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For the price, I feel like this was a great office chair. The construction seems good (haven't used it for years so I can't really say). One thing I really like is the arm rests. I had a chair before where rubber arm rests were held in place by flat metal pieces. This eventually dug into the rubber as I rested and pushed my arms on it. Over the years it pierced and wore through the rubber arm rests. It's one thing I'll always be sensitive to in the future. This chair's arm rests has rubber (tougher in this case) that sit atop plastic that covers the full length of the arm rest, not just part. So there's nothing to push and rub against to break the rubber arm rests. The also move out of the way which is a good bonus. The mesh seat and back have proven to be sturdy so far. The casters aren't the best...At all...But they work. I imagine you could upgrade those by looking around though as the size seems to be fairly standard. They just push in. I'm sure there's better out there, but they do indeed work just fine. Just not as well as some other chair's I've had. Minor detail.

The chair is almost exactly what I wanted: Comfortable, supportive, and mesh so it doesn't get too hot or cold. The squeaking from the spring is ridiculously loud and unbearable though. The main spring for the recline back is housed in plastic and seems to be impossible to stop from making noise. WD40 and silicone lubricants don't help at all. If I'm working late at night it wakes up everyone in the house every time I get up or sit down. I'd return the chair if it wasn't such a pain to box it back up. Likely just toss it once I find a suitable replacement. ** Update after owning the chair a year: After soaking the underside of the chair with silicone lubricant spray I have finally solved most of the squeaking issues. Now the casters have started breaking. The holes in the base that the casters lock in to are all cracked. The casters either fall out or they lean at such an angle the chair won't roll. Apparently the warranty is useless as the officestar(.)net website is down and emails to their sales dept get bounced back due to bad address. If I could remove the one star I gave it I would.

So far, so good. This chair is really nice, and super-comfortable. The mesh is wonderful since I tend to get hot easily - especially when I am working long hours in the studio. I shopped around pretty hard for the best mesh ergonomic chair in this price range, and I came to the conclusion that this is probably it, and it has met my expectations. I love the foldaway arms also. It was another must for me. The chair does not seem to be cheaply made, and the design also looks great in person. I just hope the mesh doesn't start tearing up any time soon. Knock on wood...

love this mesh seat. It is hard to find a mesh seat chair- they sell so many mesh back chairs. I get overheated by most seats but this keeps me cool and dry. This is an excellent chair and I am 5'8" tall and weigh 300 lbs. at the moment. It will hold a big and tall person but I can see it accommodating a smaller sized person as well. This is an adjustable chair and very easy to assemble. I replaced the wheels immediately with the skater wheels you can get for $20-30 a box on Amazon, so I do recommend those for wheels rather than the usual cheap plastic wheels that come with most chairs.

VERY easy to set up, the mesh seems to be of higher quality than expected. A+++ would buy again. **Update*** Less than 3 weeks later - the seams have started to give a bit, due to the staples coming loose. I noticed this when I went to rest my back against the backrest at a slight angle. Note, I am not that big of a person (5'9" - 165lbs).

We purchased this because I need a 100% mesh chair at work, as I get overheated easily, and my employer provides mesh-backed chairs but none with a mesh seat. It's pretty comfortable, but the arms can't adjust at all. Also the seat is not quite wide enough (I wear size 34 jeans) and so the edge of my thighs end up with some weight on the very hard support under the mesh, which gets uncomfortable. Compared to the cushion chair though, I'll take that rigid discomfort any day over getting overheated, and this chair was a good value. I've recently upgraded to a $600 chair, so not using this one anymore (and not really missing it) but I also haven't gotten rid of it; I would use it again if needed.

Just bought two of these, one for home and one for work. Great chair! The best part is the arms flip up. You can lean back and lock like every other chair. After going two months in a normal office chair I switched over to this today. The difference is huge! My back feels wonderful today. 5 Stars as far as a seat goes for the price and being prime available.

Easy to assemble; and attractive. That said; while some folks compliment the arms that move out of the way; if you use those arms to boost your standing; they are very flimsy. There is no ability to adjust the chair back to the rear; to allow more of your rear end to fit on the seat. Hence you don't sit in the chair; you perch ON the chair if you get my drift. It is not a high end chair for the price; I've seen quite similar in office stores for $129 or so. Fortunately I can swap this with my wife's chair. This chair pops up in a search for HD Office Chair Up To 400 lbs. I shudder to think......

And good value. Not too hard to assemble.

Tengo una Hermann Miller igual, y este producto es lo más parecido a ella, en comodidad!

very comfortable, great back support

Después de 4 meses de uso se rompío el soporte del asiento. Mientras duró fue buena y cómoda. Desafotunadamente después de 4 meses de uso se rompió. Y no encuentro que tenga ningún tipo de garantía.

The seat base is angled so that the front can push up into your legs if your legs are short. The cushion at the front softened with use though, and my legs are long enough that this became less of a problem. I've been wanting a full mesh chair for a while and, although it's not as comfortable as the one I have at work, it seems great for the price.