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

Good packaging, Easily assembly and chair sits comfortably. I compare this to sitting in an expensive office chair brand which is about $600, definitely worth the money! The look is perfect, the mesh is very tight not loose making the chair very sturdy. Highly recommend, definitely for WFH.

Very comfortable for my back. Quite sturdy, and I don’t fear it will break down. A weird thing is that the arms swivel side to side a bit. But I don’t care. For me, this chair was good value for the money.

We have ordered this chair several times. We are quite pleased with the qualilty, look,feel and price of the chairs. They were fast and easy to put together. The delivery has been on time or earlier than expected.

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.

We already had one of these and when we needed another chair we looked at the bottom for the SKU, happy to discover it was available through Amazon because Office Depot/Office Max is not available where we live now, and it is very affordable. The chair is the same as the one we had so you know these chairs last because we are still using the first one we bought in 2015! My husband loves the mesh because its very airy and his bum doesn't get too warm, whereas I like to sit on some cushion (and use a crocheted blanket). The arms raise up and down so the chair can be pushed under a desk, and what I like is the back can be adjusted to tilt back a bit.

I am writing this review *6.5 years* after buying it. Note I use it every single day for many, many hours. I am the world's foremost expert on this chair ha ha (seriously though...). A solid 5 star product. No complaints. End. Of. Story. Here I am, 6.5 years after originally buying it and trying to find something better in order to replace a different chair that kind of sucks. I can't find anything that I would like better so I guess I will buy another one, even though it's a little more expensive than other options. The main thing I like about it is that it is extremely comfortable and the armrests are optional (I hate armrests) on desk chairs. I outfitted mine with a set of aftermarket replacement caster wheels, which I am going to also do once again. Get this chair. For the life of me, I can't figure out why this chair doesn't have 100's of 1000's of 4-5 star reviews ... but I'm going to buy it again. Right. Now.

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.