At just over $200 this chair gives better support than most of Staples lower priced chairs yet it comes it at a considerably lower price than the “orthopedic/ergonomic” chairs. There are about 20 screws to install with Allen wrench included and it should take no more than 45 minutes even for the assembly-challenged user. The recline feature is activated by the same lever as the seat height adjuster which is a bit counter-intuitive but it’s explained in the instructions and really a nice feature to be able to turn on or off. Overall a great office chair.
The chair is similar to what I have in office except that one costs 3 times more. This chair feels durable solid and comfortable. It has all the adjustments I want except the armrest don’t turn.
This chair is well made and comfortable. The cervical and lumbar support are better in this chair than all of the others I sat in even those that cost double what this one does. This chair makes it a bit easier to sit up correctly rather than slinging you backward instantly when you lean back a bit like many desk chairs. The arm rests raise and lower several inches to adjust to your arm length. All in all a really nice chair!
I needed this and thankfully I got it just in time. I suffered a sciatic event a week after getting this chair and it has been a god send. It lays back. It rolls well and overall it supports my heavier frame. Yay for this well constructed supportive chair. I can sit for hours in comfort.
After working remotely for six months I realized I needed something more comfortable than a kitchen chair. This is ideal. It is cushioned and a little bouncy so sitting is softer. The back tilts so I can lean back. The height is adjustable so I can now work "down" to the table instead of reaching up. I also like how it rotates making it easier to push away from the table. This is more expensive than some chairs but the extra money is worth it.