DEVAISE Office Chair, Ergonomic Computer Desk Chair with Flip-up Armrests, Comfy Mesh with Adjustable Lumbar Support, Black

The instructions are very easy to follow for assembly,
This is a very good chair for the money paid. Very sturdy and comfortable to sit in.

Some good some bad
Overall good chair and I’m happy with the purchase. Couple of pros couple of cons:Pros:Very cute, color is nice.Light weightEasy to assembleSeat is large which is good for me as I sit cross legged in itArms being moveable is really niceCons:Squeaks sometimesSometimes the locking bar for the recline just doesn’t stick and sends me reclining unexpectedlyHard to roll on carpetIs hard on back if you spend more than a few hours in itHard to adjust sometimes, it goes too far up and then all the way down, not any in betweenMine was also missing one of the metal circles that goes around the wheel to lock it into place….Overall I’d say I’m happy with the purchase

Great chair!!
Nice chair quality and value are awesome. This is not a cheap chair. The adjustability is great! The lumbar support works well and is a great plus for this chair. This chair is easy to move but is not lightweight. It fits my son to a “T”.

Decent chair, head rest too low, lumbar support has pressure points, chair emits some odor
This chair offers a pretty good value for the money. It is reasonably comfortable and solid. It has foldable and padded arm rests. It tilts back nicely. Mine, so far, doesn’t squeak or creak or anything.One big complaint I have is the low maximum height of the head rest. For me, it is far too low and has an overly small adjustment range. I am not super-tall (just under 6 feet), nor do I have an unusually long torso, but the head rest, at maximum height, touches my upper back. I have to scoot my butt far forward to lean back and have the head rest come anywhere close to comfortably supporting my neck/head. I found, however, that it is possible to pop out the square cover opposite to and on the front side of the adjustment button to access a screw that, once removed, allows the sliding stem of the head rest to come out. You can then put the screw and washer and cover back and reinsert the stem of the headrest into the slot and it then sits higher, though it is a bit wobbly. I put an object in there to prop it even higher and to pin it more tightly and finally, the rest is at a comfortable and usable height. Overall, I had to raise it just over two inches to get it high enough for me. If you are tall, and the head rest matters to you, unless you want to modify it like I did, you might want to consider another chair!The chair does have some chemical odor. Mostly, it smells like nylon, mainly from the back mesh. The odor much resembles the way a climbing rope smells, just in case that might be familiar to you. The odor is moderate, I’d say, not overpowering, but quite noticeable. It makes the room it is in smell like it. I left it out on the porch in warm weather for a few days and it still smells. We’ll see if it decreases as it ages.The lumbar support plastic part that sits behind the mesh is rather poorly designed. The way it is shaped, with a wide elliptical hole in the middle, it creates pressure points along the top and bottom edge of that ellipse and also at the ends. It is rather uncomfortable. I ended up stuffing a folded, soft cloth between the lumbar thing and the mesh to make it more comfortable.The seat padding isn’t super-deep, but so far, seems adequate for my purposes.Overall, not too bad for a chair costing less than $100.