I tried every single office chair in stock at my local Staples (at least 20 chairs). This was the only one I found that was comfortable for my height and body type. (female 5'7") I love the tilt feature and the chair is supper supportive for my lower back. I have just started working from home and the kitchen chair just wouldn't do! My first 8 hour shift in this chair was a breeze. Got it on sale to boot! Oh AND Staples put it together for me for $14.95 - can't beat that!
The chair offers good support while the mesh supplies a little ‘give’. Easy to assemble (40 minutes). A good chair for the price point. Seems sturdy enough.
This is a comfortable and supportive chair that allows air to circulate around you when sitting in it. It also moves easily on my floor so I can move from my computer station to desk easily.
I had a 20-year-old Aeron that left me feeling pain after any long session. This chair while plastic-framed versus Henry Miller's metal one is so much more comfortable and supportive. Assembly was easy except for the last two screws for the headrest (which took some work).
While a seemingly flexible comfortable design the seat is horribly uncomfortable if you are wider in the hips. The plastic seat frame jams up into the side of your thighs requiring me to put cushions on the seat to sit half comfortably. The mesh seat also separated from the frame and ripped after a year. Furthermore it says it is rated for up to 275# person 4-5 hours a day. I am 240# and the plastic base with the wheels split where the gas piston is inserted causing the piston to eventually push its way to the floor making the chair useless. It's cheap garbage and I do not recommend it.