Workpro Quantum 9000 Office Chair (30 Days Hands On Review)
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Detailed review here: ergonomictrends.com/workpro-q...
See my 30 days hands on review of the Workpro Quantum 9000, an office chair often compared with the Herman Miller Aeron chair.
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Thanks for the review, I didn't even know I could adjust the back rest height.
Great review, great chair. I just bought my second one from Amz for $315. I am looking how to change the height of the chair and came across this review. Very nice. I hope they provide service to change the chair mesh, since it was sagging after 9+ years of usage, all other parts are still solid.
Wow that back rest adjustment is amazing.
Looks like an awesome chair! Great review!
great review, keep it up!
Thank you sir.
I've been using this chair for a while but have not been using ideal settings
The two inch rule from leg to chair is key
I honestly was looking for a video to properly configure the chair and this was sufficient, cheers!
I just picked up this chair and overall I really like it. The tilt back feature is pretty sticky and doesn’t lock anywhere it only has 3 presets. It tends to get stuck sometimes and feels very rough when you lean back. The back rest moves left and right as if some screws are loose. The chair feels sturdy but poorly constructed in that regard. As do the armrests I don’t like how easily they pivot. Apart from that it’s extremely comfortable, very adjustable, stays nice and cool. I saw it at office max and the second I sat down I knew this was the chair I wanted. You can feel the difference in this one compared to all others. The materials used in construction are fantastic, it looks great and makes me feel confident. It doesn’t creak and wobble around like a cheap plastic chair. I got it for 400, some places sell it for 500-550. If I payed that kinda money I woulda been upset but overall this is the best chair I coulda hoped for.
Impulse bought this on sale today for 285. I'm more assured it's a good buy after watching the video thanks.
dude thank you so much for showing me how to tilt the back back.
I have had one of these chairs for 10 years. The chair is awesome. Worth every penny.
Thank You!
For me the mesh is fine, so far, I've only been in it for 2 weeks and I'm about 160lbs
this chair is almost similar to the Herman miller aeron in a way and it's 100% the better option if you can't afford a Herman miller. the feature at 2:33 is one of the main reasons of why i bought this chair because i'm a big ass dude at 6'3 270 pounds and btw for the people out there searching do NOT buy anything that looks like a race car seat!
Are you taking about gaming chairs? It is so uncomfortable to sit in a gaming chair. I've had it for a little over two years
Yes i was on the market for a gaming chair/office chair , and they all look like race car seats
I'm similar sized, how is the mesh seat holding up?
@@swizzzlestik Its still holding up great with no issues but it does get uncomfortable overtime after a few hours of gaming or doing office work. Still not a bad chair as I still use it as my main chair.
@@pubert23 Thanks for the followup. I'm stuck between this and the Autonomous Ergochair2. I like the padding on the Ergochair but reviews say the padding flattens out in a matter of months, especially if you're heavier. Might be a coin toss to decide.
great review! Is there a way to lock the wheels or make it roll less? What about the tilting? Does the knob turning left loosen it for more tilt while right makes it less ?
The wheels are not lockable. You can either swap them out with lockable wheels, or get a office mat to add more friction underneath. Turning the tension knob clockwise should tighten the tension.
Not bad. Yeah one complaint would be the arm rests moving. Especially cuz I would wanna lean on em
I LOVE this chair!!
I like to sit crossed legged or with 1 leg tucked under the other. Does the frame dig into my legs if I sit like that?
Good review. I think I'm gonna try the Kinn Chair by Autonomous first, then return and buy this if I don't like it. I have a Herman Miller Aeron at work, looking for something for home use but really don't want to spend $1200 on a herman miller.
Find a used Herman Miller - you can get them for $250-$500
@@markdavid8964 Exactly what I did, I bought a used one a few days ago and am waiting for it to arrive. I did try the Kinn chair before that for 30 days and returned it per their return policy. It's an OK chair but feels around 100 bucks overpriced IMO. Wasn't a fan of the arm rests and the bottom was too hard...my butt was going numb constantly. Disassembly and return was a pain but worth it I think.
Any updates for us?
Is there something wrong with it if it reclines and won't go back upright?
Does anyone who has the 9000 find that lack of a lumbar support pad is something they miss? Or is it just not needed?
Nice job
I've gone through several of these chairs along with a 12000 series there seems to be a manufacturing defect with the base being bend and causes the chair to swivel to the left when leaned back in
everything i lift the back up, it goes back down, any advice?
"My biggest complaint is that, when you lock the tilt you can no longer tilt all the way back." Yeah ok dude. Honestly though, I can't believe the Aeron doesn't have adjustable seat depth. I wouldn't mind spending $1k on an excellent office chair but it's pretty inexcusable for them to charge such an exorbitant price for something that lacks key features... This chair just seems like a better option despite being less than half the price.
...seems like a better option AND [it's] less than half the price.
