This chair is good for my frame. But I have to be careful when sitting down because it rolls out backwards. I have a carpeted room. Overall it’s comfortable.
Been using the chair for about week seems very comfortable plus it’s lightweight. Putting it together was a bit of a challenge it’s was difficult to line up the arms with the holes would have helped if I had a second pair of hands. Putting it on the box as suggested in the instructions really helped.
The chair is comfortable and met expectations and also was well-priced on sale. I took a star off due to an assembly issue. Although the pictoral instructions are pretty clear more than half of the 90 minutes it took me to complete the assembly was spent messing with fastening the armrests to the seat bottom; only two of the eight fasteners went in easily and it was impossible to visually "spot" the remaining threaded holes. The plastic arms had to be held with force to line up properly (I used a big clamp a tool perhaps not found in everyone's household) and those fasteners should be 1/4" longer with radiused leads if possible to ease locating and starting them "blind" in their threaded holes. I completed this assembly myself; an extra pair of hands may have been helpful. FYi: All the fasteners are US 1/4-20 not Metric; lengths vary but if I were doing this again again I'd go buy longer fasteners from my well-stocked local hardware store first. Tools I used in addition to the supplied wrench were a headlamp the above-mentioned big clamp (with a piece of scrap wood to protect the fabric) and a magnet (used to retrieve fastenere and try again a couple dozen times). Also heed the tip regarding using the box as an assembly aid. I'm glad to have saved assembly cost but DIY buyers should note this ahead of some considerable aggravation. That said the new chair is a big improvement over my previous office chair.