Office Chair Adjustable Desk Chair Mid Back Executive Comfortable Bonded Leather Ergonomic Back Support Home Computer Chair with Padded Flip-up Armrest Swivel Wheels (Black)

Perfect chair for my duel use of office/quilt room
Item arrived as promised. Extremely well packaged. Assembly was easy and all parts well identified, with spare parts included as well as screwdriver. Chair is very comfortable. Moveable arms are perfect for my space and use. I would recommend this chair as good value and fitting in most decor.

Great Chair
It’s only been a few days but so far I’m very impressed. Assembly was easy and only took about 20-30 minutes. The chair itself is firm but comfortable, and provides great back support. The flip-up arm rests are great for under-desk storage. Hopeful that it holds up.

very comfortable and extremely to assemble
This was a very good purchase, very easy to put together. The chair did come with a very small mark on the backrest, but a solid, excellent purchase.

Pretty As Shown – Not meant or extended sitting
The chair is pretty – Bright White as shown. Easy to assemble (less than10 minutes). Not uncomfortable. Quality right at average, not above.I use a small pillow at the small of my back and that’s sufficient.However, I doubt it will last (w/o cracking) a year. It’s very lightweight, and at 5’6″ 177lbs, it won’t stay on highest elevation for more than a few days. Rollers are average – poor quality. You basically pull the chair as far as you can and then pull yourself the rest of the inches.I typically plop down in my chair when I come back from break ( a Wayfair $300 office chair that does not come in White)….can’t do that with this one. NO I gently sit down an pull forward.I’ll be saving for the same quality office chair in White (they are even more expensive than the one I have). I kept it because it’s a workhorse had it 6yrs and it’s exactly the same as the day I bought it. I let my grandson “borrow” it the time being.Hope this helps….Did I mention it was pretty?

I’ve had this chair for about a month now, and I honestly wish I’d bought it sooner. It’s made working from home so much more comfortable.What I like:The lumbar support is excellent. I’m at my desk for hours most days, and this chair really helps with my lower back — no more constant aches.The flip-up armrests are a great touch. I can push the chair right under the desk when I’m done, so it saves space and keeps the room tidy.The PU leather looks smart and is easy to wipe clean — useful if you’re prone to the odd tea or coffee spill like me.The height adjustment and tilt work smoothly, and the tilt’s ideal for leaning back a bit when I need a break.It feels sturdy and well-made. The wheels roll nicely, and nothing feels flimsy or cheap.Assembly was straightforward — took me about 15 minutes on my own.All in all, a cracking chair for the price. Looks good, feels great, and does exactly what I need it to. Highly recommend.

After three weeks perched on Amseatec’s so-called executive chair my back has finally started to forgive me for all the time I spent hunched over a bargain-basement seat. The mid-height backrest, paired with a three-stage lumbar cushion, gently invites the spine into line without making you feel as if someone’s poking you. Most days I flip the arms up, slide the chair under my rather miserly little desk, and reclaim precious floor space.The faux leather looks smarter than anything I deserve, and a quick wipe with a damp cloth sorts out the inevitable tea disasters. It does grow a bit clammy during a heatwave, but that’s hardly unique to this model.Height adjustments are handled by a gas lift that moves without that alarming squeak my last chair developed. The tilt range—about ninety to one hundred and fifteen degrees—is perfect for a reflective lean without tipping me into a mid-afternoon nap. The seat cushion is thick and still springs back after a morning stint; the arm pads are noticeably thinner, so I sometimes pinch a small pillow when spreadsheet marathons drag on. Castors glide over carpet and laminate alike, sparing me the usual clatter that spooks the dog.Assembly took me twenty minutes, Allen key in one hand and coffee in the other, and every bolt behaved itself. With solid build quality, reliable comfort, and space-saving arms, this chair earns its keep at my desk.

Think of this chair as a friendly taxi for your spine. It arrived wrapped in smooth PU leather that feels softer than it has any right to be, and the padding is generous enough that an eight hour shift at the keyboard no longer feels like detention. The height lever works in one clean movement, and the three stage lumbar cushion sits neatly in the small of my back rather than digging into it. A vast improvement on the rigid wooden seat I used to rely on.The arms flip up when I want to push the chair under the desk or reach for an imaginary guitar solo, although they do wobble a touch if I lean on them with too much enthusiasm. Tilt runs from a straight ninety degrees to about one hundred and fifteen, perfect for a quick midday stretch. One more click of recline would be ideal, but I can live without it.The castors roll across laminate without so much as a squeak, and the metal star base feels as though it could survive an elephant. Between the supportive backrest, the space saving arms and the wipe clean leather, this chair has turned out to be a dependable colleague that happens to look smart as well. For the money, its quality and comfort come as a very pleasant surprise.