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.
I wasn't looking to spend a fortune... just wanted a basic home office set-up. This was a very pleasant surprise. Looks and feels like chairs with a much higher price tag.
Previously I owned a maxnomic commander s III I loved the chair and it served me well but on extended sessions I found my lower back would hurt while sitting in it. I bought and have been using the staples dexley and I enjoy it so far. I don't have the same lower back pain while sitting in this chair however the chair feels cheap (as expected at this price I suppose). The back of the chair doesn't come very far forward which I find uncomfortable I constantly feel like I'm leaning back too far if I actually use the back rest. Additionally the lack of functionality of the armrests is disappointing. I'm accustomed to ones that go back and forth swivel move side to side in addition to going up and down. The arm rests on the staples chair simply move up and down which bothers me more than I anticipated. It's a good cheap chair for the money that won't cause lower back pain (in my experience thus far) but it's nothing special aside from that. It's also squeaking after a week.
Well laid out parts + easy instructions = simple & fast assembly. Had it for 2 weeks now and it is very comfortable. I went with mesh over leather and I think it was a good choice.
This is very easy to assemble by one person. My son loves it during distance learning for his college classes. However I bought this for myself. Somehow my arm starts to show rashes after staying in contact with the armrest for a couple of hours while sitting. I wonder if I'm allergic to a chemical compound on its surface. Since my son has no problem with it whatsoever I guess the problem is specific to me.