The ACGAM CG-5245M has a backrest that reclines from 105 to 135 degrees, dynamic lumbar support and a footrest stored beneath the seat.
The ACGAM CG-5245M has a backrest that reclines from 105 to 135 degrees, dynamic lumbar support and a footrest stored beneath the seat. Its features let you change position while working or taking a break, but it is worth considering whether the adjustments will suit your desk and your body before choosing it.
Recline for work and breaks
The backrest reclines through a range of 105 to 135 degrees. This can be useful if you alternate between a working position and a more relaxed posture during the day. The angles alone, however, do not explain how the mechanism is operated or which positions can be locked. Check those details before buying.
Recline resistance automatically adjusts for users weighing from 50 to 136 kg. The upper limit matches the chair’s stated weight capacity of 136 kg. Weight capacity and the feel of the backrest are different matters, however: the load rating alone cannot tell you whether the resistance will feel right for you.
Armrests, headrest and lumbar support
The armrests are described as 3D adjustable. What matters in practice is whether you can support your arms while also bringing the chair comfortably close to your desk. Compare their position with the height of the desktop and the space beneath it; the 3D label alone does not specify the individual directions of adjustment.
The headrest offers two-way adjustment: approximately 12 cm of height adjustment and up to 25 degrees of tilt. This range can help you position it, but it does not guarantee comfort for every body type. If you can try the chair, notice where the headrest contacts your head in your usual sitting position. Adjusting it is not a substitute for positioning your monitor and desk appropriately.
The lumbar support is dynamic and is described as responding to movements of the back rather than remaining fixed in one position. When trying the chair, pay attention to its position and pressure. The available information does not establish a therapeutic effect or guarantee pain relief.
The retractable footrest needs space
The footrest is stored beneath the seat and can be pulled out when you want to relax. Before buying, consider whether you will have enough room to use it. In a smaller workspace, a drawer unit, desk brace or other furniture in front of the chair could get in the way. The available specifications do not state how far the footrest extends, so assess the space based on your own setup.
Materials and moving the chair
The chair uses mesh and foam components. Its description also mentions OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and a TÜV Class 4 gas lift. Documentation for the specific version supplied may clarify which parts these designations apply to; they should not be taken as evidence of health benefits or the durability of the entire chair.
The chair’s stated weight is 27 kg, which is worth considering if you need to carry it into a flat or move it between rooms. It has a five-star base and swivel castors. If you have a delicate floor, check separately whether the castors are suitable for that surface.
Who is the CG-5245M for?
The CG-5245M is worth a closer look if you want to adjust more than seat height and plan to use both the reclining backrest and the footrest. Before deciding, check the space around your desk and, if possible, try the chair for comfort. The available specifications describe its features, not the experience of using it over the long term.