RESPAWNBrown FLEXX Mesh Gaming Chair with Lumbar Support, Recline/Tilt Tension Controls, Adjustable Arms, 300lb Max Weight with Wheels for Computer/Desk/Office, High-Back

Very easy to assemble, would recommend using actual tools to do a final tightening of bolts but included tool works perfect for initial assembly. I needed more hight out of the chair so I purchased a larger shock stem and threw on a nicer set of wheels for the base but very happy with this chair, once adjusted it feels very comfortable for me @ 225lbs and 5’7”. Adjustments are a little tricky to do in seat but may just be because it’s new and higher off the ground. Feels sturdy with what seems to be quality steel for the base plate and arm rest. Definable an upgrade from my previous chair!

Let me address the seat cushion. Yes, it's a little firm, but that is how I like it. Easy to assemble. Took about 30 mins. Lumbar support, arms are adjustable, headrest is optional. Locks upright if you want. The seat bottom can be slid forward or back. The headrest moves a little bit, but I think this is by design in case you want to tilt your head back. Can't attest to durability, but this is a major upgrade from what I had.

I was really hoping this would work out as I really wanted a mesh gaming chair. Unfortunately the armrests wobble back and forth almost 2cm (see video). The problem isn't where the metal arm connects to the bottom. The problem is the plastic piece that your arm sits on. There is no way to tighten it. This piece comes pre-assembled so it's not user error. This type of low quality is very disappointing.

This product will work for what I need it for. I needed an office chair; I thought I would try this one. My old chair was a Steelcase model think. i will be saving up to buy another like it but this will get me by. the seat and the back do breath to keep you cooler. however, if you set up in the chair it feels like it is pushing you forward. if you want to relax it is great for reclining. the lumbar support feels way too hard and does not sit where I needed it. Hopefully after the break in period is over it won't feel like I am sitting and laying on plywood. this chair is strong. looks and feels cheap. would I buy another absolutely not. in my opinion i should have just spent $900 on the Steelcase think chair. it has only lasted 10 years.ohh and just for your info i am 6'2 275lb.

Easy to assemble and minimally creaky for day to day use.The chair is comfortable to sit in but it's not made for small people. I'm 5'4" and the seat part is too long for my thighs so I either have the backrest and dangle my feet or sit forward and don't use it. It also puts the headrest way too high so instead of supporting my head, it just pushes my head down.Overall I'm still happy with it since I tend to sit pretty forward most of the time anyway and just wanted a more breathable chair for the climate I live in.