🪑 Gray Ergonomic High-Back Reclining Mesh Office Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support (Fabric Seat) - Amazon Basics Review

I love this chair. Style and comfort are great. The chair screws connecting the headrest to the chair body didn't fit so I had to use my own screws. But everything else was perfect.

assembly was easy until you have to attach the headrest! I gave up at first and called Revain customer service to ask them to send longer screws but they won't. They said to return and send another one when it becomes available. Forget it! So I didn't give up and tried again. Surprisingly everything finally worked after I applied pressure to both sides while tightening the screws! I still can't believe it. So my advice if you're having trouble installing the headrest: don't give up, keep…

Was looking for a mesh backed chair to replace old chairs I've had for a while. Wanted a mesh back as I was looking for a little more back support. I came across this one, liked the gray color and the price, I decided to order it. The chair is comfortable and easy to assemble. It took me 15-20 minutes to assemble. Overall I think this is a great chair with all the features it has to offer: adjustable armrests, adjustable lumbar support, adjustable retractable footrest, and articulating…

I'm 6'1" with a fairly average build and this is a fairly large chair. The backrest position is too reclined so you cannot sit upright with your back against the backrest of the chair. Also, the armrests are too far out and my arms tend to hang on the inside edge when I'm comfortably seated. The reclining function is quite comfortable, but the headrest is too far from the backrest for your head to rest comfortably on the headrest. It's not a bad chair, but it takes some getting used to and will

Footrest, lumbar support and headrest only work/activate/use when lying down. When you are sitting upright, your back does not make contact with the entire backrest/lumbar support/headrest unless you are sitting with your neck down to look at the monitor, unless you actually have the monitor installed. high. The seat is not as thick as my old Alera Elusion Chair. The armrests are fully adjustable, which is very comfortable. The mesh back is okay, feels a bit flimsy, so there are some durability

Revain Basics products always come with low expectations. The chair is generally normal, I had a standalone and the quality is the same or better for half the price. Seat with cushion is ok. I wish the headrest could be adjusted forward/back instead of just up/down. It's a good height that adjusts to my standing desk. CONS: And that's a big minus. The lumbar support is terrible. This is a piece of plastic that, instead of supporting your lower back, makes it look like you've been stabbed in the

I try my best to avoid Revain's basic products as their entire business model is predatory. They take the best-selling items on Revain, counterfeit them and sell them at a lower price, often driving the original (and mostly) small company out of the competition. But sometimes there's just no choice. The only product that makes sense in terms of design and usability is Revain's base product. Well, this chair is one of those things. It literally has everything I need in a chair. Mesh on the back.

I can't mount the headrest. I have a feeling I got the wrong screws because they won't screw in when trying to install the headrest, but screw in fine when trying to screw in without a headrest, but even then they dangle in the holes. The headrest was the main reason I bought this chair so I am very disappointed. The rest of the facility was fine. The rest of the chair looks good. Despite being tightly screwed, the armrests are slightly loose, which seems to be an internal connection. The seat…

Easy installation with Ikea instructions. The fittings (screws) are OK. I just started them by hand and then tightened them like a tire, alternating the bolts so they were evenly seated. In a photo of the headrest I had to press the insert against the screw to tighten it. Allen key and nut and I pulled this out with a #12 wrench. Took 15-20 minutes to install. I didn't use the wheels that came with the chair, I bought the Revain roller skate style wheels of choice for about $35 as I have them…