Used to Herman Millers but couldn't afford one this time around. Needed something for 8+ hours of use a day that wouldn't be too hot here in Phoenix during the summer. It's comfortable and does have good adjustments. Only gripes - the head rest doesn't have vertical adjustment so if you're taller than 5'11" your shoulders may rub the bottom of the headrest. Other minor annoyance is the back material will "grab" or cling on your clothes causing shirts to rise up in the back.
This is a small chair. I am 5'10" and had to take the head rest off as it was hitting me in the top of the shoulders even when tilted at its highest angle. This chair is narrow even with the arms assembled at their widest point. I constantly snag my holstered cellphone on the arm when I sit down and I am NOT a big person. I also wish the seat extended to the backs of the knees further than it does.
This chair was comparable to the ones I had ordered for our Conference Room Crusher Operator Shack Hoist Houses and was meant to be used constantly. Good.
I have been looking for a new chair for some time and have tried out a number of more expensive name brand chairs and while this chair is lacking some adjustability of the name brand units it's very comfortable and sturdy. I made the determination to save almost half of the price of the chair to give up some adjustability and as of this posting I have no complaints. I use my chair at my desk while spending hours CAD drafting. While I would have liked the articulating armrests I couldn't justify the additional expense. The headrest that came with the chair sits a little low for my liking but is a nice addition when I go into slouch mode. All told I like it and am happy with the purchase.
This chair does not have the padding you find in a standard chair since it is made of an open-weave plastic mesh but the skeleton is supportive and comfortable. The mesh seems pretty strong too. The design is attractive the mesh keeps you cool and assembly is pretty straightforward - it even comes with a tool. I did not attach the arms because they get in the way of working on a keyboard and with my Wacom tablet. Leaving them off does not detract from the look of the chair and nobody can tell that it is supposed to have arms. When I tried out the chair at the store it felt pretty comfortable but at home it's taken some gettting used to. I would rate it reasonably comfortable and it has several adjustments which can accomodate most people's preferences. Buying it on sale was terrific!
this chair has been very comfortable replacing a leather office chair that was purchase 6 years ago. What a difference in structure and support with this new chair. The adjustable back support is the best feature because you are not forced to sit straight up as with the standard black leather office chair that I just replaced. Also the armrests are adjustable and that is also a great feature that the standard black leather office chair did not offer. I can now sit work and not be forced into an uncomfortable position.
Just a very good chair for the money. Assembly is a bit time consuming but not hard - you can pay to have it assembled by Staples. Has a generic look but not unattractive. Good back and posture support and adjustable in all the ways needed.
I did my research when looking for new chair. Worth having it assembled in store! Everyone in my office was envious since they bought theirs from catalog & mine is so much better. The best lower lumbar support for extended computer use! Would highly recommend especially since it was on sale & I used coupons