Executive Office Chair Adjustable Swivel Computer Chair Comfy Mesh Desk Chair with Lumbar Back Support and Arms on Wheels for Manager Work or Students Study

I just received the chair today and was able to put it together quite quickly. Here's my review Positives • Build quality is nice and the chair feels quite sturdy • Fairly simple to assemble. There’s a spare screw provided, ignore. • Very comfortable with good back and hand support • Chair has a slight incline by design which makes it good to sit on • Base is wide and hand rests in the right positions • Height and incline adjustments are easy and simple Negatives • The main problem I found was the back incline doesn’t stop when the lever is set to incline position and there are chances for falling if you are not careful. The tightening knob doesn’t seem to have any effect on this whatsoever. • Wheels were quite hard to insert so had to use a hammer to drive them in. It was a one off activity so not too fussed about it. I read quite a few negative reviews here before buying I'm not sure those are justified (no I'm not paid or asked to do this review). I bought and returned a couple of cheap chairs on eBay before buying this one so I know what bad looks and feels like. This is a well made chair and good value for money and my personal opinion is that it will last if taken care of. Will add a few photos and add any updates after a few weeks of use. Updated Jan-23 Chair's arm broke while I was sat on it and fell upside down with some scratches on my wrist. Tried to contact the seller with no response.

I bought this chair for my 10yo and it not bad for the price. Good points: Competitive price point, I like the back rest as it allows for air flow, comfortable seat, sturdy arm rests. Not so good points: Seems a bit low, even when raised to its highest point was lower than my other office chair (hence why good for kids). Also I dont like the fact that when an adult sits, it tends to rock backwards a ever so slightly giving you an uneasy feeling. It does stop at one point especially if you have set the lock that way.

Disclaimer: I just received and assembled the product, only used it for a day. The chair quality is decent and comfortable to sit on for long hours and the turning flexibility is good. It does not have adjustable armrest so the arm might be uncomfortable depending on your height, and the inclination adjustment mentioned is not noticable at all. The assemble is easy for the most part except for the wheels that might need some force. I have to mention their customer support which is great. I have missed all delivery attempt as I am away for travel, they offered to deliver another chair without additional charge. All in all, its a comfortable chair of decent quality and you get what you paid for.

Easy to assemble but does not give sufficient support to your back. The chair reclines fine but does not tip forward enough when sat at a desk, it also rocks a little. Otherwise comfortable and good value

I got this as a reasonable coat upgrade to the uncomfortable dining chair I've been say on for the last year, conscious I needed something very usable but not extortionate in cost. I found it easy enough to assemble, minor fiddling with the bolts but only about 10 minutes to build. The back support is nice and comfortable, better than I expected as I normally don't like mesh backs. It's resistant and supportive. Some have raised it tilted too easily but mine is spot on right out of the box. There is also the normal twist-point below the seat (pictured) to adjust the recline tension. It moves easily on my fairly thin carpet. Obviously a thick pile carpet is no good for wheeled chairs, but laminate can cause the wheels to lose grip and slide, increasing tension on the wheel link to the base by dragging. Make sure to get a rug under it if you're on laminate or solid floors! Overall construction is light but decently made, certainly on par with other computer chairs I've had over the years and I'm loving the upgrade!

Easy to assemble. But that's where the positive ends. when leaning back just slightly there is a rocking and feels like it will just snap. I have yet to fully put my weight back fully as i feel it will just break. no matter how far back in the seat you sit, the lumber support looking plastic does not even touch your back. I have a habit of leaning on the left arm rest more then the right and withing a few days the chair already feels like it is leaning to the left. I guess you get what you pay for. and this char was cheap. Edit - me three months later, the chair snapped do not buy this chair not only did it break it also messed the laminate floor too.

Easy to put together and is very strong and sturdy. Excellent

first off, you cannot buy a decent, in daily use computer chair in this price range, its impossible. i got this for my secondary pc, it gets used a few times a week (or less) and it is fit for that purpose. with only 12 bolts it took about 4 mins to build, less if you use a ratcheting screwdriver. its surprisingly comfortable. it would probably disintegrate faster than Liz truss if used everyday - but for the price, you cannot ask for a better "spare" pc chair, or even an infrequently used office chair.