The quality of the foam on the chair is not very good as after not even a few months of use the foam has compressed so much that its basically like sitting on a plywood board. The angle of the (non adjustable) back rest is terrible for your posture as I should allow you to adjust the backrest by at least a few degrees. There is also no lumbar support. It creaks a lot and in general just doesn't seems very high quality at all. This chair seems to be designed to buy and throw out like 3 months later. Also the chair doesn't have good height adjust as it doesn't go high enough and unless you max it out it slowly compresses in height and ends up bottoming out .

The 10-minute estimate to assemble the chair was highly misleading and with some parts needing to be machined before we could assemble it (some homes in parts had not been properly bored), it was more like an hour to put together. The chair is reasonably comfortable for a few hours and is very good value. But to use for the whole day? No. Overall, I'd describe it as a reasonable budget option. But if you want a really comfortable chair to sit on for long periods, I'd spend a bit more and get something better.

This chair is very low - gaslift goes no higher. The back piece was extremely hard to get on - the holes were out of alignment, still have a woggly right armpiece which is not at the same position as the left one either. Never mind 'over-tightening' - it just doesn't tighten full stop.
Don't have more money but I'd buy something else if I had it.

One of the wheels was stiff and at the bottom the knob was bent.
Would not recommend buying.

I got my 18 year old son and ten year old daughter to put this together. They were done in half an hour and had a lot of fun along the way.

The arm rests are quite prominent and high and extend to within 120 mm of the front of the seat. This means that they can obstruct the seat from being pushed all the way in under the desk, when not being used.

We explored not using the arm rests.

The arm rests are also brackets that hold the seat back and the seat itself together, so are an essential part of the design and cannot be removed.

The lever is quite loose and at first I thought it was broken but apparently this is the way its meant to be.

Very comfortable and easy to move

I think I like this chair more than my normal office chair! It was easy to assemble and it's a great addition to my home office.

uncomfortable, will ruin your posture, all round awful

I bought this same chair about 2 years ago and loved it so much that donated my old one which the leather was tearing apart and bought I new one.
This new one just doesn't seem right.
The back of the chair is too far from my back and now I'm having a sore back... I wonder if I was lucky in my first purchase or bad luck in the last one as they clearly are not the same.

Looks nice and the whole chair is reasonably ergonomic with recline, arm height and back support being good. The seat has very thin padding though so after a few months you find yourself sitting on just the wooden base which is uncomfortable.

Easy to assemble with tools supplied (a simple Alan key). Straightforward instruction sheet with parts checklist and all the nuts bolts and wrenches neatly sealed ready to be assembled. Provides good comfort and lumbar support to which you can always supplement with a pillow if necessary. The only flaw I can think of right now is that you cannot fix the reclining position like that of a car seat or similar. All in all a very good product for its price point. Prompt delivery should also be mentioned. Thank you warehouse stationery!

Very good computer chair, I’m watching tv with it in my sleep out, good for putting your feet up very comfy A++

Its a nice chair, sometomes wish the back was adjustable but great value for money

The chair is okay., not so great.. Its also very squeaky, makes too much noise when we move.,

At first it was really nice, and seemed to be decent for the money.

from day 1, if you leant back, like it's supposed to. One side would stop after you leant it so far back, and the other wouldn't. Took it around 3 months before one of the hollowed / defective cast mounts for the tilt broke into 3 pieces and fell out which made it really lop sided. This is riveted in, so total replacement would be required.
Jammed a wooden wedge in to get it back to level.
This also makes it creak every time you move in it. That gets old really quick.

The screws in the arm rests would come loose. So after a couple of re-tightenings it was time for some loctite.

After around 3 months the base and lower back padding has turned to nothing. Just the leatherette for 'softness".

Used it on carpet. Then the mounts in the foot broke on one side for every wheel. Not enough for them to fall out, but enough for them to not point up straight, but lay over about 30 degrees.
My fault for carpet, and the wheels do still roll so it's not too bad.

The gas lift lost most of it's strength around a 2 months ago.
2 weeks ago it just gave up completely.

Now today one of the arm rests broke at the thickest part at the back. These hold the back of the seat up so it's a ticking time bomb until the other side lets go if it's still used and then it's just a clapped out stool.

I got this home and started putting it together only to find there was a small hole in the upholstery on the chair back. So it was back to Warehouse Stationery to get a replacement (a 15km round trip). And now that it's all assembled, the back of the chair is on a very visible lean; ie. the right hand side of the back of the chair is higher than the left. So it looks totally wonky! So if you want quality, then I would not recommend this chair.

good chair, great fit for my bum

We've had this chair for 2 or 3 months now. Overall, it is an OK value for the money. Easy to assemble, and reasonably well made. However, we are quite disappointed that the padding in the seat has gone flat in the centre. It is now so very hard and uncomfortable!

Love it Hard to put together but well worth it

very comfy but disappointed with the vinyl after 1-2 years of use starting to split

Not a bad chair, however lower back support is missing.
Solved that with putting a pillow on it.

To tilt pull out the lever (the one for making the chair go up & down).

Like this chair but hubby had to drill metal to make right arm fit (screw holes not lining up) and same as previous feedback from Alan T, can't seem to get tilt to work. Will need to call shop...

I assembled the chair correctly in accordance with instruction pamphlet, but odes not give instructions on operation, lever allows chair to go up and down the tilt knob does not want to work and on lever states "Lock and Free with Arrows but nothing happens? Can someone give me some indications on this?
Very comfortable but does not have too much height!