BestOffice Ergonomic Desk Chair Swivel Rolling Computer Chair Executive Lumbar Support Task Mesh Chair Adjustable Stool for Women Men,Grey

This ergonomic mesh chair has been a great addition to my home office. The lumbar support really hits the right spot, and the breathable mesh keeps me cool even during long sessions at the desk. It feels solid and well-built—no wobbles or squeaks—and the swivel wheels roll smoothly on carpet and hard floors alike. Easy to adjust for height and tilt, so both my partner and I can find a comfortable position. If you’re after a reliable, comfy, and sturdy chair for everyday work, this one’s a winner!

Arrived as stated. Boxed well for protection. Easy to put together. Comforting for my achy back. Rolls easily. Looks good.

Can't really beat this price with the reviews! I got a desk and chair at the same time for my daughter and then upgraded the cheap plastic wheels on this chair with roller blade wheels, everything went somewhat smoothly when we put the chair together but it said don't tighten all the bolts til the end, so I get the whole thing together the replacement roller blade wheels go on like butter and I get every single screw tight except for 1 side screw that holds the handle side to the chair back and that screw was too short and WOULD NOT grip into the threads, even after I finally got a bar clamp and c-clamp and clamped the thing into itself the threads would just not reach. Thanfully the desk we just put together before the chair had an exact thread match and about 3/16" longer bolt that I was able to use on this chair. But man I wasted a good 2 hours trying to get this chair to work once I had everything else together there was no way I wad gonna tear it all back apart to do a return. Call me stubborn but I kind of got bolted getting every single thing together and then the very last bolt wouldn't work. I was so bummed but so relieved when it was fixed and my daughter loves this chair and it's not going to tear up the floor with the upgraded roller blade wheels I installed.

I bought this chair on Black Friday and was able to get it for $30 (free shipping). Totally worth it. Easy to assemble. I assembled it in just under 25 minutes including opening the box (24:37.84). If you have an allen wrench, you may want to use your own because the one that comes in the package has 2 long ends and no short end (an inconvenience at best, not an impossibility to work with). It has significantly more functionality than I expected. It appears to have some lumbar support, adjusts for height, and allows you to recline. It's much more than I bargained for considering the amount that I spent.

I bought this desk chair for my home office when I needed to work from home during quarantine and the extended period of time during the pandemic (and indefinitely until I am able to go back to the office...) I have low back and neck issues which cause migraines, so a supportive chair is important. The one thing that I noticed right away is that the adjustments do not allow the seat height to be raised to a terribly comfortable level for anyone with longer legs - and I am not tall. I am 5' 5" with longer legs, but even at the highest setting the chair seems short. The armrests are also set low and are not adjustable in any direction, which I should have been more careful about when reading the item description. But despite not being able to move them laterally, the arms are simply too low to begin with, so they are of no use in an armed chair which defeats the purpose of spending more money for a chair with armrests. The seat is comfortable, but could use a bit more padding if you plan on using it for an entire work day, and it lacks an independent tilt adjustment to set the seat at an appropriate angle for the best support. Lumbar support is pretty slim despite the item description as a "lumbar support chair". It does have a support across the back of the chair in the form of a wide piece of curved, hard plastic across the mid-lower back in the lumbar area which is actually the bow of the molded arm piece across the back of the chair and is at the same height as the armrests - which explains why the armrests sit too low - but because the seat adjustment options are so minimal, this support is only semi-useful. Assembly is quick and easy and the chair is sturdy - no complaints there. Swivel works well, and the overall quality seems quite good - just nothing fancy as far as ergonomics go. It may be better suited for a student who is not going to need to sit for 9+ hours each day. I am going to need to get a different chair... the migraines I had under control are back.

Very easy to set up. I like that you can choose to either have it lean back or not. Perfect for my beading desk.

Chair is good for the price but DANGEROUS if you sit at the edge of the front of the chair! The chair will shoot out behind you & you will fall!!!

Not difficult to assemble. Works great.

Absolutely love it for the price comes quick and well packaged really easy to build the casters are super rolly and lumbar support is actually really above expectations I would definitely recommend if in need of a cheap quality chair

Decent chair, just wished I could adjust the height a little lower.. I’m about 5’1 so although it does go pretty low, it’s not low enough for my liking but does the job pretty much.. I’m recovering from a back injury so no matter what I sit on it’s uncomfortable so I’m not sure if it has good support yet.. I can only sit on it for 2-3hrs before my back gets aggravated.. I usually have to stand up from time to time.. Assembly was easy, just the wheels needed some muscle, you literally have to use some strength to insert them. But overall it’s affordable, had to find something fast, that wouldn’t hurt my pocket too much..

Facile à installer et confortable !

I weigh 200 pounds and I've been using this hair for 2 months and a half. Since then, I have fallen three times -- one time badly injuring my elbow. The problem? It topples over. If you sit only a bit closer to the front it will fall on itself. The angles of distribution of forces were not properly calculated when designing this -- which one should have expected out of the messy assembly process, not as seamless (i.e. parts not as neatly fitting) as, say, IKEA's -- which I ended up buying (and where I should have bought in the first place, as I was replacing a chair designed by them that faithfully lasted 4 years). Now that this chair is assembled, boxes thrown away, and I've been using it for months (hoping that it would be an isolated situation), I doubt that I could return it. So I lost CAD 85 plus taxes. But not getting further injured takes precedence. Caveat Emptor: You can seriously injure yourself with this chair.

Not the best, kind of pushes you forward in the seat.