Office Chair Computer Lifting Chair

The office chair computer lifting chair is a seat specifically designed for office and study scenarios, aiming to alleviate fatigue from prolonged sitting through ergonomic design. It comes in various types and features.

I. Features of Some Brands' Products

• Sihoo M90: The seat height ranges from 45 - 55cm, suitable for people with calf lengths between 43 - 53cm (corresponding to heights of 165 - 185cm). The seat depth is fixed at 44cm. The headrest fits people with upper body to neck lengths between 67 - 82cm (corresponding to heights of 160 - 185cm), meeting the basic usage needs of a certain height range.
• Igrow V3: It has a unique self-developed traction-type follow-up lumbar support function, providing a wide adjustment range of 10cm to fit different body types and firmly support the waist. When leaning forward for typing, it has a 15-degree self-adaptive micro-movement. When leaning back, it can smoothly move backward to support the sinking force. The double self-adaptive support ensures that each of the five zones on the back has dedicated support, dispersing more than 70% of the waist pressure. The 90-degree foldable armrests reduce the horizontal width by about 15cm when stored, making it easy to push under the desk. The recline angle ranges from 90 degrees for office work to 135 degrees for the golden relaxation angle, with infinite stop recline. Paired with a four-dimensional floating pillow, the neck is supported whether leaning back or looking down at the phone.
• Sihoo B100Pro: It features a composite slingshot pillow with support springs on both sides and a sacral support slingshot structure in the middle. The support springs on both sides give the sacral pillow self-adaptive ability, and combined with the large pillow surface, it provides good support to the lumbosacral region even when changing sitting positions. The dense wave-patterned special mesh is woven from two types of fabrics, offering both elasticity and comfort, with good breathability. The armrests have 4D adjustment and are fixed to the backrest. When leaning back, the armrests have a simple linkage and can be lifted up for storage when not in use. The surface is made of PU leather.

II. Overall Characteristics of Computer Chairs Computer chairs are mainly divided into types such as work chairs, student chairs, and middle-back chairs. They use adjustable headrests, lumbar supports, and explosion-proof steel plates to fit different body types. The upholstery includes materials like linen, mesh, and leather, and the chair legs are made of nylon and aluminum alloy structures, meeting load-bearing and durability standards. Shunde in Guangdong, China, and Anji in Zhejiang are the main production bases. Product manufacturing requires passing tests for chair frame strength, sponge density, and gas lift certification. With technological innovation, ergonomic computer chairs are becoming more popular. Functions such as dynamic spinal support and seat depth adjustment have improved health adaptability. Industry standards include international SGS certification, and some products adopt innovative designs like intelligent lumbar support systems and heating technology.