Best Office Chairs With a Footrest
Office task chairs whose brand lists a built-in or optional footrest, ranked by the same published score as our other computed lists. Prices shown are each chair's starting US list price; on most of these chairs the footrest version costs more.
10 chairs in this list
Prices are the brands' official list prices with the store and date in each product page; they are not live Amazon offers. Confirm the current price, model, condition, delivery and return terms with the seller. List order is not a hands-on test score.
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At a glance
Footrest included
HBADA E3 Ultra · $809Lists at $809 at HBADA's US store with the footrest included; HBADA rates it to 330 lb and backs it for 5 years.
Mesh back with height-adjustable lumbar
HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition) · $659 – $709Lists at $659, or $709 with the footrest, at HBADA's US store, with 6-level lumbar height adjustment and 5 cm of seat-depth travel.
Under $600 with the footrest
SIHOO Doro C300 Pro V2 · $499.99 – $549.99The Footrest Version lists at $539.99 in black at SIHOO's US store; seat depth adjusts from 16.9" to 18.5".
Lowest price with a footrest
SIHOO B100 · $199.99 – $259.99The Mesh Seat Footrest Version lists at $259.99 at SIHOO's US store; SIHOO lists a 330 lb rating.
Longest warranty
FlexiSpot C7 · $429.99FlexiSpot lists a 10-year warranty; the C7 lists at $429.99 without the footrest, and the footrest option costs more.
How to choose
- Check whether the footrest is built in or a separate version: on most of these chairs you choose it at checkout, and the footrest version costs more.
- Compare the price of the footrest version, not only the starting price; the difference is $40–$50 on the SIHOO and HBADA chairs listed here.
- Check the recline range: a footrest is most useful on a chair whose back reclines and locks in several positions.
- Check the weight rating; most chairs here list 330 lb.
- Compare warranties: SIHOO lists 3 years, HBADA 5 years on core parts, FlexiSpot 10 years for the C7.
How we ranked
- Who is included: office task chairs whose brand's own specifications or store list a built-in or optional footrest (gaming, saddle, kneeling and conference chairs are left out). A footrest sold only as a separate accessory does not count. Sale prices are ignored; chairs listed only for the Japanese market are left out.
- Spec record (up to 20): 20 if the brand publishes the main measurements (spec grade A), 10 if it publishes some (grade B).
- Features (up to 40): 8 points each for headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt and adjustable seat depth, when the brand's own specifications list them. A single seat-depth figure counts only if the brand gives a range or says it adjusts.
- Weight capacity (up to 20): 20 for 330 lb or more, 15 for 300 lb or more, 10 for 250 lb or more, 5 for any lower published figure, 0 if not published.
- Warranty (up to 20): 4 points per year, up to 5 years; lifetime counts as 20.
- Ties go to the lower list price, then the name. Affiliate links and commissions play no part in the order, and the score is not a comfort or hands-on test result.
Compare the shortlist
| Chair | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| FlexiSpot C7 | $429.99 | Details |
| HBADA E3 Air (2026 Edition) | $499 – $549 | Details |
| HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition) | $659 – $709 | Details |
| SIHOO Doro C300 | $559.99 – $569.99 | Details |
| SIHOO Doro C300 Pro | $789.99 – $839.99 | Details |
| HBADA E3 Ultra | $809 | Details |
| SIHOO B300 Pro | $329.99 – $379.99 | Details |
| SIHOO Doro C300 Pro V2 | $499.99 – $549.99 | Details |
| SIHOO B100 | $199.99 – $259.99 | Details |
| SIHOO B100 Pro | $259.99 – $299.99 | Details |
FlexiSpot C7
Price: $429.99
Score 100/100 — Spec record A: 20 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 350 lb: 20 · warranty 10 yr: 20
Mid-range ergonomic chair with dynamic lumbar support, adjustable armrests and recline-and-tilt controls that vary by configuration.
Good to check first: Choose the seat by weight: the foam version is rated to 300 lb, the mesh version to 350 lb.
