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Hinomi H2 Pro: 19 adjustment points, 143° recline
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The Hinomi H2 Pro is aimed at people who want to fine-tune almost every part of their chair, then lean back properly between tasks. Hinomi lists 19 separate adjustment settings, an adaptive lumbar pad, a headrest that moves three ways and a backrest that reclines to 143 degrees with a rocking function. It suits long-hours desk workers, tall users and anyone who switches between typing and relaxing.
- Seat depth
- Not stated
- Lumbar
- Adaptive, depth and tilt
- Armrests
- Multi-directional, flip-up
- Tilt
- 143° recline, rocking
- Max load
- 150 kg
In its favour
- Hinomi lists 19 separate adjustment settings, more than any other chair in this guide, to suit different body types.
- The headrest adjusts in height, depth and angle, and the armrests flip up so the chair can tuck under a desk.
- The listing states spare parts are available for 12 years in the EU, which supports long-term ownership.
Good to know
- The listing does not say how far the seat slides, so check the seat depth range if you have long or short thighs.
- The retractable footrest is described as optional, so it may not be included in this listing.
Our take
Lumbar and headrest
The lumbar support is described as adaptive: it tracks your movement to keep contact with the lower back, and you can adjust both its depth and tilt. That is more control than a simple up-and-down pad. The headrest moves in height, depth and angle, which helps place it under the base of the skull rather than pushing the head forward.
The multi-directional armrests also flip up, so the chair can slide closer to a desk or let you sit cross-legged.
Size and fit for taller people
The chair stands 144 cm tall overall. Amazon lists a seat height of 58.5 cm, seat depth of 50.5 cm and a backrest 56.3 cm wide, all generous numbers that point to a roomy fit. Only one seat height figure is given, so shorter users should check the lowest setting with the seller. The listing does not say how far the seat slides forward and back.
Capacity is 150 kg on a reinforced aluminium base.
Recline, rocking and the footrest
A 143 degree maximum recline is deep enough for a proper rest, and the rocking mode lets the back move freely when unlocked. Hinomi offers a retractable footrest with a vegan leather cover as an option, and the wording suggests it may not be part of every listing, so confirm what is in the box. The chair weighs about 24 kg.
Long-term ownership and rivals
Hinomi states BIFMA and SGS compliance, and Amazon notes spare parts availability in the EU for 12 years, which is reassuring on a premium chair. Next to the Steelcase Think, the Hinomi offers far more recline and a headrest but less information on seat depth travel. The COLAMY mesh chair has 4D arms and a sliding seat for those who do not need such a deep lean-back.
Verdict
Buy the Hinomi H2 Pro if you want extensive fine-tuning, a headrest and a deep recline in a large mesh chair. If you prefer a compact, upright chair with a flexing back, the Steelcase Think suits better, and the COLAMY mesh chair is a simpler alternative with 4D arms and a sliding seat.
Compared with alternatives in: Best ergonomic office chairs for a home office, Best office chairs for tall people
Amazon listing title: HINOMI H2 Pro Premium Ergonomic Office Chair - Comfy Home Office Desk Computer Chair with Adjustable Back Support, Swivel Wheels, Flip-up Arms, Ultra Soft Mesh Seat for Desk Work