SKY-TOUCH Office Chair Breathable Mesh Computer Chair with Lumbar Support, Height Adjustable Desk Chair with Armrest for Home Office Study - 49x56x95cm

Really good, I bought two, and I'll buy another tow. We work a lot on our laptops, me and my children, it's easy to install, and doesn't hurt your back. I highly advise to buy a sitting cushion to support your, you know what.

This chair is a real back (and bottom) breaker. Here's why I wouldn't recommend it: Limited Adjustability: Forget about reclining or finding that perfect ergonomic position. This chair only adjusts for height, offering no tilt function. Rigid Discomfort: The inflexible back and lack of springs make for an unyielding seating experience. This puts unnecessary strain on your posture, especially after long periods of sitting. Cheap Construction: The low-quality wheels proved unable to handle the pressure from the inflexible design, resulting in two broken ones. This raises concerns about the overall durability of the chair. Inadequate Padding: The seat cushion offers minimal comfort, forcing you to add extra padding just to be able to sit for extended periods. Overall, this chair fails to deliver on even the most basic expectations of comfort and adjustability. It's a poor investment that will leave you feeling stiff and sore. For the price, you deserve a chair that supports your body, not punishes it.

Base of the chair has dents and scratches. The net on the back is flimsy and too thin

had a mental breakdown making it cause theres no instruction manual with the box, theres also a hole in the backrest but other than that i finally built it and it works pretty well. backrest is comfy, seat is pretty big [im short tho so idk] and it goes up and down smoothly. how i made it: 1. attach the backrest to the arms first, using the shorter screws. 2. attach step 1 to the seat using the longer screws[i kinda have to force the arm rest to get it to the correct position with the seat screw holes cause the backrest is curved so its pulling the arm rest] i thought maybe they gave me the wrong seat size cause the backrest wont connect right but you just have to force it to the right position, the curved backrest makes it seem smaller. 3. attach the thing u made to the lever thingy using the left over smaller screws. 4. attach the wheels to the metal thingy, just push it in, theres no screw or whatever. 5. plop the bar to the wheel thingy you made and then plop the chair, no screws needed. tada you made a chair.

Perfect!! Exactly like the pictures!

Not a great chair. Small width by how the arms are positioned. Back has no adjustment and presses, making it uncomfortable over an hour of use. The chair is a little unstable and rocks side to side, so I am doubtful of the longevity or integrity of the aluminium pole. For a casual chair - it could be okay. As a work chair, it has too much movement. I was once told that if you buy cheap, you pay twice (for the product and its eventual replacement). I think that will be true here too. My advice - for desk/office use, choose a more robust chair.

Disappointing as some of the parts are missing which you couldn't assemble it. I had requested for return and refund. Careful in choosing cheap items.

It is surprising good quality and for its money it is fine and worth .