Best for: Home office buyers who want dynamic lumbar support, 3D arms and recline
Pros
- Self-adjusting lumbar that also moves forward and back (FlexiSpot)
- 3D armrests
- Back reclines 90°–130°
HBADA E3 Air (2026 Edition)
Price: $499 – $549
Score 100/100 — Spec record A: 20 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 5 yr: 20
The E3 Air 2026 Edition is the lighter, lower-priced sibling of HBADA's E3 Pro. It keeps the three-zone lumbar (a centre pad with two side wings that pivot), the 4D dual-axis headrest, an all-mesh seat and an adjustable seat depth, and it is sold in Black or Gray, with or without a pull-out footrest. This page covers the 2026 Edition (HBADA SKUs E301…E-DLZ) sold under the same name on HBADA's US, UK and EU stores; HBADA's US store also still lists an earlier E3 Air, which is a different listing. Official figures: HBADA's EU store lists a seat height of 46.5–55 cm (8.5 cm of travel), a seat depth of 43–48 cm (5 cm of travel), a seat width of 51.5 cm, an armrest height of 68.5–84 cm and a five-position tilt up to 140°. The armrests move 7 cm up and down and 10 cm forward and back and the pads rotate 360°; the lumbar moves 5 cm in height (6 steps) and 3 cm in depth (4 steps), with 40° of side-wing rotation; the headrest moves 4 cm up and down and 7 cm forward and back, with two 70° rotation axes; the backrest itself rises 8 cm. The US store lists a 330 lb / 150 kg maximum load, overall dimensions of 26.4"-28" deep, 24.8" wide and 44.3"-52.4" high, and a recommended user height of 5'1" to 6'5" (155–195 cm). HBADA does not publish the chair's own weight. Warranty: the US store lists 5 years on the base, gas lift and casters and 3 years on other parts (mechanism, arms, backrest and so on). Price: the HBADA US store lists $499 without the footrest and $549 with it. On 2026-10-09 the store was running a sale ($379 / $427); we record the list price only, so check the live page before ordering. Compared with the E3 Pro (2026 Edition), HBADA's own comparison says the E3 Pro adds flip-up 720° arms, more lumbar height travel and a little more seat-depth travel, while the E3 Air has lower-reaching arms and one more recline lock. What to check before ordering: whether the lowest seat height (46.5 cm) suits your leg length, and whether you want the footrest version.
Good to check first: The armrest pads rotate 360°; for arms that also swivel at the body, look at the E3 Pro's 720° arms.
Best for: People who want HBADA's three-zone lumbar, 4D headrest and adjustable seat depth at a lower list price than the E3 Pro
Pros
- Three-zone lumbar with published travel (5 cm height, 3 cm depth, 40° side wings)
- Adjustable seat depth 43–48 cm and seat width 51.5 cm (HBADA EU store)
- Five-position tilt up to 140°; optional footrest version
Good to know
- Warranty on the mechanism, arms and backrest is 3 years
- HBADA does not publish the chair's own weight
- The UK store's seat width and seat height figures do not match the EU store's
HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition)
Price: $659 – $709
Score 100/100 — Spec record A: 20 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 5 yr: 20
The E3 Pro 2026 Edition is HBADA's mesh office chair with a three-zone lumbar support: a centre pad and two side wings that HBADA says follow the back as you move, plus a 4D dual-axis headrest, 720° armrests, an adjustable seat depth and a four-position recline. It comes in Black or Gray, with or without a pull-out footrest. This page covers the 2026 Edition (HBADA SKUs E301…E-DLZ) that HBADA's US, UK and EU stores sell under the same name; HBADA's US store also still lists the earlier E3 Pro, which is a different listing. Official figures: HBADA's EU store gives a seat height of 46–54.5 cm (8.5 cm of travel), a seat depth of 45–50 cm (5 cm of travel) and a seat width of 51.5 cm, and four recline positions at 105°, 115°, 130° and 140°. The US store lists a maximum load of 330 lbs / 150 kg, overall dimensions of 26.0-27.95" deep, 25.6" wide and 43.7-51.8" high, and a recommended user height of 5'1" to 6'5" (155–195 cm). The UK store specification list gives the armrest travel (2.76" / 7 cm up and down, 2.36" / 6 cm forward and back, 360° pad and 360° body rotation, flip-up 26° and flip-down 13°), an armrest height of 28.3"–34.4", the lumbar travel (6 height levels over 2.36" / 6 cm, 1.26" / 3.2 cm forward and back, 40° side-wing rotation) and the headrest travel (1.57" / 4 cm up and down, 2.76" / 7 cm forward and back, two 70° rotation axes). HBADA does not publish the chair's own weight. Warranty: the US store lists 5 years on core load-bearing parts (base, gas lift, casters) and 3 years on other parts (mechanism, arms, backrest and so on). Price: the HBADA US store lists $659 without the footrest and $709 with it. On 2026-10-08 the store was running a sale ($487 / $539); we record the list price only, so check the live page before ordering. HBADA's UK and EU stores sell the same 2026 Edition in pounds and euros. What to check before ordering: the seat depth range (45–50 cm) if you have long or short thighs, whether you need the footrest version, and the armrest height range (28.3"–34.4") against your desk height.
