Clatina Ergonomic Chair Review: $200 for unbelievable comfort! 

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Thank you Brad!

How’s it holding up now? Considering this or a Hyken

I have been using it well over a year and have had no issues and it has held up great, would 100% recommended

Yep! Still use it and it works great!

No, this chair cannot rock, only recline

The mesh is insanely comfortable. Thanks for watching!

@@hardwiredreview how is the chair holding up after two years? i really want a durable chair, so super curious if anything has broken after a while

It still is in great condition and works great, was 100% worth the buy for me because it is super comfortable

@@hardwiredreview ok great, thanks for the update

@@hardwiredreview Yo lemme ask you something since you've had it for awhile, is there any way to lock the back?? I have one and it's constantly trying to push me forward, I'm not a very heavy guy lol

I set this up a while ago, but I don't recall having an issue

The chair at max hight is around 32 inches but I can be adjusted lower than 28. I have a desk that is 28 inches and it slides under when adjusted

@@hardwiredreview ok cool thank you!

Did u find out?

@@user-sv6en1ep3e i personally wouldn’t recommend this chair if you’re over 6 foot

yes

Unfortunately it cannot

The mesh backrest is more breathable so it gets less sweaty, but the fabric backrest is softer and also 30$ cheaper than going for the mesh option (at least from the prices I saw on amazon). I went with the fabric option and it's very comfortable in my opinion though it gets a little warm around the lumbar support, it's not a problem for me personally but if you really care about breathability then I'd go for the mesh.

@@KirbyCurbwhy hey how's your chair holding up? I'm thinking of getting it but worried it'll break easily

@@maaax573 It's holding up really well for me, but I'd keep in mind that a frequent issue with the chair I've seen is that the cylinder falls through the base and drags on the floor, the seat of the chair resting on the cylinder is very heavy so it can cause damage to carpets and floors if that happens. Though, it shouldn't be too hard to find an aftermarket base that is sturdier. I also don't really trust the armrests, a lot of QC issues are centered around them and apparently the locking mechanism uses plastic parts, which isn't great in my opinion. But for the 230$ price tag (including the headrest) it's still probably the best chair for the price, and I'd even just consider it a great chair full stop.

@@KirbyCurbwhy I really don't want mine to break. I've been thinking about getting a Costco, staples, or IKEA chair so I think I'll check those out and come back to this one if anything. If I were to go with the mellet, how would I find a cylinder replacement?

@@maaax573 Ebay probably has some replacement parts, but there's no guarantee with aftermarket parts, and not every part will be available. For example, I'm not sure where to find similar lumbar cushions to the Mellet if the lumbar on the chair breaks. If anything, certain failures should be covered with the warranty, it seems like CLATINA's customer support is pretty good but there are some reviews on amazon of people who didn't have a good experience with support. I know the IKEA and Staples chairs are pretty well regarded and probably have superior support, I was looking at the Hyken before eventually setting on the Mellet and I know the Hyken has a 7-year warranty that covers the entire chair, which is definitely superior to the Mellet's warranty. The Mellet also has a 90-day return window where you can send the chair back for free, but keep in mind the heavy chair and the massive box it comes in may make that a bit of a painful task. I guess all I really have to say is that the Hyken/Dexley and JÄRVFJÄLLET are comparable and definitely backed better if you're worried about the chair breaking, the Mellet has the edge in comfort according to BTOD but it's probably not as huge of a leap as they make it seem, though I would watch out for the comfort on the Hyken due to it having a classic Aeron style seat that makes you get pins & needles in your legs after long hours of sitting (according to some). P.S. If I can say anything about the Mellet's build quality itself, it doesn't seem like there's many sketchy parts aside from the base and arms, the rest is either thick plastic or steel which is pretty impressive for the price.

Yes, very easy

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Still works great, I have had no problems! Very comfortable

Not my experience at all, been using it for almost 3 years and it is the best chair I have ever used. Sorry about the bad quality for your unit

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Use the 5 year warranty..

Haven't had the same experience with my chair, it has lasted over 2.5 years of daily use and still is super comfortable but it seems like their customer service is not very good

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