LEAGOO S001 Automatic Executive Home Office Chair Electric Big and Tall Ergonomic Reclining Office Chair with Foot Rest, High-Back PU Leather Computer Desk Chairs with Wheels Rolling Task Chair

Very easy to put together and can easily pull apart for transporting. Extremely comfortable. Can sit for 8hrs+ in this chair coding and gaming everyday no problem. The base is metal and very stable. I really like the recline ability to get the perfect angle for your back while sitting long hours. It feels like an electric seat you would have on the driver's side of a lexus. It holds whatever angle you set it at for your back firmly, no wobble, but I really really really wish that the footrest and the recliner were controlled separately. Sometimes I would like to put the footrest up while having the recliner in its normal configuration. I run it now at 15% reclined most of the time which gives my calves a little bit of support, which is nice, but I hope they separate these two actions into their own button/mechanism in a future model. The pleather is very comfortable but its not remotely as durable as real leather. Within 1 week I had a couple punctures and small tears in the seat from my cat using it to jump up on my desk. I know you can't blame the manufacturer for damage done by a cat but I have other real leather chairs that are much more durable to pet abuse. I would have gladly paid a premium for real cowhide leather if it was an option. TLDR: I wanted a premium office chair that felt more like a recliner instead of a typical polymer office chair and this hit that mark. Price is subjective. I sit for 60hrs a week so I felt like getting a the most comfortable chair I could find as a worthy investment worth the cost. I would even order a 2nd version of this chair and pay a premium if they made one with real leather and separated the recline and foot rest mechanisms.

Updated on 1/30/2025 The chair is essentially dead, the battery no longer holds a charge and the motor no longer leans the chair back. This was an incredible large waste of money for how much it cost at the time. Leagoo is like any other throw away Chinese brand, sell a bunch of cheap stuff and disappear. Never again. Original: The chair is nice, it is sturdy and can be comfortable. However one of the features of the chair is it's battery, you charge it and then you can recline, or sit back up by using the buttons (no other way to do this). However, the battery dies all of the time, even when the chair is not in use the battery dies. I thought the battery would be fine, the reclining function isn't used often, but when it is, it's only hitting the button for a few seconds. No, the battery is always being used and the chair will simply die after a few days of not being plugged in. Other than that? perfectly fine chair, make sure you get it on sale.

Got this chair shipped very fast. It is super comfortable. Pretty shocked to hear the leather is PU at this price. Thought it was real leather. I bought additional silicone locking wheels and they are silent and lock. Perfect for my wood floors. The recline would be ideal if the back of the chair reclined independently. It ONLY reclines in unison with the leg, which doesn't extend fully to the feet, but the padding is thick and plush.. I bought it to sleep in also. I can sleep for 2 hours, but will get uncomfortable because I can't really twist around on my sides. But is an awesome napping chair. Has anyone come up with a cover system for this chair? Or know of leather arm rest covers? I have had about 7 PU leather chairs from Staples over the decades and the PU leather ALWAYS chips and flakes off after months.

I've worked from home for the last eight years, and I also game a lot, so to say I put a lot of wear and tear on my chairs is an understatement. I usually go through an at least $200 chair every year. I actually bought this chair originally for my wife, as she has back issues and wanted to essentially lay all the way back while using her computer (with a wireless keyboard and mouse). She fell in love with the chair, to say the least. Before I go further, I will add the common refrain from everyone - it'd be a lot more convenient if the back and footrest portions raised separately. Having said that, their current simultaneous movement work out pretty well. One other thing I hope possible purchasers read: I do believe there's a difference between the brown and black versions of the chair. You can see where the arms attach to the back and seat that they are a little different. I have the feeling the ones with the worse reviews tend to be the black version of the chair. Just sayin. As my wife moved to another office, I started using the chair about three months ago - and it's starting to show signs of age, but it still works out great. I also replaced her chair with a new one recently during the recent sale for Christmas. So, we now have two of them, and they both get rave reviews from us. Note, I'm pushing 250lbs. and it's still quite comfortable, though I do worry that I would wear it out sooner than most. But, I haven't felt for any reason that it can't support me. Also, I keep a separate foot stool around, so that I can lean the chair back a moderate amount, and still sit in the chair, about 1/3rd of the way back, and get the benefit of the foot rest. I hope the makers of the chair get the message about changing the controls up a bit. If you get the brown version of this chair, I know you will not be disappointed. We've now had one of the chairs for TEN months (and at least 4 months of very hard use) and they're holding up well. If I get even two years out of the chair, it'll be well worth it. I see this particular model isn't available anymore - maybe some of them had some manufacturing issues. My wife and I both use the chair, and love it, and for hers, the battery died. However, when we contacted the vendor, they were SUPER attentive, polite, prompt, and after we were able to send them a picture of the battery, they sent us a new one, and it fixed everything just fine. This model is still super comfortable, the footstool supports your legs, and the customer support was excellent. (We've had one of the chairs around 2.5 years, and the second one right around 2 years now.) For office chairs, since, I work from home and they get well used, that's an amazing life span. I trust the vendor, so, if you can find a similar chair from them, I'd certainly recommend it.