Good to check first: Choose with or without the footrest at checkout; it is a separate option on the E3 Pro.
Best for: People who want a mesh chair with a moving three-zone lumbar pad, a 4D headrest and wide-range armrests, with an optional footrest
Pros
- Three-zone lumbar with published travel (6 cm height, 3.2 cm depth, 40° side wings)
- Adjustable seat depth 45–50 cm and seat width 51.5 cm (HBADA EU/UK stores)
- 4D dual-axis headrest and 720° armrests with published travel figures
Good to know
- Warranty on the mechanism, arms and backrest is 3 years
- HBADA does not publish the chair's own weight
- The UK store's seat height figure (18.1"–20.4") differs from the EU store's 46–54.5 cm
SIHOO Doro C300
Price: $559.99 – $569.99
Score 92/100 — Spec record A: 20 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 3 yr: 12
A budget-oriented ergonomic chair: an adaptive dynamic lumbar that follows your back, weight-sensing self-adjusting recline, and a breathable full-mesh back.
What users love
- All-day comfort. Users praise how comfortable it stays through long work and gaming days.
- A back that feels better. Several users say their back pain eased after switching from an older office or gaming chair.
Good to check first: Over 5'11"? SIHOO lists a taller height range for the C300 Pro models, so compare those too.
Best for: Budget home office with a lumbar that follows your back and self-adjusting recline
Pros
- Weight-sensing self-adjusting recline
- Dynamic lumbar that follows your back
- Breathable full-mesh back
SIHOO Doro C300 Pro
Price: $789.99 – $839.99
Score 92/100 — Spec record A: 20 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 3 yr: 12
The Doro C300 Pro is the step up from SIHOO's Doro C300 in the brand's mesh office chair range, and sits below the Doro S300 in price. It keeps the C300's general shape (a mesh back and mesh seat, a separate adjustable headrest and an automatic lumbar pad) and adds two things SIHOO highlights on the product page: an adjustable seat depth and 6D armrests that move up and down, left and right, front and back, inward and outward, with a tilt-lock and a linked recline. Official figures: SIHOO's US store lists general dimensions of 28" wide x 28" deep x 45"-51" high, a seat depth of 16.81"-17.76", a maximum hip width of 20.28", a 330 lb maximum load, a product weight of 55.34 lbs and a 3-year warranty, and says the chair is designed for users from 5' to 6'3". The EU store gives a seat cushion height range of 46-56.7 cm (18.11-22.32 in). The UK store quotes a maximum recline angle of 135°. Note that the UK and EU stores list the maximum load as 136 kg (300 lb), lower than the US figure; we show the US figure because this page uses the US store. SIHOO also states BIFMA and SGS certification. The lumbar pad is what SIHOO calls the BM (Body Movement) Tracking System: it is not adjusted by hand but follows the backrest as you change posture. The headrest moves up and down, back and forth and rotates. Seat height, seat depth and recline are all set from one handle on the right-hand side. The chair comes in Black or White, each as a Standard Version or a Footrest Version with a pull-out leg rest. Price: the SIHOO US store lists a regular price of $789.99 (Black) or $799.99 (White) for the Standard Version and $829.99-$839.99 for the Footrest Version. The store usually shows a much lower sale price next to the regular price, so check the live price before ordering; we only record the regular list price. C300 Pro against the Doro C300: the base C300's regular price is $559.99-$569.99 (Standard