Ergonomic Office Chair, High Back Comfy Desk Chairs - Mesh Swivel Gaming Computer Bedroom for Home Study with Wheels, Adjustable Lumbar Support 350LBS Capacity Gray

I wanted a chair for my desk that I could sit on for long periods of time without the foam losing shape, I think it's been a year now or almost atleast and she's still so pretty and so comfy <3I think it was pretty easy to set up, I did it by myself while the boyfriend supervised. Also this chair is perfect for those that move around alot in their seat, the arms go up so you can criss cross or just get comfy, also allows you to push the chair under the desk seamlessly.

This chair seems to be made of great quality, very sturdy, beautiful and very very comfortable. Very easy to assemble. The seat is surprisingly really wide for larger people. It goes up and down, but does not lean back. Other than that I love it! I would definitely recommend.

For the most part I like this chair, it's comfortable, the material is nice, and I really like the arms that raise up and down, and it was fairly easy for me to assemble. The unfortunate thing is that even with the locking mechanism in place the back doesn't stay stable, it still goes back about 6 inches? I've looked at every aspect to try and tighten it, but there is none. Every other office chair I've had stays upright when the locking mechanism is in place, and there are specific times the upright position is needed and desired.

Been using for about 2 months and have had no issues! It’s very nice to look at, the only thing is that the material is a little scratchy on the skin but I’ve gotten used to it. Was also super easy to build & it did started squeaking a ton after a while but nothing that can’t be fixed. It adjusts so you can lean pretty far back, and the arm rests move up and down which is cool too

I really like this office chair. It seems really sturdy and it rolls nicely. I love the head rest. The seat is very firm but I'm sure it will loosen up the more I use it. It was very easy to put together. I would definitely buy it again.

I never leave reviews of products but I felt obligated to share this so no one else gets hurt. I received this on October 19th, didn't put it together until at least 10 days after that, and was on vacation the whole week of Nov 13th. I only work from home 2 days a week and don't spend much time at my home desk otherwise, so there haven't been many hours sitting in this chair yet. Today I went to sit down in the chair and two of the legs broke off of the base. I have lower back issues and when it broke I fell in such a way that it threw my back out and now I am dealing with recovering from the pain that it caused. Up until this point I loved the chair, but if the weight capacity is supposed to hold up to 350lbs, I can tell you that is not the case, as shown in the pictures. Per Amazon, I am past my return window so can't even return it. I DO NOT RECOMMEND purchasing this product.

This was a gift for our daughter and she really likes the style and comfort.

Packaging: 2/5Packaging was partially open on arrival. If it had rained, it would have gotten wet. Thankfully, it had not! Most of the parts were half hazardly wrapped. The tools were wrapped well but the packing was grimy and had yellowed. There were many wrapped pieces that had holes in them where the pieces had gotten scuffed up. You can tell this had been laying around in a warehouse for a long time- the shipping tape around the plastic that was wrapped around each piece had also yellowed. You can smell a factory chemical-like smell while unboxing. This isn't uncommon but if you have allergies to dust or are sensitive to irritants- maybe unpack this outside or in a garage first. I highly recommend wiping down the plastic pieces with some soap and water before use. Bonus if you have a little green machine for the fabricated pieces but start with a test patch if you decide to do that just in case.Material and integrity: 3/5This is a very cheap product. All of the screws are aluminium and felt super cheap. I would advise to keep small children away while putting this together as there are many small parts.It is surprisingly sturdy! But I don't love some aspects of the design.For instance, the arm joint has a cap that goes over the bolt which is nice for aesthetics. However, once you snap in the cover, there's no easy way to remove it if needed. Additionally, the bottom of the seat has these embedded inlets that the screws screw into to connect with the base and back piece. I'm very certain that the base of the seat is plywood or particle board- which in my experience inlets like these tend to get ripped out if you are not cautious. I recommend that you snug up the bolts so they won't come lose but don't over tighten them! Everywhere else you can tighten as normal. One thing I love is that they added 2 different spare screws and a washer! So while the screws are cheap and might break- you'll have a spare to replace it with.I was disappointed that the range of adjustment of the height of the chair is very short.I don't think this chair will last very long, maybe 5 years at best. It is at least better than a cheap 40 dollar Walmart chair.Instructions and assembly: 4/5I was pleasantly surprised at the instructions. It was easy to follow. My only concern is how tiny the images are. Someone that's far-sighted might have a harder time.I put this chair together with my non-dominant hand in which I also have neuropathy. I was surprised that I was able to put it together in about 25 mins and didn't struggle as much as I thought I would.Normally I really hate when furniture comes with a cheap allen wrench as they are tiny and hard to hold/work with. To my surprise, this chair came with an allen wrench that you can easily hold. It was cheap sure, but a huge step up from the standard L shape allen wrenches you typically get. I was able to put this chair together almost entirely with my bad hand.I'd like to note that in the instructions, it tells you to put the arms on before putting it on the lifting mechanism (the bottom half with the wheels). I recommend putting it on the bottom half and THEN adding the arms. The arms are designed in a way that you have to put the arm on, then this plastic bit in the arm so that the arm can move, and then the screw. A lot of pieces to hold if you're trying to do this on the floor. Putting the arms on last is just easier.Price: 2/5Given all of these factors in mind- the chair is worth closer to 80-100 in my opinion. It's sturdy, the instructions are clear but the product came slightly damaged, there are some design flaws and it is very cheap. I considered returning this product. And I might still. But I'm not sure if it worth the energy to disassemble it, ship it, and order a new one. For now it functions.