🪑 Enhance Your Workspace with the Amazon Basics Mesh Mid-Back Office Chair in Black Review

I've had this for a year now so this review is based on long term results as comfort has changed since I first put it together. The cushion is now maybe 20% thicker than it used to be, at least in the areas where I sit most often. I find myself changing positions as my buttocks get tired and my back starts to hurt. The armrests are hard plastic, I'd like to use something softer instead. I think this is due to uncomfortable posture from complaints from below). The chair is available at a great…

I bought one of these chairs in August 2017 and it was fantastic but the seat is a bit worn so I just ordered a new one (Sep 2019). I was so disappointed putting it all together - it looks the same but it's a cheap version that's literally too uncomfortable to sit in. The metal frames that support the back are shorter, now the back has to be screwed on. on (old version is always connected); the edge around the back has been removed (it is sharp); mesh size is coarser; and the wheels do not fit…

This is a very good chair for the price. I especially like the way they pack screws etc. Very clear labeling and in my opinion a big improvement over normal blister packs. That's pretty comfortable for a man who's 6 feet tall and weighs 175 pounds. Adjustment is easy, rolls well, everything you want in a chair. I've seen some complaints here about overlapping metal plates between the back of the chair and the main base plate. In my case, this was specified in the instructions. No problem. I…

I bought this to replace the personal chair in my office. The chair I replaced was an old Ergohuman chair, very, very high quality. So I switched from a very expensive chair to a very cheap chair. Pros: Overall a pretty solid chair with reasonable comfort. It features basic height adjustment, seatback tension, and seatback recline lock/unlock. I'm a little over 1.80m tall and I find that the seat is adjustable enough for me to be comfortable in the chair. Build quality and durability are good…

As a relatively tall guy (5ft 11in, 270lbs) I really don't know what the hype about this chair is that it's 'small'. It suits me best. . Compact but not too small. For a home office, that's a good thing. The lumbar support hits me right in the lower back, above the waist (where it should be). It's well done. The armrests are designed to fit under the table. They don't support my forearms while I work, but I still rest my forearms on the table when I work. Montage literally took 15 minutes (I…

Overview:1. The chair is similar to another chair sold by Walmart for the same price. Processing and quality are acceptable for the price range. The non-adjustable armrests are hard plastic, so you might not find them very comfortable. It takes about 15-20 minutes to fully assemble the chair. Well-written guide.3. The chair can be adjusted from 17.5 to 22.5 inches in height (about 44-57 cm). The maximum load is 250 pounds. A detailed overview is as follows: 1. Packing: The product comes in a…