Version). Both chairs carry a 330 lb maximum load on the US store and a 3-year warranty. The C300 Pro is slightly heavier (55.34 lbs against the C300's 51.15 lb UK net weight), has a wider seat height range on SIHOO's EU figures (46-56.7 cm against the C300's 47-55 cm on the UK store), and swaps the C300's 4D coordinated arms for 6D arms. If seat-depth adjustment and arms that also move inward and outward matter to you, the Pro is the one to compare; if not, the C300 covers the same lumbar idea for less. C300 Pro against the newer Doro C300 Pro V2: SIHOO's US store calls the V2 its "Premium Pick" and gives it a lower regular price ($499.99-$549.99), 8D armrests, a manually adjustable sacral-lumbar pad with 3 levels and a backrest that moves up and down. SIHOO does not publish a seat height for the V2, so the C300 Pro is currently the one of the two with a full official seat-height range. What to check before ordering: your height against SIHOO's 5' to 6'3" range, whether you want the footrest (it adds $40 to the regular price), and the 55 lb weight if you will carry the box upstairs.
What users love
- Footrest lounging. C300 Pro users like stretching out with the footrest and a deep recline for a break.
- Arms that adjust every way. C300 Pro users call the armrests some of the most adjustable they have used.
Good to check first: Compare it with the C300 Pro V2, which lists for less with newer features.
Best for: Long desk days for people who want seat-depth adjustment and 6D arms on a mesh chair with automatic lumbar
Pros
- Adjustable seat depth (16.81"-17.76") and 6D armrests
- 330 lb maximum load on the US store
- Automatic lumbar pad, no manual adjustment needed
Good to know
- List price is above the newer C300 Pro V2 (SIHOO US store)
- UK/EU stores list a lower 300 lb (136 kg) load
- No official backrest-height figure (the US label matches overall height)
HBADA E3 Ultra
Price: $809
Score 90/100 — Spec record B: 10 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 5 yr: 20
The E3 Ultra is the E3-series model with an aluminium-alloy backrest frame and a footrest included as standard. It has HBADA's three-zone elastic lumbar support (a centre pad with two side wings that rotate 40°), a 4D dual-axis headrest, 720° armrests whose pads and bodies both rotate 360°, a mesh seat and an adjustable seat depth. It comes in Gray or Black. HBADA's US store listed it as "Final Clearance" when we checked. Official figures: HBADA's US store lists a 330 lb / 150 kg maximum load and a recommended user height of 4'11" to 6'5" (150–195 cm); the UK and EU stores list overall dimensions of 26" deep, 25" wide and 42.91"–54.72" high. The lumbar moves 1.6" up and down and 1" forward and back; the headrest moves 1.8" up and down and 2.2" forward and back, with two 70° rotation axes; the seat depth adjusts by 1.97". HBADA's EU store says the chair reclines up to 140° with several locking positions. HBADA does not publish the seat height, the seat-depth range, the seat width or the chair's own weight for the E3 Ultra. Warranty: the US store lists 5 years. Price: the HBADA US store lists $809 for either colour. On 2026-10-11 the store showed a clearance price of $549; we record the list price only, so check the live page before ordering. What to check before ordering: because HBADA publishes no seat-height range for this model, compare it with your leg length and desk height using the overall height range, or ask HBADA before buying.
Good to check first: HBADA lists the E3 Ultra as Final Clearance with no restocks, so check stock and colour before you plan around it.
