🪑 HBADA Office Chair: Mesh Desk Chair with Adjustable Height & Rolling Stool - Black Review

I had to swap the "A" and "B" bolts because the "B" bolts were too short to actually connect the seatback to the connector, so I'm making mine a little concerned about possible stability. Otherwise the perfect chair for my daughter's small desk during distance learning.

I like the accessibility of these chairs but they crackle and creak so loudly. I bought 3 and they all started making this horrible crackling and squeaking noise after only 1 month. Also, all three had their pillows flat after a month. My kids use them for distance learning and all we hear is the creaking of the chair backs as they move in them.

I am very happy with my purchase and recommend this chair. I needed a cheap chair for my home office to work from home. The price was reasonable. It was easy to assemble and put together by my fourteen year old. I like the wide seat with good padding. Easily adjustable in height. The seat is comfortable, stable and looks great on my desk.

I bought this chair in September 2020 for my husband as he was working from home. The assembly took 2 months. He has been using this chair since around the end of November 2020, since June 2nd, 2021 the chair fell apart and the middle bar almost raped him. Then when I filed a complaint the returns window closed in January 2021. Be careful this is not a durable chair. I think you get what you pay for.

This is a good buy for the price. The seat cushion is not very comfortable but it is low enough to have a soft seat cushion and be ok. Pros: - Sturdy - The casters are plastic so they can roll across hardwood floors without padding - The backrest is solid. with a slight jump Cons: - Easy to assemble, although the photo guides are not very clear. But it's so easy that you really don't need any instructions - the seat cushion feels very cheap and I'm not sure how long it will last with extended…

I have had a home office for decades and have invested in a range of office chairs, all with armrests and all very expensive (e.g. Knoll). This time I was looking for a task chair - something with a flat seat as I'm quite short and like my back to be in contact with the chair and I don't have armrests as my arms usually rest on my desk. All requirements were thus fully met. It is very comfortable for my stature and light on my back. Assembly took maybe no more than 15 feet - easy. While the…

I work from home and this chair seemed reasonably priced and suited my needs, specifically for eight hours of sitting and average to good comfort. Unfortunately the seat is terrible compared to the comfort, you can feel the thinness and after a while you can feel the firmness of the seat which is not good after about 20 minutes. In addition, the pad is quite hard and also uncomfortable. For $65 this was a big disappointment. If I were to pay $15 for a chair at a flea market I might be happy…