This chair appears to be well made and for me the flip-up arms were a definite plus. The screws that accompany it are color coded and numbered. My only issue is though there are pictures in the instruction booklet showing the steps i think that a few more written instructions would clarify the process especially around step 4. If you are assembling the chair without help I recommend attaching the armrest brackets to the seat first. Then you only have the back to lineup instead of both pieces at the same time. No problems otherwise.
This chair was very uncomfortable as the cushion is too short and is raised in the front. It was also difficult to assemble. The chair will be returned tomorrow.
The head rest falls at my shoulder blades pushing me forward; the pad below my thighs is too thick and throws me off to one side so I sit on a part of the arm. It was very hard to assemble because the arms hold the back onto the seat and must be pressed hard to line up all the screws (which are metric). The fabric of the stuffing impedes the screws from seating on the first try. I'm returning this chair.