Best for: People who want an E3-series chair with an aluminium backrest frame, a footrest and HBADA's three-zone lumbar, and who do not need a published seat-height range
Pros
- Footrest included as standard
- Three-zone lumbar with published travel (1.6" up/down, 1" in/out, 40° side wings)
- Aluminium-alloy backrest frame; recline up to 140° (HBADA EU store)
Good to know
- HBADA publishes no seat height or seat width for this model
- Listed as Final Clearance on the US store when checked
- Only the seat-depth travel (1.97") is published, not the range
SIHOO B300 Pro
Price: $329.99 – $379.99
Score 82/100 — Spec record B: 10 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 3 yr: 12
The B300 Pro is the top model of SIHOO's B series. It adds to the B100 line a lumbar pad that adjusts in height and depth (SIHOO calls it 4D MicroFit lumbar), a backrest that moves up and down, 6D armrests that rotate and flip up, a wide 3D headrest, an adjustable seat depth and a recline whose tension adjusts to the sitter's weight automatically. It comes in Black or White, each as a Standard or Footrest Version. Official figures (SIHOO US store): seat depth 16.5"–18.5" (about 2 in of travel), seat width 19.1", maximum load 330 lbs, net weight 43.7 lb, three lockable recline angles at 105°, 120° and 135°, lumbar travel 0.8" in depth and 2" in height, and backrest height travel 2.2". SIHOO's UK and EU stores give the seat depth as 42–47 cm, the seat width as 48.5 cm and a lower maximum load of 120 kg; we show the US load figure. SIHOO does not publish a seat height for the B300 Pro. Warranty: 3 years (SIHOO US store). Price: the SIHOO US store lists $329.99 (Black) and $339.99 (White) for the Standard Version and $369.99 / $379.99 for the Footrest Version. On 2026-10-09 the store showed sale prices of $259.99–$299.99; we record the list price only, so check the live page before ordering. What to check before ordering: SIHOO does not publish the seat height range, and the UK/EU stores state a lower load rating than the US store.
Good to check first: The recline locks at 105°, 120° or 135°.
Best for: People who want an adjustable lumbar pad, a height-adjustable backrest and an adjustable seat depth at a mid-range SIHOO list price
Pros
- Lumbar pad adjusts 0.8 in in depth and 2 in in height
- Adjustable seat depth (16.5"–18.5") and backrest height (2.2")
- 6D armrests that also flip up; three recline locks to 135°
Good to know
- SIHOO does not publish the seat height
- SIHOO's UK and EU stores list a much lower load rating (120 kg)
- Seat width 19.1" is narrower than the M57 (51 cm) and M59AS (50.5 cm)
SIHOO Doro C300 Pro V2
Price: $499.99 – $549.99
Score 82/100 — Spec record B: 10 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt, adjustable seat depth): 40 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 3 yr: 12
The Doro C300 Pro V2 is SIHOO's redesign of the Doro C300 Pro, which the US store currently labels its "Premium Pick". SIHOO calls it a full-body adaptive chair: the headrest, backrest, lumbar pad and armrests are linked by what the brand names the DynaCore synchronized support system, so they move together as you sit upright, lean back or shift position. The backrest glides as you recline (SyncroFlex Back-Glide), and the recline resistance adjusts to the sitter's weight. Official figures: SIHOO's US store specification table lists a seat depth of 16.9"-18.5" (a 1.6" slide), a seat width of 20.5", a backrest height of 20.5"-23.6" above the seat (7 height settings over a 3.2" range), recline angles of 105°, 120° and 135°, a maximum load of up to 330 lbs, a net weight of 59.64 lbs and a 3-year warranty covering manufacturing defects. The store's FAQ says the chair is designed for users from 4'11" to 6'3" (150-190 cm). The UK store gives the same table in metric (seat depth 43-47 cm, seat width 52 cm, backrest height 52-60 cm, up to 150 kg, 27.37 kg). SIHOO does not publish a seat height range for the V2 on its US, UK or EU stores, so we leave that field empty rather than estimate it. Adjustments: the Domino Sacral-Lumbar Support 2.0 pad moves up or down and has 3 support levels, which is a change from the self-adjusting lumbar on the original C300 Pro. The 8D armrests move up, down, forward and back, rotate and tilt; SIHOO shows the rear of the armrest tilting up for handheld gaming and the arms swinging aside to pull closer to the desk. The 3D headrest is described as 28% wider than before and adjusts in three directions. Seat