FLEXISPOT Ergonomic Office Chair High Back Mesh Swivel Computer Chair Home Office Desk Chairs with Wheels Lumbar Support

I caught this chair on sale. I was hunting for a chair that resembles office chairs I've used in the past. This mesh feels very strong, and gives a lot of support. The look is sleek and clean, it provides great long-sitting comfort. I bought some of those roller-blade style wheels and it rolls amazing with them. I loved this chair so much, I bought two more for family. All three have held up for a long time, and have grown with kids. The headrest is adjustable, which is a nice bonus for the little ones as they get taller. I highly recommend this for work-at-home, or even lounging in for a few hours after a long days work, while you're taking care of business. Read more

I selected this chair for its open mesh seat, simply because I'm tired of butt-sweats. 'Nuf said. All the other office chairs with this construction were more expensive, many having flaws I wanted to avoid, with the only good competition being around double the price of this chair. So I ordered it, with more than a little fear that this price was 'too good to be true" for a chair like this. My chair arrived yesterday, and I had it assembled and clean-up done in half an hour. It is exactly as described, though the description couldn't possible convey all the "little things" that become evident after sitting in it for a while. Not surprisingly, whatever that thing is behind the lower back has nothing to do with lumbar support: It is impossible for it to touch the fabric no matter how hard you lean into it. Which isn't at all a bad thing! The back of the chair is wonderfully curved, and has no need for additional lumbar support. My only complaint is I see no straightforward way to remove it: The chair would look better without it, and maybe it could be sold slightly cheaper as well. Speaking of wasted plastic, what's with that coat hanger on the back? It is part of the mount for the headrest, so it can't be left out during assembly. Could be an opportunity to save another buck. Then again, what if that's not what it is? Could it be push handles for Office Jousting? Will have to give that a try right after COVID ends. There are other minor nits to pick, such as the arm rests not being adjustable forward. But I knew that before I bought it, and I think I can live without that feature. I was also surprised to find the seat can't tilt, not even by adjusting the screws during assembly. But after sitting in it, I learned this tilt wasn't necessary: The seat mesh yields in just the right way to make that adjustment unnecessary, for me at least. Finally, there is just one real flaw that irks me: The back doesn't go completely vertical, which is important for me to be comfortable at a keyboard. I mean, who needs a chair that can recline that far back? Give me more vertical instead! Fortunately, I own a 3D printer can can design and print mounting wedges to fix this. May need to get longer bolts too, which is easy enough. But if you need a chair with a back that can go truly vertical, this chair may not be for you. However, the gas lifter is just right: The chair being replaced could never go quite high enough for me. This one does! The castors, while inexpensive, are wide enough to not dig deeply into carpet, another improvement over my old chair. The mesh material in the seat and back is everything I hoped it would be. Overall, this is a fantastic chair punching way above its price class, even allowing for the minor fix I'll be doing. To address the other minor issues mentioned above you'd have to spend at least an additional 50%, more likely double. Read more

All of the hardware was very good quality. The steel components are thick and plenty strong. The plastic parts were thick and strong too. This should be a durable chair. The integral coat hanger seems a bit goofy for home office use, but I may find a use for it. It's not in the way so it's not a problem. It would be nice if the assembly instructions were larger with bold print so I didn't need to use a magnifying lens for my old eyes. The fasteners should have been bagged for each step instead of all loose in the box for me to sort and divine which fasteners went where. The instructions were no help here either. I left the arm rests off the previous two office chairs but I installed them this time. The hard plastic is slick and my forearms slide off to the outside. The main reason I installed them was to complement a couple of nice features on the new chair. It has a headrest and it reclines. Without a headrest I could never use the reclining feature. I thought the arm rests would make it more comfortable to recline, so my arms had some support. I'm 6' 2", and even in the highest position, the headrest hits me on my shoulders and the base of my neck when sitting upright, which is a minor annoyance, but when I recline it supports my head almost as high as I'd like it to be. This chair is comfortable enough when reclining that I can sleep in it when I lower the seat so the floor acts as a footrest. My office is hot in the summer so the all mesh construction should be more comfortable in the warmer months, in addition to being more durable with no foam to compress and break down over time. I can easily clean it with soap and water if needed but the plastic mesh should be stain resistant. This mesh chair should look new longer than a fabric covered foam chair. I may 3D print some rubbery slip on covers for the slick hard plastic armrests. Read more

Great chair. I have had this chair for years and there are no visible signs of tear and wear. Nothing wrong with it. Easy to adjust, very sturdy, and very comfortable. Great Great product. Read more