I sit at my desk quite a bit so I was looking for a chair that could withstand the "abuse" and this one said it was rated for 10 hrs....it is very comfortable still later into the afternoon. I had bought a much cheaper chair and it didn't take long for my butt to start hurting! Great job to everyone at Staples for making those instructions really easy to follow and great illustrations. The only thing that I might suggest is that on page 9 where it shows the arms getting attached to the base I might write something in there about keeping the arms fairly loose (or "x amount of turns with the screwdriver" etc). I didn't screw them in all the way because I figured there would need to be some play in order to attach them to the back but I still had tightened them more than I needed to....it would be most helpful or people who might be doing something like this for the very first time but I think still helpful to anyone else too. Either way the instructions were great...very detailed...thank you!
For a chair marketed as being for big and tall people like myself (6'1" 220lbs) this chair lacks the seat depth I would have hoped for. The seat also seems to slant down and the back is incredibly upright. I feel like I'm being tipped out of the chair. And on top of all of that the chair isn't very comfortable either. The arm supports are awkwardly placed where they end up digging into my thighs and the seat padding just collapses down to nothing. Do NOT waste your time on this. I really wish they still sold the Burlston chair that I bought in late 2019. That chair was excellent.
Very comfortable office chair. I use it in my home office basically just surfing internet and playing games and watching movies. I really like the fact that if I fall asleep the headrest supports the back of my head.
I sat in a number of office chairs and for the money I could not beat this one. Easy to assemble and gives me the support for my lower back I was looking for .