depth and recline are set from a handle on the right-hand side. It comes in Black or White, each as a Standard Version or a Footrest Version. Price: the SIHOO US store lists a regular price of $499.99 (Black) or $509.99 (White) for the Standard Version and $539.99-$549.99 for the Footrest Version. The store also shows a lower sale price; we only record the regular list price, so check the live price before ordering. C300 Pro V2 against the C300 Pro: on regular price the V2 costs less ($499.99-$549.99 against $789.99-$839.99), has 8D rather than 6D armrests, a manually set lumbar pad with 3 levels rather than an automatic one, a height-adjustable backrest, and a slightly longer seat-depth range (16.9"-18.5" against 16.81"-17.76"). The C300 Pro is lighter (55.34 lbs against 59.64 lbs) and is the one with an official seat-height range. Both list a 330 lb maximum load and a 3-year warranty on the US store. C300 Pro V2 against the Doro C300: SIHOO's own comparison table on the V2 page lists the C300 with 4D armrests and a dynamic lumbar support, against the V2's 8D armrests and Domino 2.0 sacral-lumbar pad. The C300's regular price is $559.99-$569.99 (Standard Version). What to check before ordering: your height against SIHOO's 4'11" to 6'3" range, the 59.64 lb weight (the UK store says it ships in two packages), and whether you prefer a lumbar pad you set yourself or one that adjusts on its own.
What users love
- Comfort that lasts the day. Users say hours go by without fatigue, and several call it the most comfortable chair they have owned.
- A back that feels better. Users say their back pain eased after switching, and one with a long-standing back issue says long sessions feel easier in it.
Good to check first: Set the armrests where you want them; reviewers say they shift when pushed and do not lock, so avoid using them to stand up.
Best for: People who want a mesh chair with a lumbar pad they can set (3 levels), 8D arms and a height-adjustable backrest at a lower list price than the C300 Pro
Pros
- 8D armrests and 3-level adjustable sacral-lumbar pad
- Backrest height 20.5–23.6 in and seat depth 16.9–18.5 in
- 330 lb maximum load; 105°/120°/135° recline
Good to know
- SIHOO publishes no seat height range
- Net weight 59.64 lb
SIHOO B100
Price: $199.99 – $259.99
Score 74/100 — Spec record B: 10 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt): 32 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 3 yr: 12
The B100 is one of SIHOO's lower-priced mesh chairs, built around flip-up arms. On its US store SIHOO describes a floating sacral cushion (a support pad placed lower than a usual lumbar pad, at the base of the spine), a wide 2D adjustable headrest, flip-up 2D armrests so the chair can slide under a desk, and a backrest that locks in three recline positions up to 135°. It is sold with a mesh seat or a cushioned foam seat, and the mesh-seat version also comes as a Footrest Version with a pull-out leg rest. Official figures: the SIHOO US store lists general dimensions of 27.6" wide, 28.3" deep and 44.1"-51.6" high, a product weight of 36.4 lbs, a maximum load of 330 lbs and a 3-year warranty. SIHOO's EU store gives a seat height range of 18.3" to 21.9" in its product description and names the three recline angles as 110°, 125° and 135°. SIHOO does not publish a seat depth or seat width for the B100 on its US, UK or EU stores, so we leave those fields empty rather than estimate them. Price: the SIHOO US store lists $199.99 for the Cushioned Seat Standard Version, $219.99 for the Mesh Seat Standard Version and $259.99 for the Mesh Seat Footrest Version, in Black or White. SIHOO also sells a B100 Pro; that is a separate model and is not covered on this page. B100 against the M18: on regular price the B100 ($199.99-$259.99) lists below the M18 ($289.99-$299.99). Both list a 330 lb maximum load and a 3-year warranty and weigh about the same (36.4 lbs against 37.1 lbs). The M18 has a lumbar pad you move up/down and in/out and a headrest that travels 3.9" and pivots 45°; the B100 has flip-up arms, a sacral cushion instead of an adjustable lumbar pad, and a 135° maximum recline against the M18's 126°. What to check before ordering: SIHOO gives no seat depth figure, and the US store offers 30-day returns if the seat does not suit your thigh length; the arms are described as 2D, fewer adjustments than the 4D or 6D arms on SIHOO's Doro models; and choose between the mesh seat and the cushioned seat, which also changes the price.
