Yaheetech Red Modern Ergonomic Office Chair, Mid Back Mesh Task Chair with Lumbar Support, Adjustable Height, Rolling Swivel, 300lb Capacity

Easy to put together, sturdy and sits comfortably.. My son loves it.

great chair, rolls easily, excellent purchase

Simple, sturdy with no pockets or anything like that. Light weight and nice to sit on, back support is good. Had some difficulty putting the parts on cause things didn't want to line up every well. Best advise for putting it together, keep all screws loose till everything is assembled then tighten them.

Surprisingly solid and comfy for the price. Great office chair for an apartment!

My husband needed a chair for his desk in our work room at home and this one is perfect. Right size, style, sturdy, and fits just right in a smaller space.

Obviously no one's buying this because it's a great quality chair, myself included. I only purchased this because I work from home at the moment but will be moving soon and don't know if I'll be able to continue working from home after I move, and in the event I have to get rid of my chair, I didn't want to be mad that I spent a bunch of money on something I donated or threw out.It's about what you'd expect. Rather uncomfortable unless you purchase a back cushion and a butt cushion separately (which I did). The mesh on the chair digs into your legs if you're wearing shorts, but after the butt cushion, I don't notice it. The back support is a little silly, but again, if you buy a cushion, you'll be fine.What I hate the most about this chair is that the arm rests are in a fixed position and are in no way adjustable; you can't raise or lower the height on them whatsoever. Thankfully, I have a desk that sits pretty high, so I just rest my arms on the desk when I work. But I could see this feature being extremely annoying to someone who doesn't have the kind of desk I have. I also find myself leaning back and going to rest my arms on where the arm rest should be, only to nearly fall out of my chair because the arm rest sits so low (almost on the same level as the cushion). Why in the world would a company design a chair with arm rests so low? Or with arm rests you can't adjust? Ugh. At least it reclines/goes back a little when you lean back.Assembly was pretty easy. They give you instructions and all your screws and an allen wrench. In total, it took me about 20 minutes to put this thing together by myself, and considering I'm not exactly handy or used to putting things together, that's not bad.I guess it beats sitting on the hard wooden 80's style kitchen chair that I was using before. Overall, I'm not unhappy or happy with the chair. It's not an investment and I fully expect it to fall apart in the next few years because the whole thing is made of plastic. But for now, it serves its purpose, and remember - cushions make everything better.

I love how comfortable the chair is. I do wish it rolled a little better, but great value for the money

The screw holes are off-center. So the seat as assembled is rotated left. The seat height adjust lever also does not lock. Probably just a manufacturing error. Your mileage may vary. Back is meant for shorter/average height people. It looks good. Rolls pretty good on commercial grade short pile carpet. Overall functional but a bit expensive for the end product. Weight is good for the specs - seems fairly robust. Can’t recommend, but it’s not a total waste.

the worest value ever