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HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition)

2026 Edition · E3 Pro line launched 2023 · HBADA

People who want a mesh chair with a moving three-zone lumbar pad, a 4D headrest and wide-range armrests, with an optional footrest.

$659 – $709

  • Up to 330 lb
  • 5 / 3-year warranty
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Summary

A mesh task chair with a three-zone adaptive lumbar, a 4D headrest and an optional footrest.

Best for

  • Heights 5'1" to 6'5", HBADA's recommended range.
  • People who want lumbar support with side wings that angle separately.
  • Reclining breaks; the back locks at four positions up to 140°, and a footrest is optional.
  • Users up to 330 lb, HBADA's stated maximum load.

Good to check first

  • Choose with or without the footrest at checkout; it is a separate option on the E3 Pro.
  • Seat height runs 46–54.5 cm (about 18.1–21.5 in) on HBADA's EU store; check it against your desk.
  • The chair arrives mostly built; you attach the base, seat and backrest.
  • Keep the original box for 30 days; returns without it may carry a fee.

The trade-off

A full set of adjustments at a mid-range price, on a steel frame rather than the aluminium alloy of the E3 Ultra and X7.

Value check

Lists at $659 without footrest and $709 with it at HBADA's US store.

Price
$659 – $709
Load capacity
330 lb
Warranty
5 / 3 years

What HBADA highlights

  • 3-zone adaptive lumbar

    The lumbar has a centre pad and two side wings that rotate up to 40°. It moves 6 cm in height over six levels and can glide with you or lock in place. HBADA says it tracks the spine as you move.

  • 4D dual-axis headrest

    The headrest frame and axis each rotate 70°, with 4 cm of height and 7 cm of forward-back travel. HBADA says it supports the neck and shoulders.

  • 720° armrests

    The pads and the arm bodies each swivel 360°, and the arms move 7 cm in height and 6 cm forward and back. HBADA says this keeps arms and wrists in line as you work.

  • Four-position tilt lock

    The back reclines up to 140° and locks at four positions. HBADA presents it as a switch between focused work and a full recline.

  • Breathable mesh seat

    The seat uses a micro-perforated mesh on a steel frame, and its depth adjusts by 5 cm. HBADA says the depth setting suits different body types.

As described by HBADA on its official pages; not a Chairpedia assessment.

Before you buy

Fit (official)

  • Recommended for heights 5'1"–6'5" (155–195 cm).
  • Rated to 330 lb (150 kg).
  • Seat height 46–54.5 cm; seat depth 45–50 cm (EU store figures).

Delivery and setup

  • Arrives mostly built; you attach the base, seat and backrest.
  • HBADA says assembly takes 10–15 minutes with the included tools.
  • Warranty: 5 years on base, gas lift and casters; 3 years on other parts.

Returns (official policy)

  • HBADA store: return within 30 days of receipt.
  • Change-of-mind returns: you pay part of the return shipping, taken from the refund.
  • Returns without the original packaging may carry a fee of up to 50% of the price.

Sources: HBADA US official store, E3 Pro 2026 Edition ↗ (checked Oct 11, 2026) · HBADA EU official store, E3 Pro 2026 Edition ↗ (checked Oct 11, 2026) · HBADA refund policy ↗ (checked Oct 11, 2026)

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Specs

Size and fit
Sizes
26.0–27.95 in
Recommended user height
5'1"–6'5"
Seat height
46–54.5 cm (18.1–21.5 in)
Seat depth
45–50 cm (17.7–19.7 in)
Seat width
20.27 / 51.5 cm
Load capacity
330 lb
Adjustments
Recline
Four recline positions: 105°, 115°, 130° and 140°
Arms
720° Omni-Functional Armrests: pad rotation 360°, body swivel 360°, height 2.76"/7cm, forward/backward 2.36"/6cm, flip-up 26° / flip-down 13°28.3–34.4 in (72–87 cm)
Lumbar support
3-Zone Adaptive Lumbar Support System: 6-level height adjustment 2.36"/6cm, forward/backward 1.26"/3.2cm (adaptive/lock modes), adaptive glide 1.18"/3cm, 40° side wing rotation (3 levels)
Headrest
4D Dual-Axis Adjustable Headrest: frame rotation 70°, axis rotation 70°, height 1.57"/4cm, forward/backward 2.76"/7cm
Build and warranty
Warranty
5 years on core load-bearing components (base, gas lift, casters); 3 years on other components

About HBADA

Founded
2010, as HBADA Group
Markets
Europe, the Americas, Japan and Southeast Asia since 2016
Makes
Ergonomic chairs and height-adjustable desks

HBADA Group was founded in 2010 and started its own ergonomic research and development in 2011. It entered European, American, Japanese and Southeast Asian markets in 2016 and launched the P2 chair in 2018. The E3 followed in 2022, the E3 Pro in 2023 and the X7, its first chair with automatic lumbar tracking, in 2024.

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Questions

How much does the HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition) cost?

It costs $659 – $709 at the HBADA US Official Store (E3 Pro 2026 Edition, Black or Gray: Without Footrest $659, With Footrest $709 (list = the store's compare-at price; on 2026-10-08 the store showed a "Hot Sale" price of $487 / $539)), checked Oct 2026.

What is the HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition)'s weight capacity?

It is rated for 330 lb for the E3 Pro 2026 Edition (US official ), according to HBADA's official specifications.

Does the HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition) have a headrest?

Yes. The official specifications list: 4D Dual-Axis Adjustable Headrest: frame rotation 70°, axis rotation 70°, height….

What sizes or versions of the HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition) are there?

It comes in 26.0-27.95"D * 25.6"W * 43.7-51.8"H.

Where can I buy the HBADA E3 Pro (2026 Edition)?

You can buy it from the HBADA US Official Store. Check the configuration, price and return terms before ordering.

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