Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair with Foot Rest, Big and Tall Desk Computer Chair with 3D Adjustable Headrest and 4D Armrest, 400 LBS Capacity Reclining Wide Home Office Desk Chairs

Easy to put together. Comfortable and has withstood my 20-year-old son's room, still looking new after months of regular use.

Not the cheapest chair but for the price its a great quality. Quality is up there with my more expensive chairs almost triple this one's price. Very comfortable and sturdy.

Great value for a mesh chair with a footrest and multiple adjustments. All parts were included with no damage. All fasteners and a hex key are included in a cardboard-backed blister pack and in my case I received two of these. No fasteners were missing in either pack, so the extra pack of fasteners went unopened. Instructions are printed on both sides of a single sheet of A4 paper and are clear and legible, if somewhat small. I was able to build the chair in less than half an hour, even with my two-year-old "helping."PROS:• Quite comfortable• Construction quality is solid, no flaws were observed• Multiple adjustments throughout• Armrest pads are a dense foam with a nice satin texture• Backrest reclines independently of the cushion and has multiple locking positions with a safety-release so it will not slap you in the back when unlocked• Lumbar support has a spring-loaded pivot, so it offers pretty consistent, comfortably moderate support• Cushion can be adjusted forward or rearward about 1" or 2"• Footrest is a nice inclusion, especially when the backrest is fully reclined; feels similar to a zero-gravity chairCONS:• Lumbar support height is not adjustable independently of the backrest• Headrest pivot adjustment is not especially solid and the detents produce a metallic "ping" which can be bothersome if the headrest changes position with your head on it• The "base" of the cushion (the reclining bracket which interfaces with the gas piston) seems to have a bit of longitudinal slop• Wheels are not great - they are 2" dual-wheel casters with plastic construction and no bearing for the bracket shaft, and so are absolutely abysmal on carpet; thankfully, a set of excellent replacement wheels is inexpensive and easy to findOTHER:• Long-term durability remains to be seen• In the stowed position, the footrest can be a bit bothersome if you have a habit of tucking your legs under your seat• Footrest can only be positioned in the stowed OR fully-horizontal position; it would really benefit from an intermediate locked position• Mesh breathes very well, meaning that it does not get "sweaty" but neither does it retain heat, which can take some time to get used to if you are accustomed to traditional cushions• Overall height and dimensions are excellent for me (I am 5'11") but the lowest settings for the cushion height and armrests may be slightly too tall for shorter peopleCONCLUSION:Easy recommendation with just a few caveats. If you are looking for a budget-friendly adjustable mesh chair with a footrest, this is an excellent choice.

If you’re under 5’7” this chair is going to be too big, your head won’t reach the headrest even outside of the lowest settings, your knees won’t clear the edge and your feet will swing free as they won’t touch the ground.The parts are decent quality, all plastic witha free metal sections for the control’s and gasket. Due to plastic screw threads you’ll continually have to tighten the hex screws. The adjustable sections have one or two actual lockable variations. However only the headrest locks properly, the rest will easily slide back to its lowest unlocked position. The lumbar support is not adjustable outside of moving the entire back section and the adjustable seat has a single locked position that it freely moves out of for those that rock or are consistently moving in and out of the chair. The footrest is a cheap novelty and creates a hard waterfall edge where you will always feel it on your calves and have the hard edge biting into your skin.If you are unable to lift 40lbs easily this will be a challenge to build as you assemble multiple sections then need to lift them into awkward positions to secure them, then move into more awkward positions to attach them together.If you’re going to return it be aware that you will be paying for return shipping. Due to the size and weight the cost is as much or more than the chair itself. Reaching out to support is futile, I spent a month trying to return it without such a high cost instead I was asked to take $10 to keep the chair. Their stance never changed on supporting the cost of the return.

I bought this chair as a replacement for an Respawn chair I’ve had for about 5 years and I must say it’s far more comfortable than what I imagined. Installation was a breeze 15-20 min I highly recommend this chair for anyone who sits at a desk for longer than normal hours the back support feels great and the breathable button is very comfortable you won’t need a extra cushion.

At this price point, I expected better quality. I’ve used this chair four days a week for nearly 2 months. The leg rest does not comfortably tucked completely under the chair. Also, it creaks and does not move smoothly any longer. I’m not even close to the weight capacity of this chair.

Great chair, however, it’s too big for me. They suggested in the ad that it was far bigger people, but I ignored it. I didn’t know whether I should return it or not, but the damn thing is pretty heavy and looks like a bitch to repack. So I’m keeping it.

Pretty comfy. Was easy to put together too.