KLIM K300 Office Chair

I am not one for writing reviews, but for this chair I had to.In short, it is excellent.Very comfortable and the materials are well made and feel premium. Very easy to assemble. I can sit on this chair for a long time without any discomfort. The only criticism I have is that the included Allen key is rather weak and if you want to tighten the screws it is easy to thread the key, so be careful!Overall it is an outstanding chair and well worth the money.

For this price you expect to have to assemble the chair. A small Allen key is all you need although I found the one provided was not strong enough and threaded so I needed to use my own. Assembly can be done in 15minsOnce assembled I was impressed. There is built in height adjustment via the gas strut and a tip back which can be locked if not required. The seat is comfortable and mesh back offers good support. The headrest is of less use to me personally and seems relatively low even on its highest setting. That said, for the price I think this is a good buy.

This is a well made chair, which is comfortable to use. It’s easy to assemble, even for me, and looks great. It’s pricey but I think, so far, it’s been worth the money.

Have had the chair for just a year and a half and, given that at the time it was priced at 200£, I was hoping for a great ergonomic chair; It revealed being the complete opposite. It started making noises almost instantly, it's quite uncomfortable and it's also tough (if even possible) to clean, given its materials. Aside from all these factors, I'm leaving this review as it recently also broke 2 out of the 5 "feet", forcing me to throw it away. Trust me, this is not the ergonomic chair you are hoping for, even now that the price got almost halved (I wonder why). Look elsewhere, your back and wallet will both thank you.

It's a very good chair and I'm overall happy with it. There is a minor issue with it where it feels just slightly uncomfortable on my lower back where the horizontal plastic across the chair is located and I'm not entirely sure if that's a chair issue or if it's suppose to have that effect in order to force the user to find a better position.

Easy to assemble - took me about 20 minutes but without issues. An Allen key was provided in the pack. My only criticism is that the quality of the Allen key was not high and when tightening the bolts, the head deformed slightly making it hard to use further. I don't believe I was over-tightening. Would have rated assembly 5 stars otherwise.I am home-based for work and spend long days using the chair. It is comfortable and appears robust. Happy with the purchase.

I wanted a really good office chair, as I sit in it a lot. I was happy to spend this much money to get something really nice, but this just isn't!! It's hard (I feel like I'm on a bench), the tilt doesn't work, and it clunks as I move around. The arms are hard and dig into my thighs. There's also one screw that just won't go in!The only good things are the back (I like the mesh) and the decent-height headrest.I'm afraid I'm going to have to dismantle it and send it straight back.

I've had this chair for a couple of years now.Generally it's decent, however, the mesh on the back has stretched to the point that my back is now resting against the hard plastic. I've sorted that by adding a small pillow.As mentioned in other reviews, the head rest is made for a smaller person (although I think they exaugurated slightly). I'm 6'2" and the headrest sits at the base of my neck. It's not completely useless if you tilt the seat back, but it's generally uncomfortable for me.