CAPOTErgonomic Mesh Office Chair, Adjustable Lumbar High Back Desk Chair 400lbs, 4D Flip-up Arms, 3-Level Tilt Backrest, 3D Headrest, PU Wheels, Swivel Rolling Computer Seating for Long Desk Work

First off it arrived in a fairly small package for what it is so it's easy to bring into the house. Assembly was easy, instructions were clean, simple, and easy to understand.After assembling the chair I found it to be comfortable and the adjust-ability made it even better (head, lumbar, tilt, height). The tilt is also lockable. A big plus for me personally is being able to flip up the arm rests so I can push the chair under my desk to create space when not in use. I am average height with a muscular build so your experience may vary.The chair also carries a sleek modern look with the chrome accents. Chrome on anything does collect fingerprints easily but it only takes a second to wipe off and it's easy to just not touch it.The stock wheels have a nice chrome aesthetic as well but they're also just normal office chair wheels. The chair in the picture has different wheels from stock so my review is as if I only had the stock wheels.Lastly upon arrival I did discover a broken base cover. Capot customer service quickly addressed this and sent me a shiny new replacement cover among other things as a fair compensation for my inconvenience :)To summarize, the assembly is easy, the chair is comfortable and adjustable, it looks good, and if it doesn't look good then Capot customer service has your back. Easy 5/5

This thing is comfy. I'm a bigger guy (6'1", 260) and I specifically bought this because of the metal pieces that connect the back to the seat. My last chair had plastic connectors and snapped after a few years. This chair feels robust when you plop down in it. The mesh is nice and cool. The adjustments to tension the recline feature are strong enough that it keeps me from flying back thinking I'm going to flip over. Assembly was straight forward and easy enough to put together in a a few minutes. After a few months it still doesn't have any squeaks or creaks.

6'0" 204lbs.I work from home, software engineer and play video games as well as edit photos and videos as a hobby. I spend a lot of time in my office chair. I'm thoroughly impressed with this chair. Was easily to assemble has all the features of a high end chair $800-1k+ chairsFirst the bad, loom the chair at the time of my purchase was $180. Don't expect high quality aluminum or steel for all the components. It's mostly plastic minus the roller base and base of the seat. But everything else is synthetic fabric and plastic. I won't say it's cheap feeling but ets definitely not high end feeling. Other than that the only other bad is if you are wide the seat might not be for you.I mentioned my size but I'm very lean sub 8%, the chair is very comfortable but again slightly narrow.Now for all the food.The features, adjustable lumbar, specifically height of where the lumbar sits. The head rest feels useful.The adjustable arm rest, oh what a feature, some times I don't want the arm rests at all, well you can move them out of the way. Height,rotation, depth all adjustable. Great for going from work, to editing, to gaming.The chair makes little to noise. There's just not a lot of moving parts .All in all it's truly a great chair and at the price point it's hard to pass up.

Overall , this chair is super comfortable. If you’re a wide-booty person, you may not like it. I’m built big, but not wide, so the seat JUST fits. The seat doesn’t rock, which is usually an issue for me, but the way the back can recline without having to lock/unlock with every movement is acceptable. The comfort adjustability is like no other chair I’ve owned. The headrest has a few adjustment capabilities, the lumbar support can go up/down, even the armrests have height adjustment, and slide forward and backward (slightly). The pads themselves have a small rotational adjustment, though I’m not sure why. My only concern is that the seat is also mesh netting, which makes me wonder if it will sag over time making the seat less comfortable. Also one of the armrest’s height adjustment won’t lock so I will have to request a replacement part. I’ve only had it a few days, so I’ll update if my opinion sways. I think the price point is fair based on my first impressions. Maybe a little on the high side, but reviews on cheaper, similar chairs were horrible. I needed one with more than a 250 lb weight limit.

My son talked me into buying this chair. Its durable and sturdy. It was super easy to put together and none of the parts were missing. Its very comfortable. Great value for the money!

To be up front about what is important to me:1. Raisable/rotatable arm rests2. Back support3. Adjustable height and pivot.With that said, this is the best chair I've found for the price which meets all my needs. I'm not a huge fan of the mesh seat, but it is comfortable enough and has its own pro/con vs a traditional cushion which I would leave to your own taste to decide if that is ideal for you or not.This was likely the easiest chair to put together that I've ever bought (and I've tried several), especially if you do not have another person to help. All parts latched together easily, directions were clear and intuitive, and all parts were packaged well with spare parts in case anything had a defect.As other reviews have noted, the seat is slightly concave which I find to be quite comfortable, but if you have wide hips (beyond 32" waist is my guess) I would imagine that the curvature would become uncomfortable.Overall, for what I paid, I'm quite happy with the purchase.