HBADA · Office Chairs

HBADA J1

HBADA · Brand founded 2010

People who want a small, simple desk chair with flip-up arms that tucks under a desk.

$213

  • Up to 250 lb
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Summary

A compact mesh-back task chair with flip-up arms, listed as Final Clearance on HBADA's US store.

Best for

  • Small spaces; the arms flip up so the chair tucks under a desk.
  • Heights 4'9" to 6'4", HBADA's recommended range.
  • Buyers who want a mesh back and memory-foam seat cushion at a low list price.
  • Users up to 250 lb, HBADA's stated capacity.

Good to check first

  • White and Black are marked Final Clearance on HBADA's US store; check stock before you plan around it.
  • HBADA lists height adjustment, tilt and flip-up arms, with a single seat depth of 17.7".
  • The weight rating is 250 lb, lower than the 330 lb of HBADA's E3 and X7 chairs.
  • Keep the original box for 30 days; returns without it may carry a fee.

The trade-off

A low list price and small footprint, with fewer adjustments than HBADA's E3 and X7 models.

Value check

Lists at $213 at HBADA's US store; currently marked Final Clearance.

Price
$213
Load capacity
250 lb

What HBADA highlights

  • Flip-up armrests

    The arms flip up so the chair can slide under a desk. HBADA presents this as a space-saving design.

  • Mesh back

    The back uses a high-density mesh. HBADA says it is flexible and breathable.

  • Memory-foam seat and height adjustment

    The seat cushion is filled with memory foam, and a gas lift sets the seat height from 16.75" to 20.67".

  • Base and casters

    HBADA describes a heavy-duty base with smooth, quiet-rolling casters for everyday use.

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

Before you buy

Fit (official)

  • Recommended for heights 4'9"–6'4".
  • Rated to 250 lb.
  • Seat height 16.75"–20.67"; seat depth 17.7"; overall 26" × 26" × 34" high.

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, J1 ↗ (checked Oct 11, 2026) · HBADA refund policy ↗ (checked Oct 11, 2026)

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Specs

Size and fit
Sizes
26"D x 26"W x 34"H
Recommended user height
4'9"–6'4"
Seat height
16.75–20.67 in (42.5–52.5 cm)
Seat depth
17.7 in (45 cm)
Load capacity
250 lb (113 kg)
Adjustments
Arms
Flip-up armrests

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.

Questions

How much does the HBADA J1 cost?

It costs $213 at the HBADA US Official Store (J1, White or Black: $213 (list = the store's compare-at price; on 2026-10-11 the store showed a "Final Clearance" price of $129). The Gray option is offered at $189 with no compare-at price and is not recorded), checked Oct 2026.

What is the HBADA J1's weight capacity?

It is rated for 250 lb for the J1 (US official , Product Information), according to HBADA's official specifications.

What sizes or versions of the HBADA J1 are there?

It comes in 26"D x 26"W x 34"H.

Where can I buy the HBADA J1?

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

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