Xuer Ergonomics Office Chair Mesh Computer Desk Chair,Adjustable Headrests Backrest And Armrest'S (Black)

The chair had a large bump mark or some kind of rolling around on the floor and also a deformation of the seat, which is basically difficult to do as the seat is very rigid. Really firm seat and good wheels, as has been written in reviews. The seating area is large enough

Quick and easy to assemble. The little gloves to avoid getting greased were a nice touch. They are very comfortable and have a solid adjustment range. The lumbar support is great, as many other reviews suggested.Bought two at once. They shipped four minutes apart and arrived nearly two weeks apart. One had what appears to be cosmetic damage on the arm where the plastic molding attaches to the metal. Sent photo and got a prompt and pleasant reply and the immediate shipping of a new armrest. Unfortunately, it wasn't the damaged part, but it is the part that will eventually need replacement, as that's just the lifecycle of armrests.I don't foresee them sending me something else; they are a business and we hardly even notice it. It looks not to be structural.

me acaba de llegar y me gusto mucho, se siente de buena calidad y muy suave con sus llantas de navaja, espero que me dure mucho tiempo

Very good chair. I absolutely satisfacted

This chair works well for me, but the comfort of chairs can depend on your size and shape (I'm 5'6, 120 lbs, with a long torso, so the lumbar support hits me just right). A tall or large person might not feel the same amount of comfort.Main points:[+] This is a support chair, not a squishy chair. The seat is firm and because the fabric is made of mesh netting with little holes that are hard to clean, it's not a chair for slobs. If you eat lunch in your chair and rain down little bits of sandwich while typing, this is not the chair for you. If you want a chair that's like sinking into your couch for a nap, this is not the chair for you. Actually, most ergonomic chairs are probably not it.[+] The seat tension control doesn't do a ton, so if the most important thing in a chair to you is the ability to recline or tilt forward, this isn't the chair for you.[+] Alternatively, if you're like me and you find that most chairs don't support the line of your back, so that you end up with a gap between you and the back support, this is a good chair. The mesh back supports your back without being stiff. Once you get the lumbar support calibrated, it's really comfortable. But again, the lumbar support pushes up and down, not forward and back. If you're looking for that chair that's going to shove you to the end of the seat, this isn't it.[+] There are a bunch of chairs with this design offered by multiple vendors. You take your chances with all of them. I'm happy with this one: the arm rests raise and lower, the lumbar support raises and lowers, the seat chair has a tension knob, the head rest raises and lowers. Is it customizable to a herman miller level? No, but it's also 1/5 the price. You really do get what you pay for, and for the price, this as adjustable as your money will be.[+] The construction is good enough. I can understand how a handful of people might end up with parts that don't quite fit together no matter how hard you turn the allen wrench. If you're mentally prepared for that and are willing to send back the chair for a replacement, then don't worry about the negative reviews about quality. Not every chair that comes off a factory line is a winner, and this is a factory chair at a factory mass produced price.[+] The chair comes with a pair of gloves. Put them on and wear them while piecing the chair together. You'll be surprised at the grease that's on the gloves when you're finished.[+] Putting the chair together was extremely easy and can be done by a single person. Engineering skill doesn't matter, but patience (and not having a quick temper) does. Read the instructions, prepare the bolts ahead of time so you're not trying to put the washer on while you're holding the seat in the air. Start all the bolts so they hold, but don't tighten until they're all in. Make sure the metal bits are flat against the seat when you tighten the allen wrench, especially the arm rests. Once the metal seat adjuster piece goes on, the seat becomes pretty heavy and unwieldy, so make sure to get the arm rests on straight first.

UPDATE:After Posting my review detailing the issues I've had, the seller reached out and offered to replace the chair for free, even after owning it for over 2 years! The new chair is still very comfortable, but the armrests are much stiffer than before, but this may be due to the durability issues people have been facing. Assembly is very easy and comes with a tool. I've had this new one for a couple of months now and it seems to be holding up well.I've had this chair for just over 2.5 years now. After only a couple months, the bottom of the left armrest pad started coming apart, and by now, an entire section has broken off, and continues to fall apart; the right pad is falling apart as well. Also, the locking mechanism for the back rest has broken. I'm a big guy, but still well within the 330lb weight limit for the chair. I'm used to cheap chairs falling apart after a year or 2, but at $260, I wouldn't consider this a cheap chair, so I'm pretty disappointed with the armrests and locking mechanism.That being said, the chair is very comfortable. It's the most comfortable office chair I've owned and is only beat by a $1700 chair I used to have at work. The seat padding is very comfortable and still in good shape, the headrest, while a pretty flimsy, works well, and the backrest breathes very well, is comfortable, and isn't showing any signs of wear. The rubber wheels it comes with are really nice for hard wood floors. I do not have a mat under it and after all this time, there is no scarring on the floor.