GABRYLLY High-Back Mesh Ergonomic Chair with Headrest

GABRYLLY High-Back Mesh Ergonomic Chair with Headrest

By GABRYLLY · Office Chairs · Home & Workspace

  • High back with headrest
  • Flip-up arms
  • 90-120 degree tilt lock
  • Wide cushion, big-and-tall sizing

Lowest price seen
$36.58
from $36.58 at ShopAbunda (Abunda) · Checked Oct 3, 2026

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Problems, parts and running costs

Summary

A high-back all-mesh ergonomic chair with an adjustable headrest and flip-up arms, made for taller users and warm rooms. Check the fit before you buy: the seat sits high, the headrest crowds shorter users, and the lumbar support and seat depth are fixed.

Strengths

  • Comfort is the tested strong point, scored 7.0/10 with three testers happy to sit in it seven hours.
  • The all-mesh seat and back breathe, and owners in hot rooms single the mesh out.
  • The 20-inch seat is wider than many budget task chairs and suits cross-legged sitting.
  • Flip-up arms fold fully out of the way and help the chair tuck under a desk.
  • It favors taller users; one 6 ft 4 in owner said it was the first chair he did not need at maximum height.
  • One long-term owner reported the mesh still looked new and the wheels smooth after thousands of hours.

Weaknesses

  • The headrest sits too high for testers under about 5 ft 4 in, and a 5 ft 8 in owner could not get it to land right.
  • The headrest is useful mainly when reclining, not while sitting upright at a monitor.
  • Lumbar support and seat depth are fixed, and adjustability scored only 5.3/10.
  • Some testers feel the hard seat frame through the mesh in long sessions.
  • Raising the arms also moves them forward, which can keep tall users away from the desk.
  • The manual mirror lists roughly 1–2 years of normal gas-lift service, which is short for a chair.

Verified specifications

Exact modelPF-01, tied to UPC 0778942427000 and the exact-ASIN manual.
Recommended user height5 ft 5 in to 6 ft 2 in.
Overall dimensionsabout 25.6 in wide × 22 in deep × 45.3–54.9 in high.
Seatabout 20 in wide × 19.3 in deep; listed seat height 18.5–22.05 in, measured about 17.5–22 in.
Weight capacity280 lb; a manual mirror lists 400 lb.
Materialbreathable mesh seat and back with nylon structural parts.
Headrestheight- and angle-adjustable, described as 2D.
Armrestsflip up about 45 degrees with vertical adjustment; no width or depth adjustment.
Recline90–120 degrees with a three-position tilt lock and tension knob.
Lumbarfixed and integrated, not adjustable.
Weightabout 41 lb.
Assemblyabout 15–20 minutes listed, just under 17 minutes measured.
Warrantythree-year limited on current chairs; older exact-model material says five years.
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Fit and sizing

The chair is built for taller users. The stated fit range starts at 5 ft 5 in, but independent testers found the headrest too high for anyone under about 5 ft 4 in, and a 5 ft 8 in owner in r/OfficeChairs said it never landed correctly. A 6 ft 4 in owner of the same model called it the first chair he did not have to raise to maximum. The seat sits high, so shorter buyers should check the 18.5–22.05 in seat-height range against their own desk before ordering.

Adjustment and comfort

Testers judged the chair good for a full workday, particularly for tall users, and the mesh stays breathable. But adjustment is limited. The lumbar contour and the seat depth are fixed, the armrests rise and tilt but do not slide in or out or change width, and the tilt-tension knob sits awkwardly far away and needs many turns before anything changes. Some testers felt the seat frame against their legs late in the day because the mesh does not keep them fully suspended.

Parts and running costs

Running costs are effectively $0; the chair has no power or filters, and there is nothing to replace on a schedule. The real expenses are wear items — gas lift, casters, armrests and mesh assemblies. No public part numbers or prices exist for any of them, so a repair budget cannot be calculated, and GABRYLLY handles qualifying problems with replacement parts through support rather than a parts catalog.

Warranty and support

Current GABRYLLY chairs carry a three-year limited warranty limited to replacement parts and after-sales support, with no on-site repair; non-human damage inside the term gets free parts. Older exact-model material says five years, so keep the printed card and the registration confirmation for your own unit. Registration is required, and US support runs by phone and email.

Is it worth it?

At $150 or less from a trustworthy seller it is a strong value for a tall-friendly full-mesh chair with a headrest and flip-up arms. From about $151 to $190 it is still reasonable if mesh and flip-up arms are the priority, but the Sihoo M18 at $169.99 (Sihoo direct, 2026) adds dual lumbar adjustment, height-adjustable armrests and a 330 lb rating. Above about $220 the fixed lumbar and fixed seat depth make it hard to recommend new: one exact listing was $269.50 (Eco Home Office, October 2026), and the more adjustable Branch Ergonomic Chair is $369 (Branch direct, 2026) with a seven-year warranty.

Which model this is

This page covers the GABRYLLY PF-01, UPC 0778942427000, the chair behind ASIN B07Y8BXBX8. GABRYLLY no longer lists PF-01 as a current named series, so treat it as a legacy model still sold through marketplaces. Whether the ASIN pools more than one chair is not documented, so confirm the model and UPC on the listing before ordering.

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