The Artiss 120kg Kneeling Chair has been popping up across our comparison tables at a striking ~$106.13 — a 42% discount off its $182.99 RRP. Artiss is a well-established Australian furniture brand, but this specific kneeling chair listing is brand new on Amazon.com.au, with zero customer reviews so far. Here’s an honest look at whether it’s worth being an early buyer.
🚫 Update: this listing is now discontinued. Amazon.com.au currently shows this exact chair as “Currently unavailable — we don’t know when or if this item will be back in stock.” We’re keeping this review live for reference, but we no longer recommend buying this specific listing. See the Giantex or VEVOR alternatives below instead.
⚠️ No reviews yet. This exact listing had 0 customer reviews on Amazon.com.au even before going unavailable — it was a genuinely new product page, not an established one. Artiss as a brand has a strong overall track record (88% positive ratings from 5,000+ customers across their wider catalogue), but that doesn’t guarantee this specific chair performed well. If you’d rather buy something with a proven review history at a similar price, the Giantex (4.5/5, ~$99.95) or VEVOR (4.5/5, ~$107.99) are the safer bets.
Artiss Kneeling Chair
120kg Capacity · ~$106.13 AUD · Memory Foam + Mesh
🚫 Currently unavailable on Amazon.com.au — Amazon does not know if or when it will restock.
Quick specs
What you get for ~$106
The Artiss uses an angled seat design paired with memory foam and a breathable mesh cover — a step up from the sponge-only padding you’ll find on cheaper budget chairs like the Costway. The birch wood frame sits on a rocking base, encouraging the same gentle, active-sitting movement as other kneeling chairs in this range, and its compact 43 x 71cm footprint makes it an easy fit for small home offices or study nooks.
At full price ($182.99) this chair would be hard to justify next to established options like the Giantex or Costway. At the ~$106.13 discounted price it was previously listed at, it was more competitive — but without any review history to back up the marketing claims, and now unavailable to purchase at all.
How does it compare?
Against the other budget kneeling chairs we recommend, the Artiss sat in the middle of the pack on price but at the bottom on proven track record — and it’s no longer purchasable at all. Here’s how the available alternatives stack up:
Giantex Kneeling Chair
$99.95 · 150kg Capacity · 4.5★
Best for heavier users — 150kg capacity and a proven 4.5★ track record at a slightly lower price.
VEVOR Kneeling Chair
$107.99 · Height Adjustable · 4.5★
Best height-adjustable option, with a similarly strong review history for about the same price.
Costway Kneeling Chair
$89.95 · 150kg Capacity · 4.3★
Best entry-level price under $90, with high-density sponge pads and a 150kg capacity.
JFHID Kneeling Chair
$89.99 · Wood Frame · 0 reviews
No reviews yet — buy with caution.
Luxsuite Kneeling Chair (Rocking Stool)
$103.73 · Wood Frame · 2 reviews · 2.8★
Only 2 reviews and a low 2.8★ rating — buy with caution.
Is the Artiss worth it?
No longer purchasable — this specific listing is currently unavailable on Amazon.com.au with no restock date. When it was in stock, it was a reasonable pick for buyers who liked the memory foam and mesh combination and didn’t mind being an early buyer on a review-free listing. Go with Giantex instead if you want the highest weight capacity (150kg) and a proven 4.5★ track record at a slightly lower price, or VEVOR if you want height adjustability with a similarly strong review history for about the same price.
Related reading:
→ Giantex Kneeling Chair Review
→ VEVOR Kneeling Chair Review
→ Costway Kneeling Chair Review
→ Compare all kneeling chairs at a glance
