DUMOS Home Office Desk Chair with Footrest, High-Back Mesh Rolling Swivel Reclining Chairs with Wheels, Comfortable Headrest, Lumbar Support, Comfy Arms for Home, Office, Gaming, Student, Grey

It may be a little bit hard work to build as there are many screws and parts but the manual does it part helping you out in building it. The parts are also a bit on the heavier side as it’s made mostly of steel which is great cause it makes it sturdy and difficult to bend. It rotates 360 degrees. The back of the seat is cozy enough to rest you back; can also be laid back upto 45 degrees angle. The seat can be raised up or down depending on your need/desire. The seat cushion is comfortable enough to sit on for a couple of hours and there are arm rests too that are padded as well. The padded head rest can be tilted a couple of angles too. Plus, there is a leg rest if you feel like doing so.

I’ve had this chair for two years now and I honestly love it it was really easy to put together. I think it is for smaller people I’m 5’4 and fit comfortably in it. The only thing I’ve had trouble with is this back piece keeps coming out it’s purely aesthetic but still annoying

The chair had a pretty straight forward assembly. There was a tiny piece that was cracked and I couldn't use but it was more cosmetic so I didn't fuss. The chair is very comfortable 5/5, but the quality is like 3/5 (plastic cover pops off from the back, the arms get a little wobbly and need to be screwed back in periodically, etc.) so I landed on 4/5 for overall rating. I would argue that its great for its price so if you're looking for a chair with a foot rest on a budget this is a good buy.

I'm about 5'3 and I'm very underweight for anyone in the same boat It was very very easy to put together, the headrest reaches me fine (but I might just have a long torso), and not super great for crossing your legs. It's very tight but I can just extend my feet out a little bit onto the leg rest. The height is fine too. If I put it on its lowest height setting I can reach the floor so it's ok, but I don't always have it this low so at any other height my feet are tiptoeing or off the floor. I wish the lumbar pillow could be held in one place but it's a nice touch Looks very nice and I think because of my height and weight it feels very soft, especially because of how horrible my last chair was. I heard other people found the seat cushion to compress after some time though, so you get what you pay for i guess. also there's a way to lock the recliner for anyone wondering. It's the lever next to the height adjustment and you just push it down, don't try and pull it or swing it to its sides

I really like this chair in every way except the headrest. Its sooo awkward. Idk if I just have like a short torso or something, im a 5'0 female, so maybe im not tall enough for the chair. But regardless, the angle of the headrest is just so awkward and doesn't feel comfortable at all. I couldnt sit upright in the chair without my back hurting w the headrest because i couldnt lay by back flat against the chair if that makes sense. I actually just have it removed, and it's better that way. Other than that, the chair is amazing. Super comfortable seating, the leg rest is stable enough, and little things I took for granted before like the cushion armrests are great too. The size is great too, like just the right amount of space for me.