Yaheetech Office Chair Desk Chair Computer Chair Modern Swivel Computer Chair Mid Back Executive Task Chair Rolling Mesh Study Chair with Lumbar Support and Armrest for Women Adults, Dark Grey

This chair was super easy to assemble and rolls surprisingly smooth! The support is great and actually pleasingly comfortable. Can be easily adjusted. Great quality for price point!

We needed a new office chair after our 12+ year old chair was ready to retire.We had it narrowed down to 4 chairs and this is the one that won.We were actually told by Fed Ex that they couldn't deliver it because it was damaged. I contacted the company to see what could be done. They were willing to send me another one as soon as possible.Fed Ex did end up delivering the original chair. The box was damaged, but they had taped it up.We decided to assemble it to see if the chair itself was damaged. It was not.We will be (mostly) using this chair for students I am tutoring.The support seems good, and it is ergonomic.I only gave it 4 stars for ease of assembly for 2 reasons. 1. The instructions to assemble it, are only pictures (except for it telling you to only half tighten all the screws first for each step that has them... and then finish tightening them.) 2. There were a couple of screw holes that didn't want to accept the screws when I first tried them. That was easily remedied by screwing them partially into the holes without the other piece in between. When I re-tried, they were fine. I was able to do most of the assembly with a partially torn rotator cuff, so it can't be that difficult.

I bought this because I needed a chair for my dorm room setup. This chair had decent reviews and looked pretty decent for the price. Once I got it, it was an easy assembly. I finished setting it up within 30 minutes.This chair is comfy and even 3-4 hour study sessions don't really affect my back or my butt. Overall, I'm happy with this chair. I have a ~$300 fabric Corsair gaming chair at home, and it's actually quite tempting to replace it with this $50 chair because of its comfiness and its high adjustable height. I am a 160 pound 5'10" male and I fit fine in this chair, but I would not recommend this chair to anyone over 6 feet or over 200 pounds, due to its small size.I will be giving the chair 4 stars rather than 5 because the back fabric started pulling out of its place after a couple days. It was a generally easy fix, but took a bit because I had to take the entire backrest off. The fabric should've been glued in our something because it's not something that I originally had to put together.

For the price you really can't beat this as an office/desk chair. It's comfortable, easy to assemble and sturdy. It is rather deep so there's plenty of room. Took me about 25 minutes to assemble, if that.

What I like.-Easy to assemble- Seat cushion is super thick and very comfortable- The mesh and curvature fits my back nicely. (Avg. height 5'8")-Arm rests will be easy to clean, will probably be the longest lasting feature of this chair.-All parts came brand new, as expected, with no knicks, dings, scratches, or damage.What I don't like- The mesh backing, although very comfortable, doesn't seem up ready for more than two years of use. It doesn't feel all that durable.-Armrests feel a little short. Would've been nice if they were an inch and a half higher.- Wiggles just a mm left and right if you rock so that's slightly concerning, but not a deal breaker.-You get what you pay for, if you look up what a $50 chair looks and feels like (if you could) in a dictionary, this is the chair that would pop up.Buy with confidence and expect to get a comfortable seating experience but don't buy this chair if you expect to get more than two years of solid use from. I'm crossing my fingers but hoping things like the mesh backing, gas cylinder, and, main bum cushion last at least a year.

For the price range, highly recommend! It does the job and offers nice support. But I’d buy a back and seat cushion (it is like most office chairs in the comfort level).The only thing I didn’t like was the directions had no words. I was able to figure it out pretty easily, but that would have been nice. Assembly was mostly straightforward and not too many pieces. No tools required (everything is included). Might be nice to have the parts labeled with corresponding letters though. I also found it easier to screw the arms to the back first and then screw that to the seat. Was too hard to try and screw+hold everything in place otherwise...or the seat was way off from how I screwed the arms. Just a suggestion!

Overall I knew it was a problem when some screws were missing and two welded together. The person wanted pictures on something that missing. I took the two welded screws to Home Depot. They made attempts to separate the welded together screws. I purchase screws, went back home and assembly the chair. After day two back was hurting and butt really bad. The chair its tilted forward so its not comfortable at all. So I ordered from Amazon back and lumber support pillows, thinking maybe that will the pain and discomfort. No my legs and everything else is in pain. chair has no cushion, so it feels like you are sitting on steel or something really had. The memory foam pillows does not help because of the poor quality of the chair. I am spend 50 bucks for pillows. I am now trying to get my money back for this chair. Waiting to hear back. I switch back to my dining room chair. Can't sit in this chair without pain down to my legs. I think its due to the chair being in this tilted position and no type of support on the actual chair.