BestOffice Office Chair Ergonomic Cheap Desk Chair Mesh Computer Chair Lumbar Support Modern Executive Adjustable Stool Rolling Swivel Chair for Back Pain (Black)

Surprising quality. Unbelievable value.
PROS AND CONS:PROS:InexpensiveValue for moneyEasy to assembleGood lumbar support (but fixed)Overall heightBackrest resistance (adjustable)AestheticsCONSNothing at this price point, but if I had to be picky:Fixed arms with no paddingSlightly smaller than some more expensive chairs.Lumbar support is not adjustable.Iffy instructionsSUMMARYMy home office chair is in use 8-10 hours a day, 4-5 days a week. I’ve had chairs from $45 (Amazon Basics) to $300+. When my $300+ chair just failed after a year (wouldn’t hold its height), I was loathed to spend that kind of money on another one, while at the same time nervous about buying a cheap chair, which at $45, this chair is.I figured I’d take the risk, and if it failed out after a year, it would still be a good buy, as long as it’s comfortable. Well, I’m beyond impressed. This chair offers much better lumbar support than the cheap Amazon Basics chair and it’s equal to my $300+ chair (although not adjustable). It also goes higher than any chair I’ve ever had. Normally, to get the height I need, I have to add a 2 inch seat pad. Not with this chair.SEATThe seat is adequately padded – about 2 inches. It does feel firm, but comfortable to me. It is slighter smaller than my previous chair, but not by much, but if you’re a large person, you might want to bear this In mind. I’m a six-foot 210lb 185lb-wannabe, and it’s perfect for me. I’ll probably add a memory foam seat pad, mostly because I sit on my chair for hours at a time.BACKRESTThe backrest resistance is nice and responsive and it is adjustable too.WHEELBASEIt does have a short wheel base, much shorter than my previous chair, which means it rolls on the floor a lot easier. Great if you have carpet, not so great if you have a wood floor like me. I’ll probably end up getting a mat to put under it.ARMSThe arms are fixed, not padded and not adjustable. My chair is at a desk all day so the arms don’t play much of a part in my experience, but if you are someone who likes to kick back and lean your arms on the arm rests, you should bear this in mind.LUMBAR SUPPORTThe lumbar support is not adjustable, but is in the right place, at least for me, and is firm and supportive.INSTRUCTIONS AND ASSEMBLY TIPSIt took me about 20 minutes to assembly by myself. At the end of the day, it’s a chair, so it’s not difficult to work out what goes where. The instructions are “okay.” They show you the assembly order, but they don’t tell you which size bolts to use where – but I will, below:In order of assembly:4x medium bolts: use these to fix the arm assemblies to the backrest.*4x large bolts: use these to fix the lower part of the arm assemblies to the seat.*4x short bolts: use these to fix the bottom plate to the seat.*Only tighten these bolts 50% to begin with. Some reviewers are complaining the holes don’t line up in the seat. I don’t believe that’s the case, but it could seem like it if you over tighten the bolts when first affixing the seat. Go with 50% so you can jockey the seat around to find the holes, and then tighten them at the end.CONCLUSIONOverall, it looks and feels like a lot of chairs you get in offices – practical and functional, but it doesn’t look cheap.I don’t think you can go wrong for $45.

Great buy
These chairs are very sturdy, comfy, and true to color. The size is great for any age. My toddler and husband both fit perfectly in them. They roll really well on carpet. They are light enough to roll from room to room. It makes scooting in and out of the desks easy. My teenager put them together with no issue. They were easy to assemble. I liked them so much I ordered another one. I will buy again for the rest of the house desks.Be sure to follow the directions on which way is forward and back, to get the proper tilt. Someone mentioned their chair didn’t rock backwards. I think they might have placed it backwards. I know because my son made this mistake. He changed the position of it, and it was fixed.I’m extremely satisfied with this buy!Update: I bought a pink chair, and it is not the same quality. The pink one was much harder to put together. The legs are plastic, not metal. This is a problem, because it does not roll as easily on the carpet. I’m considering returning it. The picture is not what it looks like in person. It is a different chair, on arrival. False advertisement.The caps to cover the screws, keep popping off. I just throw them away as they pop off. I wish this issue could be fixed, along with the different legs.

It’s cheap- so you get what you pay for
Before I get into the pros and cons, my size is small frame and lower weight at 5’3″ and 120 lbs.Pros:1. The assembly was not difficult and the instructions were clear and easy to understand.2. It’s a good swivel and the seat is comfortable, especially when needing a hard surface for sciatics and sacral spine issuesCons:1. The biggest issue is the plastic along the lowed back for the “lumbar support”. The plastic is behind mesh and it’s very stiff, but if you’re shorter like me, then it hits a certain location on the back and it can be extremely uncomfortable. It pokes in the center of the spine and it’s unpleasant.2. THE NOISE. BIG CON. The chair makes the worst creaks just sitting on it and moving in the slightest amount. The spring feels questionably insecure and it vibrates and feels like it’s going to break at certain points. I am only 120 lbs so my weight is within the limits of use for this chair. The chair is really loud and it’s annoying to myself and everyone around me. That really needs to be tested and fixed.It’s cheap and you really get what you pay for. I should have gone for a slightly more expensive chair that would’ve been better than this, but this will do temporarily

good chair needs adjustment for back height

Comfortable, not bulky and easy to assemble

comfortable extra height in lift