Good to check first: The recline has three positions, up to 135°, rather than a free-floating tilt.
Best for: Small rooms and shared desks where flip-up arms let the chair slide under the desk, at a list price below the M18
Pros
- Lowest SIHOO list price on Chairpedia (SIHOO US store)
- Flip-up 2D armrests to tuck the chair under a desk
- 330 lb maximum load and 3-year warranty (US store)
Good to know
- SIHOO publishes no seat depth or seat width
- 2D armrests: fewer adjustments than SIHOO's Doro models
- No adjustable lumbar pad; a fixed sacral cushion instead
SIHOO B100 Pro
Price: $259.99 – $299.99
Score 74/100 — Spec record B: 10 · features (headrest, lumbar support, armrests, recline/tilt): 32 · capacity 330 lb: 20 · warranty 3 yr: 12
The B100 Pro is an upgraded B100 from SIHOO: the same listed overall size, a mesh back and seat with a waterfall front edge, larger 4D armrests that flip up so the chair can slide under a desk, a wide 3D headrest and a responsive lower-back support. It comes in Black or White, as a Standard Version or a Footrest Version. Official figures (SIHOO US store): overall dimensions 27.6" wide x 28.3" deep x 44.1"-51.6" high, maximum load 330 lbs, product weight 36.4 lb and a three-position recline up to 135°. SIHOO does not publish a seat depth or seat width for the B100 Pro. Its UK and EU B100 Pro pages contain a seat-height sentence (18.3" to 21.9") that names the B100, so we do not show it as a B100 Pro figure. Warranty: 3 years (SIHOO US store). Price: the SIHOO US store lists $259.99 for the Standard Version and $299.99 for the Footrest Version (Black or White), with no separate sale price; on 2026-10-09 the Standard Version was shown as sold out. Check the live page before ordering. What to check before ordering: SIHOO publishes no seat size for this model, and the lumbar support has no manual height or depth adjustment described by SIHOO; if you want those, the B300 Pro adds them.
What users love
- Recline and footrest for resting. Users like that it reclines far, locks at an angle and pairs with the footrest for a break.
- Long sessions, less ache. Users who game or work long hours say their back no longer aches at the end of the day.
Good to check first: SIHOO's US page lists no user height range, so compare the official seat dimensions with your build.
Best for: People who want flip-up 4D arms, a wide headrest and an optional footrest in a low-priced SIHOO mesh chair
Pros
- Larger 4D armrests that flip up
- Wide 3D adjustable headrest
- Three recline positions up to 135°; Footrest Version available
Good to know
- SIHOO does not publish the seat height, seat depth or seat width
- No manual lumbar adjustment described by SIHOO
Frequently asked
- Which chairs here come with the footrest included?
- The HBADA E3 Ultra lists at $809 with the footrest included. On the other chairs here the footrest is a separate version or option chosen at checkout.
- How much more does the footrest version cost?
- On SIHOO's and HBADA's US stores it adds $40–$50: the Doro C300 Pro V2 goes from $499.99 to $539.99, the Doro C300 from $559.99 to $609.99, the E3 Air from $499 to $549 and the E3 Pro from $659 to $709.
- What is the lowest-priced chair here with a footrest?
- The SIHOO B100 Mesh Seat Footrest Version, listed at $259.99 on SIHOO's US store. The B100 Pro Footrest Version lists at $299.99.
- Does the FlexiSpot C7 price include the footrest?
- No. $429.99 is FlexiSpot's list price for the C7 without the footrest; the store sells a With Footrest option at a higher price.
- Do Herman Miller or Steelcase task chairs have a footrest?
- None of the Herman Miller or Steelcase office task chairs in our catalog list a built-in or optional footrest in the brand's own specifications.
- How is this list ordered?
- By a published score built only from each brand's own specifications: spec record, listed features, weight capacity and warranty. Ties go to the lower list price. Affiliate links play no part in the order.
Sources: specifications and list prices come from each brand's official pages, linked with their check dates on each product page. Owner highlights summarize our own analysis of owner reports; they are not quotes or ratings.
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