Customer Reviews

Boss Delubye Posture Task Chair with Loop Arms, Blue

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(12)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

The chair arrived on time, was easy to assemble and behaved as expected. It is fairly comfortable, although the fabric is a little rough. Recommended.

My daughter got this chair for her desk and likes it a lot. It is not a heavy duty chair and I would not choose for it a desk an adult would sit at full time. For a kid or an adult as a home computer chair it is great. My box was mangled when I received it and I was concerned it might have been damaged during shipping. However, it was packed well and there was not any problems. You have to put it together yourself in about 6 steps. The instructions are not very good but you can pretty much figure out how to put it together without them. My only problem was that there was hardware in the box that you do not need (I hope) and it took som time to figure out what the deal was so it took me about 30 minutes to build it. With better instructions it would only take 10 minutes to build. I would definately suggest that this is good buy for a light duty office chair for home use.

This chair is the best chair for the price worth every dime And it's on $55.00 I use this chair everyday at my home office. Easy to setup only took less than 15 minutes.

Having just bought my second in Grey($59) because the Black ($55)worked so well for the money. Both purchases were FEDEXed to my door in just two days. They are a good bargain. At 6' 225#s it supports me well and is fairly comfortable and sturdy for use at a casual computer workstation. It's not plush or ornate by any means,but,you need not be ashamed of it either. The instructions were simple and assembly took less than 10 minutes. There is little narrative for the assembly instructions as it relies on simple pictures of the 4 basic assembly steps. The parts are labeled well (IE; Front right-left) and it is merely a matter of screwing the screwbolts in with a large Phillips screwdriver. As one reviewer pointed out the ten required bolts for the arms and pedestal are shipped screwed in place on the seat bottom with an unnecessary additional six bolts for the arms included in a seperate package. (No problem as more is better than being shorted). You begin by snapping the five casters into the base and inserting the seat post then remove the ten screwbolts in the seat bottom and begin fixing the other basic parts (Arms,Tilt base and Seat back). Fairly intuitive process. All said, it is a very competitive casual desk chair at this price point.

I got the chair in yesterday and put it together in under 30 minutes.
Pros: Assembly was pretty simple and straight forward. It feels firm and sturdy. The only tools you'll need are something to cut the box open and a regular Phillips screwdriver. You have the option to leave the arms off.

Con: The cushions have a distinct odor. Not sure what is or how long it will last. It's not overwhelming but annoying. I don't have any kids, but I would be worried about the odor if small children are around. (in case someone puts their mouth on it.)

The chair doesn't tilt nor do anything fancy. But what do you expect for the price.

This was a good deal for the money. Very good quality and no complaints. We have had this for over a month now. Decent gift.

Bought this to go into 8 year old's room with a new desk; works really well for the money and he loves it. Not the most comfortable for an adult (very stiff and firm).

The instructions on this thing need a LOT of work. This isn't an overly complicated assembly, you can figure out most of it on your own, but the finer details are never explained until it's too late or at all even. I had to take half of the chair apart to add the washers in near the end because I accidentally skipped that step. Also, I never did get the height adjustment lever to work, but I'm not sure if it's a defect in the chair or something I messed up because the instructions were just that unclear.

The finished product is still a chair though. For me it's not the most comfortable chair as the seat is really firm and smaller than I'd like; I'm 6-foot-3 and my thighs hang off the edge when I'm seated all the way back.

This isn't a bad product for the price; just know that assembly may be a pain, don't expect a lot of comfort, and check twice if you're tall.

Our last desk chair basically fell apart, though it cost a pretty penny, & we were never that fond of it. I think we got a great deal on this Boss Task Chair through Amazon & so far we're very happy with it. The seat & back are just the right size, the chair is fairly light & it seemed to go together pretty easily (I did help a little bit!). I think it has quality materials & should last us for quite some time to come.

This chair was just what I was looking for. As a college student, I wanted a comfortable chair that would support long nights of studying! I assembled the chair myself (barely knowing the difference between a flat head or Philips head). You only need a Philips head screw driver and 20 minutes (max)!