LEMBERI Fabric Padded Desk Chair No Wheels, Armless Wide Swivel,120° Rocking Mid Back Ergonomic Computer Task Vanity Chairs for Office, Home, Make Up,Small Space, Bed Room,Beige

Very comfortable and wide! It is on the harder side, but that is my preference. Large enough that my cat and I can both sit on it comfortably while I work at my desk.

Wife likes it, but it rocks side to side and its been less than a year. Seller offered to replace the chair!

It is nice fabric (beige), roomy and I can sit criss-cross. Easy to put together; however it does NOT rock as it is supposed to. There is something wrong with the mechanism. When you pull the handle to release nothing happens. My lower back does hurt after prolonged sitting, but I can change positions. I think being able to rock a bit would help. Too much trouble to return so guess it stays. Would buy again in hopes the rocking would work.

Super comfy. Extra wide, pretty color, easy to adjust to rock, love the swivel. Easy to put together.

I love this chair. I'm obese women and I wfh and the standard mesh bottom chair left me with sores and I was always in pain. This chair is soft and feels good. Does not make me sore. I like that it also didn't have wheels

I had bought one of these “big butt”, or cross legged chairs for myself and my daughter wanted one, and we BOTH LOVE THEM!

It was absolutely fantastic for the first few months. Then it started to creak when you sat down or adjusted in it. Now that I've had it for about 6 months it now tilts if you sit in it wrong. I spend about 40+ hours a week in it for work so it's been through it. I'm not sure if it's been worth my 50$ I paid for it's so if you're looking for something long term or heavy use I'd pick something else

Backstory: I researched an office chair for those who are hyper-mobile, since that exacerbates my fibromyalgia. There’s some train of thought that a group of personalities, from those hyper-mobility (and related conditions) to neurodivergent folks sit with our feet/legs beneath us. Sitting this way is a natural compensation for the body’s imbalance between ligaments and muscles, putting pressure on joints to combat muscle fatigue and pain. I wanted a chair to accommodate that need. This one came up in my research and was affordable.Assembly: anyone with chronic pain knows to recruit help. The main struggle for me was securing the back cushion - 19 year old helped me and we figured out if you start with the screws furthest away from the back-rest to the seat, the rest magically aligns so you can secure the screws closer to the back-rest. So, if you have any muscle weakness due to conditions, grab a helper for that part.Initial use: I’ve only had it for a short while, so I’ll hopefully remember to update if changes occur. I love that I can sit with my legs criss-cross, knee to my chin, change positions as much as my body needs, and basically every which way with much less pain for a longer period of time. I was very pleased that I didn’t need my heating pad after sitting for my remote work the other day. I also needed fewer away from the painful chair moments, so I got more done. I may commander one of my children’s squishmellows for lumbar support and I am still adjusting to turn the chair to leave my desk since there are no wheels - but the turning radius is nice too! It does hit the L-shaped desk on the side when I turn it, but I’m short, so I move things closer and I may just need to adjust the computer’s placement so the chair isn’t fighting with the side-part of the desk.Overall, I’m just happy to experience less pain as I sit for work, and can adjust my body however.