I bought this for WFH during COVID-19 at $60 less than regular price (I assume red was an unpopular color). The color is not as bad as I thought. It's more of a maroon intertwined with black strands so it's not too unsightly. The seat is the same mesh material as the back so we'll see how it holds up over time. I would've preferred a foam seat cushion. The front of the seat does have some nice foam to support the thighs though. I wish the seat depth was a little deeper and a bit wider. I'm not a big person (5'9" 150 lbs) but my butt was sore after the first couple of days of sitting in this chair. It felt like I had done some squats at the gym. So a hidden feature of this chair might be that it gives you a good glutes workout :) The lumbar support is OK but I wish it could be adjusted higher. At its highest position it only reaches the lowest part of where I'd like my lower back to be supported. The head support hits me in the right spot but it can only be tilted to 3 positions. It would be better if its height could also be adjusted for taller or shorter people. The armrests are comfortable for me at their lowest position and have adequate cushion.
Bought this after my 2 other desk chairs were giving me backaches when started working from home (COVID-19). After sitting in a chair for 8 hours I needed something better. Sat in most chairs at the Staples store before deciding on this one. They delivered it the next day had clear assembly instructions. Price (on sale) was decent price. I've used it for about 2 weeks now and it's very comfortable even when sitting all day.
So I bought this chair about an hour ago after seeing a fair bit of good reviews online the one point every single review said was the packaging is garbage well got it home opened the box and it looked like someone packed the box with whatever paper thin scrap cardboard they could find laying around needless to say multiple broken pieces in the box store is closed so ill be returning it in the morning. I'm kind of hesitant to get another one after seeing the packing first hand.