Flash Furniture Porter High-Back Swivel Office Chair with Adjustable Lumbar Support and Height, Ergonomic Mesh Desk Chair with Flip-Up Armrests, White

Wife LOVES her chair, it's holding up nicely.Not too fancy with adjustments, but very comfortable for long days working at the desk

I’ve been using this consistently for a few days now while working and studying from home. So I’ve been sitting in this for a good 6-8+ hours everyday for about a week. For reference, I’m about 5’7” and 145lbs. I put 3” replacement wheels on it and I can sit comfortably on the lowest setting with the arms fitting nicely under my desk.I really wanted a brightly colored chair made of a breathable fabric and arms that could flip up for a good price. After looking for more than a week on several sites, I settled on this one. I was a little worried because some reviews said it was uncomfortable but so far, I haven’t had any problems. It’s a tad firm but in a supportive way. So far I haven’t had any back or butt pain. I have bad knees which can cause some hip, leg, and back pain but I haven’t had a problem while sitting in this chair. I love the flip up arms which are low enough to fit underneath my desktop and I can flip them up to sit cross legged or with my knees up.Assembly was a bit of a pain and the porous jersey like material can attract some fuzz and pet fur, but that’s really not a big deal. I have ADHD and fidget/bounce my legs almost constantly when sitting and the chair makes an annoying and loud squeak from the right side when I do that. But that is a pretty specific problem and not at all a deal breaker. I haven’t noticed the squeaking if I’m not bouncing my leg. I haven’t looked yet, but I’m hoping some WD40 will fix that.I bought some matching orange roller blade replacement wheels and now it’s pretty much my dream chair! I think I’ll probably buy the green one for my other work station.

Overall this chair is comfortable and offers decent support. The seat pad is not super squishy but is supportive and I like that it's contoured, it's not just a flat surface. Lower back support is good. Easy to put together. The two reasons I decided to try this chair is because it came in various colors (I got the blue) and had arm rests that you can lift up and out of the way if you want to move in close to the desk. I have not had any issues sliding off the seat like others have mentioned. It has a nice range of height adjustment. It does recline and also has a recline lock and tension adjustment. Not sure why others have said it doesn't recline?? Maybe the put the base on backwards??However it's not perfect but with a couple of add-on's it's very close. I added rollerblade style wheels which I ordered on Amazon to prevent any floor scratching issues on my wood laminate flooring. Also the fabric is a little itchy for lack of a better term. But the only place it bothered me was on my elbows. I often rest the point of my elbows on the arm rest and the fabric is very irritating over time. So I ordered arm chair pads on Amazon which should solve that issue. Even with the add on's it's still a good price. I guess very few chairs will be perfect but for the price this is a good chair. If it can hold up and last for at least a few years then it will have been worth it.

could NOT be easier to assemble... I'm a small 57 year old woman and I did it in 20 minutes! SOOOO comfortable... The ideal dream desk chair... It's for my 12-year old daughter who has been on her laptop in bed for years now and it kills me what that does to her back... her last desk chair she chose was stylish and cute but nowhere near as comfortable and ergonomically pleasing! She is OVER the MOON over this chair and will now for sure work from her desk. THANK you for a great design, great comfort and great value... saving my daughter's possible long-term neck pain. Also... Love how the arm rests come up if you want them to! My only suggestion would be to add white (better glide) rollerblade wheels instead of the ugly black ones that come with them. While you're at it, may as well spray paint the lift lever white as well. Black is such an eyesore in a white room.

I suffer from chronic pain due to neuropathy, arthritis and DDD. Sitting down and standing are both very painful for me, but I have things that need to be done, some of them require sitting at machines or a computer.I can easily sit in this chair for an hour at a time, when I have to, and because of the support, recline and the shape of the chair, I can easily adjust my sitting position so my body is not in excruciating pain during this time.The seat bottom is very comfortable - not too hard and not too soft. I haven’t had any issues with the padding going flat, but I’m also not on it for a FT job or anything near that many hours each day or week.I love that the seat is adjustable and that the arms fold up so I can fully push it up to my desk and out of the way. Buying a computer chair, sight unseen, was a frustrating process, but I’m so glad I decided on this one. I wish they had a few different shades and that’s my only negative about the options. I would’ve preferred a lighter, pale shade of grey, blue and pink to choose from. At the time of my purchase they had a blue (the one I purchased, which is actually a beautiful shade!), black, dark grey and bright pink.UPDATE: it’s been almost 2 years since I’ve had it and it’s still in nearly new condition!! I have no issues with it leaning back when I need to do a quick stretch or snuggle with one of my animals while I take a break. I use it for sewing and some days I’m at my desk for 8 hours working on a project. I still love and refer this chair to anyone looking for a new one!

This is a very comfortable chair for me, 250+ lbs with hip\knee pain, hips still hurt but considerably more comfort\less discomfort compared to my old $50 staples desk chair. And as "stylish" as a simple desk chair can be so that's a little bonus. The recline function is tight as others have mentioned but not a problem for me since I don't recline when at my desk.