Ergonomic Office Chair – 330Lbs, Breathable Mesh Computer Desk Chair with Lumbar Support & Armrest, Rolling Swivel Adjustable Tilt Lock for Home Office/Gaming, Bedroom Study

Comfortable but thin
This chair is very comfortable but it is on the thinner side.

GREAT VALUE exceeds expectations for a chair at this price. Sturdy and attractive.
Short version: For the money, it is a GREAT deal!Long Version:  I’m a chair snob. But, like most everyone else, my wallet just doesn’t contain “Herman Miller” funds like it used to…. So, in evaluating this chair, it is vital we remember, it is an INEXPENSIVE solution to the age old question, “Where am I gonna put my big ol’ butt?”  And, with a FEW caveats, this is a pretty good answer. This is the perfect chair for someone who spends a couple hours at a time at their desk.  It is not suitable for all-day excursions without expecting some end of day crampiness.  Pros:  -EASY to assemble…  a few minutes, max… no kidding.-Stable.  I can fully recline/tilt back and it doesn’t even act like it is considering flipping over.-Moderately comfortable.  The pad is “good enough” for a couple hours of comfort at a time.  The arms are RIDICULOUSLY low and should just be considered a design element that attaches the back to the seat.  But, in reality, this isn’t a big deal… if we are hammering out emails/etc. our elbows shouldn’t be resting on the arms anyhow unless we want carpal tunnel (sit up straight, ya sloucher!)-Most important factor, this chair isn’t nearly as “cheap” as its price would suggest.  It gets the job done and looks good doing it. Period.Cons: – It’s not a Herman Miller, Titan Labs or Steel Case chair.  It also doesn’t cost $1,000.  Don’t expect a thousand points of articulation, a chiropractic straightening with every sitting or plush surfaces. You want that, go pay for it. But… for FAR LESS, this gives ya a decent place to sit.- Threadwork could be better.  It’s not unraveling, but give it time…Seriously, this chair is a tremendous value for the money. It’s comfortable, supports big ol’ backsides (I’m 265), and doesn’t tip/list/shimmy.  Strong recommendation for a basic, no nonsense chair.  

For the price its fine
The chair is very basic but for the price its good enough. Comfort is about average and build quality is about average or slightly below but it does feel sturdy which is the most important thing in my opinion. The weight capacity says 350 and I think that seems true, im 220 and I don’t hear any concerning sounds or weird movements. The only downside the chair had besides its average build is that i think iys meant for teens or children because the arm rests are pretty low.