🪑 Premium Black Mesh Office Chair with Flip Up Arms: A Perfect Blend of Comfort and Functionality Review

I've been waiting to write a review on this because I wanted to see how long it would last - I've had it for two years now and it still looks almost new apart from This one The armrests are a bit frayed from rubbing against the edge of the desk (my fault). It was very easy to assemble and I didn't have a single problem with it. I had previously bought three other chairs which were very expensive and didn't like them up close as much as this one; I sit in it 8 hours a day, 5 days a week so it…

Overall I don't mind the chair. The backrest is supportive and I love that I can raise my arms (although many chairs have this feature). The height adjustment offers a good range as I like a higher position and some chairs don't offer that. Where it's lacking is when you're using it for more than an hour or so. The bottom cushion just isn't the right material and after a while I can actually feel the underside of the chair. I'm 5'11 185 pounds so I'm not a big guy. So for a task chair this is…

UPDATE (12/19/2019) as the armrests were completely flattened and hard. The seat cushion followed; However, the rear end retained its strength. Changing my rating from 4/5 to 3/5 based on the above. Easy assembly 8/10 - instructions were odd. The instructions named the fasteners alphabetically, but the fastener packaging indicated the exact size of each type; it was really uncomfortable. Comfortable 9/10 - I'm 5'10", 175 lbs and have broad shoulders. I sit all the way back, my lumbar spine is…

I wrote a similar review on another chair with the same potential problem. Okay, your human is safe, but your new chair could be in danger. Not sure how long it will last, but with $119 shipping, don't expect many years. Now for the danger: The mounting material is neatly packaged and labeled; They even supply some spare parts. Directions are limited but adequate. Eight bolts are required to connect the backrest and adjustment assembly to the seat, four of which use both plain washers and lock…

Easy to assemble, took about 5 minutes after unpacking. In general the chair is comfortable. The mesh back provides good support and is very breathable so the chair doesn't get hot or stuffy, and the shape of the armrests allows me to sit cross-legged in this chair. It also means you don't have to dig into your hips, which is an issue you run into with other chairs. The padded armrests are a really nice touch - they're not super plush or anything, but they offer good support and you don't have…

The first thing that struck me when assembling this chair was that the assembly order given in the instructions was not followed. I went from step 1 to step 3 and when the screws holding the armrests to the seat were about halfway in I left them slightly loose (btw I attached the armrests by laying the seat upside down on a table) . I then also attached the mounting base to the underside of the seat. I then placed the seat (with the armrests loosely attached) on the base and the gas spring…