Customer Reviews

Mid-Back Mesh Adjustable Office Computer Chair w/ Arms, Grey

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4 star:		(1)
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This chair is awsome. I purchased it for a family member who weighs abot 350lbs and it still rolls and hasnt broke like other chairs i have bought in the past. The hard metal legs and the wheels have metal pegs so no breaking under the wight. In addition you have the option to not include the arms on the chair which was a feature I like.

Like the chair, but arms are not adjustable so one cannot pull chair closer to desk. Can be every uncomfortable if working at desk for extended periods of time. Really enjoy the mesh backing with adjustable lumbar strap.

A+ for Sturdiness, OK on comfort. I like it. Installing 4 inch wheels killed my last chair; we'll see how this one does. I'm counting on the steel legs to hold up to a unique special stress that it wasn't engineered for. (The 4 inch wheels allow it to go smoothly from carpet to tile- over edging etc..)
Follow up.... Not real comfortable and instead of a broken leg, this time the arm broke. I went to Staples and bought a real chair.

My sister and I got this chair for our mother, it came fast, was easy to assemble and continues to look great and function like a much more expensive chair. Love it!!

Bought this chair for my home office because it looked good online and was relatively inexpensive. My first impression was filled with a bit of worry since the armrests are really just floating with a connection to the cheap wood making up the seat. It doesn't help that I'm a bigger guy, so leaning back in the chair cause the back panel to stress and crack the wood of the seat. Now the chair is pretty much useless since I don't feel safe leaning back and I'm now deciding to throw it out.

My advice, especially for bigger individuals, spend the money on a nicer ergonomic chair that will last you longer than a year.

I bought this chair from another vendor just short of 2 years ago. I am 6'2", 220lbs, and sit in the chair about 6-8 hours a day.

The back of the chair is attached to the seat with only a 3" wide, 1/4" thick piece of metal. Within 6 months, the back of this chair started bending backwards (as I do lean back in my chair). I had to resort to tying the back of the chair to the arms to keep it in place. About 4 months ago the shock broke, so I take a 6" ride down every time I sit in the chair. This chair also has very little padding (it feels like I'm sitting on a piece of plywood with a towel for padding).

I'm writing this review now because I happened to come across it while looking for its replacement.