small washcloth or hand towel and tuck it in between the support cushion and the mesh back

and it allows for extra support to be securely added to the back so it won't fall out

This chair on the other hand, provides wonderful support for long hours without pain or soreness

It's adjustability is limited and it cannot be positioned to a spot where it would provide any meaningful support for me.

The lumbar isn't enough support for

Of course, you can still also use a lumbar pillow right behind your back if you need even more support, but I find the support on this chair ample (and very supportive with the addition of a small rolled hand towel inserted in the back).I highly recommend this Hon basyx chair as I think it's comfortable, solid, gives good lumbar support and is so highly adjustable that it's fully ergonomic and can fit almost all body types

Lumbar support is not adjustable so it doesn't give good support to the back

The chair locks into an upright position well, and my back has adequate support.

I have searched for a chair that is both reasonably affordable (<$250) as well as provided support for working long hours in front of a computer

(e.g. "Step 1, attach arms" would be nice.)+ Adjustable lumbar support+ Easy to operate+ Easy to adjust height of armsCons:- Even in the lowest position, my feet barely touch the floor, and I'm 5'10.

n’t lean back in it which in the short term, it’s fine