Chairelax Mesh Home Office Chair, Ergonomic Desk Chair Mid-Back Mesh Computer Chair Adjustable Lumbar Support and Flip-up Armrests Comfortable Executive Adjustable Rolling Load up to 300Lbs

Easy to assemble; good lumbar support if you sit all the way back (shorter people may not be able to do thisjjmj; hydraulic works easily; arms move completely out of the way when you want to slide the chair under the desk.

This is actually my second purchase. I liked it so much at the office that I purchased one for my home office. It is a plus to have arm rests that fold upwards when trying to get closer to the desk. My back feels less aggravated when sitting for long periods and was very easy to assemble.

The media could not be loaded.  **Update** I've had it6just shy of a year and the hydrolic lift is already losing air and won't say at max height. It also creaks and makes a fair amount of noise.So far I really like this chair. I love that the lumbar is adjustable, and even though I'm 5'2", it can still be in a good position for me. I especially love that the arms fold up. That was a major selling point for me. The cushion is a bit hard, but I don't mind that. It is comfortable to sit in while I'm doing my grading/planning. My main concern is the amount of flex that happens when I adjust my sitting position when the arms are down. I don't even have to put very much force/weight on the arms to make the back bend forward. It makes me question the longevity of the chair. The supports that hold the back of the chair to the bottom are just plastic which concerns me that they might crack because of the amount of movement. I haven't heard any cracking noises or anything; it is simply something that could potentially be an issue.

Took a little effort put together but really nice solid chair. Likely buy another one.

I just assembled this chair. It is not a solid when you sit in it. I can wobble all over. I’m so disappointed. The left arm rest is higher than the right armrest and the tabs to cover the holes were almost impossible to push in ☹️. I can lean on the right or left and the other side rises and falls like a see saw. If I press hard on the arm rests I move forward. Again, I am so so disappointed as I need a solid ergonomically built chair. The lumbar support doesn’t really move that far up. I just want to cry. I still have the box and am considering returning it. I will test it out over the next few days. Again, I thought this chair would provide more support. Come on man 😕

Very easy to assemble. Very comfortable. Very happy with product.

Chair is easy to assemble, and is comfortable. It is not super heavy-duty, but will work well for my at home office needs.

10 MONTH UPDATE: There are better chairs out there, no doubt. In less than a year I've needed to add a cushion and back support, the arm wrests are complete deflated and the seat wobble from side to side making it impossible to sit correctly so my low back constantly hurts. I'm deducting stars for all of this. ------------- ONE MONTH UPDATE: I'm starting to dislike this chair. The back is too wobbly and leans back when I need more support upright. The chair started squeaking/grinding from the seat/stem connection when I move. And the seat is at a very slight tilt, so if I were to swivel all the way around it's does a gentle wobble up and down. Not obvious, but after sitting at a slight angle all day my low back hurts. I thought this chair would be good, so I threw the box away. Now I'm regretting it because I'd send the chair back to try something else. ---------------------- Could you get worse? Yes, that's why I bought this for an upgrade. Could you get better? Heck yea, but I don't want to spend $1k on a chair. Does it work for a budget chair? So far so good. Comfortable? Yes! Could have some minor improvements? Yep! The seat could be cushier. The lumbar support could be softer. And the very back of the seat near your tailbone could be squishier (I can feel the edge on my cheeks). But the back height is nice, the armrests are great, the assembly was super easy, and I can adjust it to the needed height. Overall, I would suggest if you're on a budget. (for reference, I had a very basic ikea rolling chair and HAD to give it up after a year of use, this is a step up)