
The Raynor Eurotech Ergohuman LE9ERG is worth a look for customers who want a taller leather chair without sacrificing adjustability and comfort. Owners praise the chair's ergonomics, generous back and headrest, saying it's a good pick for longer frames. However, some say that despite the leather, the chair doesn't feel plush. It carries a lifetime warranty, but the Ergohuman suffers from mixed quality and service reviews.
Tall back and headrest win praise. The Raynor Eurotech Ergohuman LE9ERG features a padded leather seat, back and headrest. It's also offered with a leather seat and mesh back and headrest (Est. $660). The chair has adjustments for tilt, tension control, seat height and depth, armrest height and width, lumbar support, back and headrest. Reviewers say the range of adjustments is impressive. Some note that the wide seat and tall back make it a good choice for a range of body types, but it's particularly well suited for taller users. A few note that the leather is overly firm, so those who want a plush executive chair they can truly sink into may want to look elsewhere.
Some quality and service complaints. The Raynor Eurotech Ergohuman LE9ERG supports up to 250 pounds, but there are mesh models with 300-pound capacities (Est. $745). Some owners complain that the build quality is lacking and that some of the adjustment mechanisms failed within a few years. Raynor backs the chair with a limited lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee that allows customers to return the chair for a full refund within 30 days, but customers are responsible for shipping except in the case of company error. They also must pay a restocking fee. Customer-service reviews are mixed, with one reviewer saying the company hung up on them during a report of a faulty armrest.

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1. Lifehacker.com
LifeHacker.com readers pick their five favorite office chairs for this roundup, which looks at chairs from Herman Miller, Steelcase, Raynor and Ikea, and vote on their favorite. The Ergohuman places last. The reviewer praises its adjustability, breathable leather, taller back and wider seat pan.
Review: Five Best Office Chairs, Alan Henry, Sept. 9, 2012
2. Bestcovery.com
The Raynor Ergohuman is one of Bestcovery.com's top computer chairs. The reviewer says the seat feels "luxurious" and durable, but is also extremely adjustable and helps keep pressure off the lower back. However, it may not be the best choice for people who want a plush chair or who slouch, she says.
Review: Ergohuman Leather Chair Review, L. D. Ray, Not dated
3. TheHumanSolution.com
This in-depth review of the Ergohuman praises the chair's seat-back support, adjustability and ability to accommodate many body types. The armrests would not recline far enough to let the reviewer work with a keyboard in his lap, however.
Review: I Sit, Ergo I Am -- Ergohuman Chair Review, Jan. 22, 2010
4. Amazon.com
Owners give the Ergohuman 3.9 out of 5 stars in about 10 reviews. Most praise the chair's adjustability, support and price. Some also praise the easy assembly. A few wish the leather was a bit more plush.
Review: Eurotech Ergohuman LE9ERG, Ergonomic Executive Leather Chair, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of June 2013
5. TheHumanSolution.com
Owners give the Ergohuman 5 out of 5 stars in less than 10 reviews. Many say it has helped alleviate or prevent pain from prolonged sitting. A few note that it takes time to get the chair adjusted properly, but say the effort pays off.
Review: Raynor Ergohuman Chair -- Leather Chair with Headrest LE9ERG, Contributors to TheHumanSolution.com, As of June 2013
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