Steelcase Leap Plus Desk Chair Black Leather Seat and Back – 500 lb Weight Capacity – Highly Adjustable Arms – Black Frame and Base – Standard Carpet Casters

The King/Queen of desk chairs!
I hesitated to give this desk chair five stars because they’re so darn expensive (especially when I bought one a few years ago for almost half the price! I guess we’ll just have to blame that on inflation). Having said that, I bought this second one for a family member just because I enjoyed the one I have so much. I met this chair for the first time at work, and it was comfort at first sit. Comes fully assembled right out of the box, so no risk of setting it up wrong. Is of durable material. Looks very stylish and elegant. And most important of all, it is truly the king/queen of desk chairs when it comes to ergonomics! It has multiple adjustments for optimum personal preference and support. (Granted, so long as your office continues to be down here on Earth, gravity will still kick in and prompt your body to get up for a break, but you get the idea here. However, do expect a firm cushion seat, not some fluffy softness that corresponds more with sofa chairs.)

I love this chair
My work bought me one of these chairs for work. I finally decided I had to bite the bullet and buy me one for the house. It’s a truly phenomenal chair. And it’s steelcase – it’ll last forever. I have some 25 year old steelcase chairs that are still rolling around and quite wonderful. The reason I got THIS one is that my right wrist needs the support of the arm. I’m disappointed that SC doesn’t have covers for them. I found one from a 3rd party that fits “okay.” I just can’t see getting a chair of this quality and expense dirty from food / drinks.

Worth every penny
Likes: sturdy, I didn’t feel like I was falling out of the chair or it fall out from under me. Great adjust-ability.Dislike: Longer arm rests with lock position.On my part I wish I had ordered one with a headrest. This onus is on me.Overall, I would recommend this chair for anyone.

Great for smaller frames and chronic pain issues
I bought a refurbished Leap V2 elsewhere but wanted to review it for anyone considering. It’s a great chair. I usually struggle with office chairs being too deep, or too tall, or the arms being too wide, or, for mesh “ergonomic” chairs, the mesh causing nerve pain in my mid back or making my legs fall asleep. Lightweight chairs roll around and I find myself holding my muscles tense all day to keep them in place. I’m a chair wimp, in other words.I went to a used office furniture store to try an Aeron (again, despite multiple attempts that left me underwhelmed) and happened to sit down in a Steelcase Leap V2. Decided I wasn’t leaving without it. The 4-way adjustable arms are game-changing for smaller people. The chair has enough heft that it isn’t trying to roll away at the slightest movement. Adjustable lumbar actually works and feels supportive. You can adjust seat depth and recline. It’s a great chair.