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.
This is the second chair I purchased this year because the first of a different brand made me feel like I was sliding forward all day and hurt my bum. This chair provides great thigh lumbar and neck support. It's such a relief on my body during hours of sitting for zooms.
It is what it is. Fine chair if I get 5 years I'll be happy. It'd be nice if it had a manual in case I need to make adjustments. A couple more inches of height would be good.
Easy to assemble alone but would probably go quicker with a second pair of hands. I’m a 66 year old female of average height and weight and was able to put this chair together in 45 minutes. So if you’re looking for a comfortable easy to assemble chair this is the one for you
Looked for over a year (pandemic) for the right replacement for my former chair. Chair is comfortable and very supportive of lower back. Chair was dropped off a day before promised at the building next door. Found because received notice of delivery but saw no chair so went looking.