Hbada P5 (with Footrest): Features, Fit and Buying Guide
The Hbada P5 is a mesh-back ergonomic chair whose defining feature is a retractable footrest, paired with a 2D adjustable lumbar and a 2D headrest. This guide covers its confirmed features, fit and what to check before buying.
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Check these before you buy
The P5 is sold in footrest and non-footrest versions, and Hbada also sells a newer P2 that looks similar. Confirm you are ordering the exact chair you want.
Dimensions and fit
Manufacturer figures come from the maker's official product page; we check them against the Amazon listing before treating them as confirmed. Values we can't confirm for the linked listing are marked as such — take those from the listing you buy from.
| Measurement | Documented value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Overall dimensions | 27.56 in W × 27.56 in D × 49.41 in H | Manufacturer-documented |
| Seat depth | ~17 in | Manufacturer-documented |
| Weight capacity | 300 lb | Manufacturer-documented |
| Footrest | Retractable, tucks under the seat | Confirmed |
| Lumbar | 2D adjustable (up/down and forward/back) | Manufacturer-documented |
| Headrest | 2D adjustable | Confirmed |
| Recline | Reclining backrest with tilt (up to ~135° per manufacturer imagery) | Manufacturer-documented |
| Product weight | ~44 lb | Manufacturer-documented |
| Back / seat | Mesh back; cushioned (innerspring/foam) seat | Manufacturer-documented |
Sources: Amazon listing title (ASIN B0BWDQX8RH) for the footrest and 2D headrest; Hbada and retailers for dimensions, capacity and lumbar. "Not confirmed" figures should be taken from the listing you buy from.
Adjustable vs fixed
Design, ergonomics & build — in depth
Design and build
The Hbada P5's defining feature is a retractable footrest that tucks under the seat when it is not needed — uncommon at this price. It pairs a mesh backrest with a cushioned (innerspring/foam) seat and a 2D headrest, on a frame documented to a 300 lb capacity.
Ergonomics and adjustment
The P5 offers a 2D adjustable lumbar (height and forward/back depth), a 2D headrest, gas-lift height with swivel and tilt, and a reclining backrest. The footrest is the reason most buyers choose this version; if you do not need it, a cheaper non-footrest chair will do the same job. The exact armrest travel (2D vs 3D) is not clearly documented on the linked listing, so treat it as "adjustable" and confirm on the listing.
Availability note
The P5 remains on Amazon and on Hbada's Canadian store, but Hbada's US site now leads with a newer P2. It is worth confirming current stock, price and parts/support on the listing before buying. Comfort and durability observations here are drawn from published third-party reviews, not first-hand testing.
Strengths and cautions
Drawn from manufacturer documentation and published reviews, not from our own use. Each point names its basis.
Who it's for, and who should skip it
Comparisons with key rivals
Rival figures are from published sources and are not verified by Furniblog. Prices move constantly, so we link out instead of printing a number.
Scroll the table sideways to compare →
| Model | Lumbar | Armrests | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hbada P5 | 2D adjustable | Adjustable | Retractable footrest at a budget price |
| SIHOO M18 | Adjustable (height + depth) | 2D | Cushioned seat + headrest, cheaper, no footrest |
| Nouhaus Ergo3D | 3D adjustable | 4D | Full mesh with 4D arms, step up |
| SIHOO Doro C300 | Self-adaptive dynamic | 3D | Adaptive lumbar and full mesh |
The bottom line
The Hbada P5's pitch is simple: a mesh-back ergonomic chair with a retractable footrest, plus 2D lumbar and a 2D headrest, at a mid-budget price. If a footrest is on your must-have list, the P5 is one of the more affordable ways to get one without dropping to a no-name chair, and the 2D lumbar gives you more back tuning than most chairs at this price.
The trade-offs are a cushioned (not mesh) seat, an armrest range that isn't clearly documented, and the fact that Hbada's US site has already moved on to a newer model — so it's worth confirming current stock, price and support on the listing before buying. If you don't need the footrest, a cheaper chair will do the same job.
Buy it for the footrest and the 2D lumbar; look elsewhere if you want an all-mesh seat.
Where to buy
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Frequently asked questions
Does the P5 come with a footrest?+
The linked listing (ASIN B0BWDQX8RH) is the P5 with a retractable footrest. Hbada also sells a version without a footrest — check the title before ordering.
What is the weight capacity?+
Documented specs put it at 300 lb. Confirm on the listing you order from.
Is the seat mesh?+
The back is mesh; the seat is a cushioned (innerspring/foam) seat, not mesh.
Is the P5 still current?+
It remains on Amazon, but Hbada's US site now leads with a newer P2. Check current stock, price and support on the listing.
Has Furniblog tested this chair?+
Not yet. This is a research-based guide built from the Amazon listing, Hbada's documentation and published reviews. We will add our own measurements and photography after hands-on testing.
Sources
Specifications are recorded as published on the dates shown and are not independently verified by Furniblog. Where the manufacturer page and the Amazon listing disagree, this page follows the listing you buy from. Manufacturers sometimes revise hardware without renaming a model; always check the listing before buying.