The way the mesh in this chair is aligned especially on the seat makes it more comfortable for larger people. I'm 5'10" and 160 lbs and the mesh on the seat leaves my bottom and back really sore after just one hour of usage. If you are a smaller or lighter person I would suggest looking elsewhere.
The chair is easy to assemble but there is room for improvement: spring controlling the ease of leaning back is VERY strong. I finally got it to move but my maximum torque did not get it to loosen enough for me. Back too upright and would like it to move more easily. The only other issue is the height of the arms. I have the chair at maximum height and the arms are as far as they can go down. That's OK for deskwork but is "akward' for using the keyboard---especially my keyboard which is on a moveable rack that comes out from under the desk top. That makes my elbows higher than the keyboard. I pulled the arms to their maximum width and that helped. I don't want to take the arms off as they are helpful for straight deskwork. Comfort and posture are OK. Your ideas are welcome. I thought about trying to take the arms apart and modify the mechanism toallow themto go further dosn --when I want them to.
The chair was easy to put together. All of the hardware and tools are included. The ergonomic seat and the arm rests are very comfortable. The ease of movement/maneuvering of the chair wheels are good too. Overall it is a good chair for the price. I highly recommend this chair if you’re interested in updating your work from home desk.
Nice chair. I like the lumbar support headrest and adjustable tilt. Hoping the mesh seat holds up better than what some of the other reviews state. Will give it a 5 for now.
I was i need of a new comfy chair for working from home. I saw such great reviews of this chair and it was on sale so I pulled the trigger. Set up was easy and at first it feels great. The lumbar support is nice. The problem lies with the mesh bottom. I am a 6' 220lbs male. After sitting for more than a couple minutes the two hard plastic supports on the sides of the mesh seat start to dig into your bottom. You have to sit exactly in the middle but as the mesh stretches you get no more support on the sides. So basically its like sitting on super hard plastic on just the sides of your bum and leg. I bought online and didn't get to try out the chair first. I guess my bad. But even if i did try it out first i wouldn't have noticed. After trying multiple seat cushions with it i wanted to return it. Unfortunately i was past the 14 day window at that point. So now i'm on the search for a wide memory foam seat cushion to try and cover up the hard plastic sides. Not ideal. For a smaller male or an average sized woman this seat will probably fit just fine but just not for me.