Ergonomic Office Chair,Mesh Computer Chair,Home Office Desk Chair with Seat Slider,Adjustable Headrest,Lumbar Support,3D Armrest,Tilt Function,Comfort Swivel Executive Chair Rolling

I ordered this chair as a replacement for an old worn out leather chair and after several days of use in a home office setting it performs great!The provided tool kit and manual made for an easy assembly. Once the pieces are aligned they are simply screwed in. Most structural pieces of this chair are made of plastic, but it feels strong and durable. The seat pad is comfortable to sit on and the backrest is very airy and also a bit elastic. The backrest especially helps prevent sweating compared to a leather chair when sitting for longer periods of time. The wheels roll very lightly and move easily even on carpet. All the functions work as advertised and I have found a good resistance setting for the reclining function. When you sit in it and lean back, you will feel the flexibility of the backrest without missing any sturdiness, in other words it does not feel as if you are about to fall over. If you are looking to have the seat not recline, you will have to set the adjustment knob very tightly though. The arm rests rotate too easily for my taste, I keep pushing them accidentally and there is unfortunately no setting to fix them in place. The same goes for the height and tilt setting for the head rest. Lumbar support is great, however, and I am getting used to the low resistance of the arm- and headrest.In summary, this chair is fairly easy to assemble, comfortable, easy to adjust and its breathability is a great plus. Only the arm- and headrests could withstand a bit more force before changing position.

I'm 6'2", 250# and it's hard to find a chair that I can sit in comfortably. This chair is super adjustable including seat depth so I could adjust it for a perfect seat. Seat depth is the biggest problem I find with most office and gaming chairs, I feel like I'm perched on the edge of a wall in most. Very comfortable chair. Two minor drawbacks, the arms are a molded heavy plastic instead of metal so I can't put too much weight on them or they flex a bit, but they're armrests not assistance bars. The second is that the chair leans back very far, a little close to tipping if I lean back quickly. I don't recline in my office chair anyway, I was just testing it out but I almost tipped backwards. If you spend a lot of time reclining in your office chair, this may not be the right one for you if you're big guy like me.

The good: Excellent assembly instructions. A nicely printed step by step booklet, with good illustrations. Combined with a card of shrink wrapped and labeled hardware, no significant difficulties. Whole job took an hour and change. Usually with these projects, you get one flimsy sheet of instructions badly translated. So, kudos to Molents for this. Also, the Allen wrench provided is tops! Nice handle, easy to use. The Philips head screwdriver is nearly useless, but everybody already has much better screwdrivers. Use one of your own. Less frustrating.The So-so: The armrests are on the flimsy side and not inclined to hold any setting without wobbling. Not terrible, but no feeling of precision either.The bad: Attaching the arms to the seat, you'll want to get all the bolts started before tightening any of them. It'll take some fiddling to get all the holes lined up. Par for the course with assemble it yourself furniture. You can never assume that all screw holes will align, even in expensive stuff.For the price, it's a decent chair, not hard to assemble and, when finished, easy on the eyes and more importantly, easy on the lumbar spine. Keep the Allen wrench where you can find it, after a while you'll want to flip it over and tighten up various screws.

Starting withDelivery - the shipment was delayed. I received the product on Sunday due to which I had to assemble it on a busy weekday.Assembly - Detailed instruction manual but the screw holes were not properly drilled and aligned due to which it was a challenge to assemble the legs and arms of the chair.Quality - It looks okay but feels cheap which you sit on it and use the adjustable armrest or anything for that matter. The plastic doesn't feel nice and I hope the chair doesn't start creaking soon.Comfort - It's not very comfortable for sure. The ergo design could've been better. I adjusted the lumbar support but still doesn't feel very comfortable. Misalignment with the headrest as well.Price - Definitely not worth the price. For this price, I expect the chair to be well made and most importantly comfortable for long working hours.Still in two minds if I want to return it but then I would have to dismantle the whole thing.It's not even been a month and the chair has started creaking.[Edit]

My old PU chair started to peeling, so I bought this new chair to replace it. Although PU chair is easy to clean, the one I was using lasted only for two years. So I decided to stay away from the PU chair. The new chair is easy to install. However the new chair has many more parts than my old one. I spent 20 minutes for the assembling. Everything one the mew chair is bigger than my old one. The cushion is thicker. I can easily feel the hard bottom on the old chair, so I have to use an extra cushion with it. While, for the new one that’s totally unnecessary. The base is metal and solid build. The ergonomic back support is solid and fit my spin curve really well. I do notice the chair feel a little waggle after one week use. After I tighten all the screws one more time, it felt solid and stable. I am satisfied with this new chair.