For anyone with longer femurs (taller people typically) who need to use this chair at an extended depth, because the depth adjustment moves the entire seat forward the rear metal frame will move forward as well and you will likely end up feeling the frame of the chair when sitting down with your back against the backrest.
Love everything else about the chair, but this is a glaring flaw for tall users like myself (6'4")
Indeed, I'm also 6'4, I have tried this one at the store. Its not made for tall people. No offense, but this guy has an Asian accent, he probably has a different perception than a European or American of what a tall person is...
Can you review Workpro 12000 with or without the headrest? It looks almost same as Eurotech Ergohuman chair.
We'll certainly add it to our list of upcoming chairs to possibly review 😊
where can i buy it?
Best chair I have ever had, owned for 11 years.
really ?
@@yoyix93 i have had mine since around 2010
Hello, I prefer an office chair that easily leans back... is there a lot of tension to lean back? Does it take a lot of strength to lean back in the chair? Thanks!
At the lowest tension setting it's pretty easy to tilt the backrest. There's still some effort required though
great chair, but the back height adjustment does not lock into position, i am about 5-10 and i would like to put in highest position as well, but it always just slides back down immediately.. there is no lock to this height is there? any way thanks good video
Same the backrest doesn’t lock, it just slides down.. for anyone reading, I recommend the WorkPro 12000 chair, lasted 7 years w/ no issues, up until now, it is more comfortable. I ordered the wrong chair with the 9000, it’s more for smaller size, the side of the arm space doesn’t give enough room like the 12000 does. It has more features and flexibility than the 9000. It’s not too bad, but I definitely miss my 12000 chair.
Great vid. Am I the only one who noticed your ripped shirt? 😀
Silly question. My chair doesn't rock back and forth like yours is doing at 4:06. Your seat and back are moving. I have the turn knob to change "tension" but the chair won't rock. The only thing I can rock is the backrest. The store I bought it from assembled it. Is it assembled wrong? Or am I missing something?
When I first got the chair the seat and backrest leaned back like in the video. One day I leaned forward to stand up while the chair was still tilted back and there was a loud cracking sound and the seat kind of fell forward. Now the seat does not lean back with the backrest. IMO it doesn't really make a difference, although I am considering using the warranty I bought with the chair to exchange it.
@@declanhays6025 Thank you for reply. My seat hasn't rocked with the back of the seat period. I will enjoy it until it breaks. If it breaks too soon I will get rid of it.
I want to add a headrest!!!
Any suggestions ideas or experiences??
Is there any way to add the headrest to this chair?
Office depot sells one with a headrest, the high back version. Still the same model name, work pro 9000.
@@maticman94 thanks. Yea I know about that model. I was asking about a headrest for this model though.
I am in the same boat. I got one of these amazing chairs for a great deal, and am looking to add a headrest to make it perfect.
Did anyone find out if we can add a headrest to this particular model?
Sure would like to know where you found it for 300$ the cushion seat one is 450$
covid hiked up chair prices because people are working from home. Happened to almost every decent chair.
Where did you find this chair for $200? Or is that a pre-coronavirus price?
Hmm I believe the price was $240 usd at the time I reviewed it. I could be wrong though
@@ergonomictrends8446 I just paid $300 but yeah this chair has been as low as $210 - COVID
@@markdavid8964 where did you pay $300 for it? on office depot it is $400 !!
@@TheMSKGC lenovo.com - there's a coupon for $120 - after taxes it was $296....over a month ago it was $210. I like my Herman Miller better.
Ergonomic Trends Jesus. It’s $430 right now at Office Depot
Is it comfortable to kick back and watch movies in?
For short term viewing, yes, but for a couple of hours, you're better off with a chair that reclines farther back: ergonomictrends.com/best-reclining-chairs-footrests/
@@ergonomictrends8446 Appreciate the link! I'm getting the Hbada chair
I just bought this chair today, and I adjust the back rest higher and it keeps sliding back down as I sit on it.
If you move the backrest up too high it resets to the lowest level. Try moving it up slowly by only a couple of inches
@@ergonomictrends8446 I was having this same issue! So excited to have it locked into place now! Thanks :)
Bought it for 90$ what a steal
Nice review. Do you know where can I find replacement parts? the gas lift of mine is not working properly!
should be under warranty
My elbows ripped holes in both of the swivel armrests and I'm also looking for replacement parts. Any luck on where to find them?
It’s 529$ now I think I’m going to get the 1200 model for 50$ more
Prices have gone up, just got one online for $450 plus tax after seeing one in a store for $550. I could not find a cheaper new unit anywhere as of making this comment.
Both short and tall people? No offense, but we probably have very different ideas of what tall is. I´m 6.4 and I have tried this chair, it does not fit my height, at all.
I just got this chair for 45 bucks at habitat for humanity
The chair gives me vertigo and feel off balance e