Modway Veer Office Chair Black Furniture in Home Office Furniture Review

Nightmare mount. The "instructions" were minimal. Attaching the arms was incredibly difficult. Trying to align the studs was almost a blind process. It took me a while to even figure out which end of each lever to attach and what angle to orient the screws at. After assembling, everything is fine and beautiful. Nice color, I have brown, comfortable. Keep a glass of wine or something nearby to keep your sanity while collecting.

I love the light green color. I'm also very happy to finally find an office chair that supports my back and the seat pad is just as comfortable. The armrests fold up when you don't need them, but they're also padded when you do need them. The part I would like to change is that the chair has no reclining options. So you sit straight, without deviations backwards. I also wish the back of the chair was a bit higher. Otherwise, the chair is very comfortable for long periods of work.

What I like about this chair is that it feels solid and comfortable and supports my back. I hope it holds up well because it's just perfect for my office. I love the movable armrests that allow me to slide the chair under my desk when I'm done. The only negative thing I have to say is that the assembly instructions are not clear. My husband and I worked together to assemble the chair and as the instructions were only in pictures and on a small piece of paper making the enlarged diagrams almost…

I found it to be a pretty good all round desk chair for the money. If you have lower back issues like me then this chair should be quite comfortable for you as the seat is firmer (not too soft). This allows you to sit on your ischium, which helps maintain lumbar lordosis (extension) rather than sacral lordosis (due to the seat being too soft), which increases lumbar flexion and greatly increases disc pressure and tension. The back of the chair has good lumbar support (curved to maintain lumbar…

First of all, the chair came in a large package and was very easy to assemble. Plan a maximum of 10-15 minutes. Nothing damaged, everything in top condition. The wheels work great, the chair rolls smoothly and the folding armrests are GREAT. The chair's mesh back doesn't give as much as we'd like, but it's not a bad thing. Not much to complain about. Unfortunately, the seat is incredibly hard. Very very thin lining. For the money spent I was a bit disappointed. In addition, the chair does not…

Ordered and received this chair, thought Prime. Excellent. Started tuning, went through some tricky steps (some of the steps NEED a used hand for some of the steps), went to the screwing on the back and noticed the product was faulty. One of the threaded inserts on the back of the chair was missing, rather "unearthed". It just looked like the plastic failed on a molding machine or something. Anyway, sent a return request, UPS picked it up the next day, and the next day I had a new chair at home

The chair has a visually appealing design. I bought red and it was definitely red but not bright. The swingarms are very good and work well. The disadvantages are the seating comfort. The seat itself is lightly padded. I could feel the bottom of the cushion touching the wood as I sat in the chair, and I weigh about 175 pounds, which is a far cry from the chair's 250-pound weight limit. The curve of the backrest below is too sharp. I had to think carefully about where and how I was going to sit,

I wanted a mesh back chair because it's hot in AZ. I also wanted good cushioning and back support without paying too much. I'm a college student and I sit and program in my chair for hours at a time, maybe 4-10 hours a day. I'm about 220 pounds at 6ft 1in so that's the heavier side. I wanted a thick, comfortable pillow that wouldn't flatten or deteriorate over time and this pillow is NOT like that! After only a few hours of sitting the cushion was flat and felt like it was sitting on plywood…