Customer Reviews for FlexiSpot - C7 Max Series Premium Ergonomic Foam Seat Office Chair - Gray
Customer Rating
5
The FlexiSpot chair offers real
on August 24, 2026
Posted by: Kamran T.
The FlexiSpot chair offers real lumbar support, strong structure, and comfortable leg extension. I had never seen anything like it before. If I could afford, I would have purchased a matching desk as well.
I bought this product a month ago and everyday I have to turn the chair over and tighten the bolts so the chair will not wobble. I have reported this to FlexiSpot and they continue to tell me to send them videos and recheck that all the bolts are tightened. I have done this and still no help from them for fixing the problem. I like the chair otherwise.
I love my new office chair! It's comfortable and has a solid headrest and nice foot rest. The only thing I'd change is the arms to make them not move around as much. They don't stay in position and make loud clicking sounds when you do move them.
Honestly, if you're on the taller side, you know the struggle of finding a desk chair that actually fits. I’m 6'3" and 240 lbs, and I spend up to 10 hours a day sitting at my desk. This is the first time in my life I’ve bought a chair where I didn't have to max out the height adjustment—it actually goes higher than I even need it to, which is a massive win.
I went with the foam cushion version, and it is incredibly comfortable, even during those brutal marathon sessions. The lower back support and overall frame feel rock solid.
My only real complaint—and I know a few others have mentioned this too—is with the armrests. They adjust all over the place, which is great in theory, but they move way too easily. There's no lock on them, so the second you bump them with your elbow or lean on them to stand up, they slide out of position. They really need a locking button to keep them parked once you get them where you want them.
Aside from that one annoying flaw, it’s an absolutely solid choice. If you’re a bigger guy tired of chairs that feel like they're made for teenagers, you'll love the room and height on this thing.
The lumbar support is so large it prevents me from moving my butt far enough backwards to use the back of the chair. I spent 600 to basically sit on a stool, not cool. Would return but disassembling and shipping a computer chair is a pain, I’ll probably give it to a family member who doesn’t know how uncomfortable it is and make it their problem.
Considering the cheap Amazon chair I switched from, this is a much better chair. But, I have some personal issues with it. The first is the seat depth not being as advertised. The specs say 15. 7" from the lumbar to the seat's edge when adjusted inward, mine measures 19" adjusted as far in as it can go (foam seat). Lastly, I'm not the biggest fan of the armrests. Whenever I put any of my weight on them to adjust my position or just to get up, the armrests move to the side/rotate.
The chair itself was easy to assemble and seems sturdy. I have had mine for about a month. It took a few days to adjust from a racer style chair. As someone who works from home it does hold up to long hours. My complaint is who in their right mind thought a almost zero resistance armrest mechanism was a good idea for a chair. The click is the warning that you are gonna have to readjust every few minutes. With almost no effort they will twist just from your elbow being on them. I might need to find a 3rd party to get me a actual decent and rigid armrest.
My first purchase was the cohmar glass standing desk, super sturdy great purchase. Next came this baby, omg I love this chair. Again as always sturdy well crafted, I got the max with the foam. I am 5'2 i fit perfectly in the chair my feet touch the floor. The support is so much better than my old staples chair such an upgrade, I am a flexispot customer for life.