Great value in a task chair but the headrest is useless if you're tall.
on March 7, 2016
Posted by: Paula K.
Great chair for the money. I thought the packaging was a little light to protect against shipping damage but my chair was fine nonetheless. Assembly was quick and easy with some of the most intuitive instructions I've ever encountered. There is a lot of plastic in this chair but it seems to be of high quality and durable. I'm 6' or so about 175lbs and the chair height adjustment and the arms fit me well. The lumbar support is subtle and has only a small adjustment range; at its highest it's comfortable for me. I would prefer about another inch of adjustment. My biggest complaint is the headrest. It's useless for someone of my height. I had to leave it off as it hit my shoulders when the seat was upright. My wife is about 5' 5" and it fits her very well with the headrest in about the middle of it's adjustment range. If you're taller than maybe 5'8" and a headrest is a must have for you this chair will disappoint. Overall I'm pleased with this chair. It's comfortable affordable and seems well built.
This chair is very comfortable and the adjustable (ish) lower back support is just where I need it. The only two complaints I would make are 1. It's not the easiest to assemble takes awhile etc. 2. The tilt lock does lock in place to keep you from being able to lean back if you don't want; however if you push back at all (i.e. pushing back from your desk etc.) it tilts just enough and is locked in that leaned back position so you have to reset it to be locked upright again...which is annoying. Over all its a good chair I'd probably make the purchase again because the price was right.
I love this chair. It is comfortable and versatile. It fits beautifully in my home office. The assembly was a bit awkward in that it was tricky to keep heavy parts of the chair in a good position while attaching other pieces to it. Also if you have an Allen wrench attachment for a socket drive it would prob be easier to use than the included Allen wrench. However these problems are solvable and the finished product is well worth it.