The chair feels great on my back. Very comfortable. It is difficult however to get the chair to move into different directions as the castors don't spin well on the base of the chair. Joe Nuccio
The chair is very comfortable and I am pleased with the purchase. I would recommend this chair to others. In fact this chair is the third one we have in the house. Of minor note there were certain bolts which were difficult to attach using the enclosed allen wrench due to the location of the bolts. While most bolts could be attached using the short end of the wrench some had to be attached using the long end. It was harder to grip the wrench for those bolts. Also the metal plates used to attached the arm rests to the base do not lie flush with the base plate even when fully screwed in. Perhaps the pre-drilled screw holes were slightly off. The arm rests are secure nevertheless.
Overall it was a good value compared to comparable chairs. The cushion is great. Easy to put together. Functions work nicely. However the wheels do not turn easily. In addition the headrest does not adjust up / down. Therefore if you’re taller than 5’8” or so the headrest may get in the way.
Very comfortable for my 5'5" medium build frame. Good back and lumbar support. Adjustable height and arms. My son and husband who are both over 6' and slender to medium frame both thought the lumbar couldn't be adjusted to fit in the right spot and that the headrest was too low. They also felt that the seat part was too close to the back of the chair. So...if you are tall and broad try another product but otherwise this chair is good. The chair wasn't hard to put together. Just need to use a lot of "elbow grease" to tighten the bolts the secure the various parts.
I have a Herman Miller Aeron chair at the office. This one does not compare but then neither does the price. Yes for the price it's fine I suppose but I doubt I can do an 8-hour day on it day after day. I can feel the metal frame eating into my thighs after a few hours. (In all fairness this is an issue that all mesh chairs share except for Herman Miller chair -- and even then in a ten-hour day....) Also what's up with the arm rests? They look totally backward to me: They extend so far to the front that they bump against the desk and the only way to rest your elbows is to lean all the way forward. I kept checking the assembly instructions in disbelief but no this is the way the chair was designed. Do they use their own product?
The chair is nice and sturdy with good back support. The seat is fine but not cushioned or filled which makes it feel light and a bit different from standard chairs. This was easy to assemble.