HON ValuTask Mid-Back Mesh Task Chair, Black Armless Computer Chair for Enhanced Comfort and Functionality (HVL206) Review

Great value for money, comfortable and easily fits under my desk. I first bought a chair with armrests that fold up so I could slide them under the table, but they were so low they were completely useless. I decided to save $50 and buy this chair without armrests. The seat is thick and while not very comfortable, I can sit comfortably in it all day. The back offers good support and the wheels roll well.

I use this chair in the kitchen as a stool on wheels. I'm a heavy guy but I found it comfortable and durable with a solid back that's well designed. This chair is worth every euro! It also has a good treble range. I'm 1.80m tall and on the highest settings it's very easy to maneuver and stand up. I love this chair and would highly recommend it to any tall person who needs an economical and quality seat.

I received this chair quickly and it was very easy to assemble. Unfortunately the hydraulic lift didn't work! BUT - I immediately called customer service and they apologized and said they would send a new chair. A defective chair can be disposed of or donated to a charitable foundation - there is no need to return it. New stool came within 2 weeks. Again, it's easy to assemble and it's perfect. Many thanks to the company and its service staff.

This is a great chair and I got a very good deal on buying the open box chair. The box was a little torn, everything inside is new and perfect. I spent a lot more on a nameless chair that wasn't half as good. Great chair for the home office. I prefer to sit cross-legged on chairs, this chair has a spacious seat that allows me to do that. Assembly was easy, I was up and running in just a few minutes. I had it for about a month and would buy it again.

The back is just a light elastic mesh, without support, the back is adjacent to the edge of the frame. The seat cushion is made of very soft, low-density foam. It may be suitable for some cushions but not for furniture. I had to put a blanket on my back and a pillow on the seat so as not to hurt myself. Now, after 6 months of use, the central gas spring has failed. The chair lowers completely after 15-20 seats. By the way, I weigh 185 pounds, which is pretty close to the weight of this chair…

I got to the final step of the installation, which used four screws to screw the chair to the seat. The screw holes on the seat did not line up with the screw holes on the seat and they could not be fastened together. I took a ruler and found that the screw holes on the front of the seat are 6cm apart and the screw holes on the back are 7cm apart. The holes closest to the backrest were 7cm apart and you guessed it, the holes in the back of the backrest were 6cm apart. Someone drilled the holes…