WorkPro® 1000 Series Ergonomic Mesh/Mesh Mid-Back Task Office Chair, Black/Black, BIFMA Compliant

This chair is very comfortable. It supports the back very well. For those who sit for long periods of time I think you will enjoy this chair. The price is reasonable for what you are receiving and the chair should last a very long time.

Easiest chair assembly I've ever done. Supportive back, especially with tilt lock. Seat adjustment is also very nice. I've only just gotten this chair but after the swift assembly and initial impressions, it seems awesome. Only thing is being a 6' 260lb guy, I wish the seat was a little wider, but that doesn't feel like enough of a complaint to lower the star rating. Would recommend.

I bought this for my gaming set up as my old chair was hurting my tail bone after just half an hour. This came nicely packaged in the box with clear instructions making it easy to assemble. I like this chair because I’m able to game comfortably for several hours thanks to the back support and adjustments. Chair looks great and like that you can tilt, spin, raise, lower not only seat but arm rests.

Very comfortable, thus far firm, and supportive mesh chair. I typically end up sweaty during summer months when my gaming PC heats the room up or my home office gets warm during the work day. Being mesh on seat and back helps tremendously with this and it supports me (5'7" 165lbs) perfectly well. It's also fairly adjustable, so you can get seat depth and height set properly.One big gripe is you can't really adjust the width of the arm rests. You can turn them inwards at an angle, but that's about it. I also needed to buy aftermarket armrest pads for them too. Would be a perfect chair for the price if I could get the armrests to match my shoulder width.

This chair has great support and comfort. It doesn’t lower enough for someone 4’11, so you might need one of those things to set your feet on. I think it adjust fine for 5’ and up. I’m 5’4 and another member of the household is only 4’11” and in the lowest setting her feet don’t touch the floor all the way for good posture. Other than that it is a sturdy chair, well built and I’m actually considering buying and additional one.

I've had basically the same chair for going on 10 years, but I bought mine from Office Depot on sale and got it for like $85. So, yeah, it is frustrating that basically the same chair on sale at Office Depot now is ~$300. So, getting it here on Amazon for ~$160 was a really good deal. These chairs are rated for 8-10 hours per day, but I've spent far more than that in my chair over many years and it is still in very good condition. I do think this new chair is slightly more "firm" because the mesh doesn't quite give as much. My old chair is more "broken in", though doesn't seem much different.These are heavy duty chairs and not something you want to move that often. So, they wouldn't be the greatest for a college student moving form dorm to dorm or changing apartments very often.

We bought one of these chairs for our front desk staff and it quickly made its way around the office, finally ending up being unused. Everyone wanted to try the new chair, but no one wanted to keep it.The reason is simple and I can't believe I missed it when I first bought it. It's designed for people to lean back, not sit up straight. The back curves backwards. I guess it's the perfect chair if you want all your employees leaning back with their hands folded behind their heads, just looking up at the ceiling. Quite comfortable in that position only. Makes you wonder what someone was thinking when they designed it.

I found this chair at an office depot and it was more comfortable than the others, even those which were more expensive. Come to find out when ordering this here that it is very close in specs to the very expensive and popular Aeron chair. I guess my butt picked the right one in a blind taste test 😂!Fabric: First off, the mesh is comfortable - springy and energizing. I can imagine in hot weather the ventilation it provides will really be appreciated.Fit: I am petite, and I needed arm rests which go up high to relieve shoulder sagging while at a desk. From what I read, your elbows should be approx 1/2" above or level with the desk. These armrests can go higher than most that I tried locally so I am able to get the proper arm support to keep the shoulders straight. The seat can go pretty high and low, but eyes must be almost level with the top of the monitor to be healthy. With a normal desk height, this chair can achieve that.I think it might not be good for people with very wide hips, because the chair seat is not extremely wide.