Yaheetech Mid-Back Mesh Computer Office Desk Chair Adjustable Swivel, Black

Delivered on time. Though a lower price would've been preferred, I really like this chair and the color (purple) is so pretty! The size is good with adjustable height. It was fairly easy to put together. Note: be sure to not tighten the screws all the way (as picture indicates in instructions, though I missed at first), until the end. The wheels move easily across the floor and the cushion is nice and thick. The chair has a good back support and it seems durable.

Comfy, WELL MADE, easy to assemble quickly, wipes clean with ease.

As a shorter more petite person needing a closer to the ground chair it’s perfect! But easy to adjust to higher too, but not really tall person friendly . The arm rests are a bit low though, can’t really use them but they aren’t removable either. It’s a decent price for the quality, it’s nothing fancy but it’s comfortable enough for sitting in a few hours at a time.

We recently refinished our new deck and I wanted something that swivels, is comfortable and inexpensive since it would be outdoors a lot. I put both chairs together myself and when I got them done, family noticed one felt different in the seating than the other one. My husband turned it upside down and compared it to the other chair bottom and saw the error. The label was going the wrong direction which I didn't notice when I was putting the chairs together. It was removed and turned the other way and sat just like the first one. They are both holding up well and slide nicely across the deck when I want it too. A kid might find it to be like a toy, but not a good idea on a deck. The black chairs match the trim work on our home and deck, so it's a nice look too. If you want to dress the chairs up a bit with more color, add a pretty printed cushion in the seat and make them stand out. Our deck has a roof over it, so they are protected from sun and rain. They will be stored over winter in a building to keep them looking nice. We're happy with these chairs as they serve the need outdoors. I wouldn't want to use them on a cement floor as they could slide from you before being seated unless there's a rug under them. It warns that a heavy person is not suited for this size; it does look like a student size chair, but it's also wide enough seating for me and looks can be deceiving.

Super easy to install. Comfortable! Good bang for your buck!

Obviously no one's buying this because it's a great quality chair, myself included. I only purchased this because I work from home at the moment but will be moving soon and don't know if I'll be able to continue working from home after I move, and in the event I have to get rid of my chair, I didn't want to be mad that I spent a bunch of money on something I donated or threw out. It's about what you'd expect. Rather uncomfortable unless you purchase a back cushion and a butt cushion separately (which I did). The mesh on the chair digs into your legs if you're wearing shorts, but after the butt cushion, I don't notice it. The back support is a little silly, but again, if you buy a cushion, you'll be fine. What I hate the most about this chair is that the arm rests are in a fixed position and are in no way adjustable; you can't raise or lower the height on them whatsoever. Thankfully, I have a desk that sits pretty high, so I just rest my arms on the desk when I work. But I could see this feature being extremely annoying to someone who doesn't have the kind of desk I have. I also find myself leaning back and going to rest my arms on where the arm rest should be, only to nearly fall out of my chair because the arm rest sits so low (almost on the same level as the cushion). Why in the world would a company design a chair with arm rests so low? Or with arm rests you can't adjust? Ugh. At least it reclines/goes back a little when you lean back. Assembly was pretty easy. They give you instructions and all your screws and an allen wrench. In total, it took me about 20 minutes to put this thing together by myself, and considering I'm not exactly handy or used to putting things together, that's not bad. I guess it beats sitting on the hard wooden 80's style kitchen chair that I was using before. Overall, I'm not unhappy or happy with the chair. It's not an investment and I fully expect it to fall apart in the next few years because the whole thing is made of plastic. But for now, it serves its purpose, and remember - cushions make everything better.

Very comfortable and stylish. I love that it swivels and is easy to move. Great quality!

Without a doubt, the biggest waste of money POS I have ever purchased on Amazon, maybe ever. 'Yaheetech' and Bezos should be embarrassed. The pieces straight up do not fit together, and I had to bend them to my will to get it put together. The wheels.. my lord the wheels... You have to have the strength of an elder god to get these wheels in place. I'm a relatively big man, 6'0 and roughly 220 lbs, and I had to straight up PUNCH these wheels in. I thought they were defective at first. And the worst part? It barely reclines. I mean BARELY. The reclining function was the primary reason I bought this, and on its loosest setting, it probably reclines about 2 inches. I hardly ever write reviews. This might be my fourth one, and I've had Amazon Prime since I was a sophomore in high school (I'm 28 btw). But this product so deeply upset me that I rushed to pull up a seat in this abomination and crank out this review. Do not buy unless you like wasting money, like waiting long periods for said waste of money to be delivered, or like experiencing insurmountable levels of frustration. I'd return it, but given the amount of time I've waited for its delivery and spent putting it together, the idea of spending any more time on this retched chair makes me see red. Yeheetech, you ought to be ashamed of yourself.

the worest value ever