LSCING High Back Comfortable Mesh Office Chair with Adjustable Headrest, Armrest and Lumbar Support, Orange

First off, let's be serious: who isn't considering this chair because of the color? ;)It's a nice and bright orange as pictured, made even cooler looking by the addition of  these wheels —no plastic mat needed to protect the wood floor! I bought the chair and the roller-blade wheels at the same time, so I never used the plastic casters that came in the box and can't speak to removing them once installed. But installation of the roller-blade wheels was easy. They fit perfectly.Comfort is what you'd expect at this price point. Not the most comfortable cushion I've ever sat on, but not even close to the worst. I have an adjustable desk so if/when it starts to get uncomfortable, it's probably a good time to stand up anyway.Both chair and arm height are sufficiently adjustable. A nice feature of the backrest is that it can be locked in its upright position. It does recline pretty far back when unlocked, as some other reviewers have mentioned, but I've not found it to be a problem so long as chair height is set so that both feet are flat on the floor.Hardware seems sturdy enough to hold it all together and assembly instructions were easy to follow.If I had to critique it, two things:1.) I'm 6'0" and the headrest is a little low. But it does tilt upward and the ergonomic shape of the backrest isn't conducive to resting your head anyway. I'm really only resting my head when I'm leaning/reclining back.2.) The holes on the underside of the seat where the backrest assembly screw into are slightly off-center leaving the backrest a little crooked. But it doesn't affect comfort and someone that didn't assemble it might not even notice just looking at it unless it was pointed out to them.Bottom line is the quality is well within what I expected for the price, it looks as awesome as I'd hoped, and it's comfortable enough to do its job.

Good chair. Solidly built. Holds heavy people and provides good support. If you like leaning back, you will want to buy a chair where they arm rests are not used to hold the back support in place (just like this chair),We had issues with the wheels not rotating when we tried to roll. This caused the wheels to scrape along the hardwood. It did not cause any damage, but it did make rolling around a bit unpleasant.We replaced the wheels with near identical ones from another older chair and no longer have issues. It may be a fluke. It may just be the type of flooring that we have it on. If you don't run into the same issue. It is 5/5 stars.P.S.We replaced some of the screws some nut and bolt pairs to hold the back on to the base better.

My son fell in love with this chair. I bought this color for his UT-Austin dorm room.

Solid chair steel bottom which wheels will not break normally comfortable and nice colors. Easy to put together even if instructions are lame and parts are strange.

Came with some broken plastic. Feet are metal but are pressed into shape and are covered in scratches. Could be an ok chair for a child or light adult but I returned it.

Uncomfortable. Leans too far back. Didn't come with assembly instructions and fell apart when I actually managed to get it together. You get what you pay for.

- Package was nearly destroyed when delivered. Some pieces had cosmetic damage.- The ports on the chair base for the casters immediately warped within the first week.Chair no longer rolls easily.- Casters started to break in the second week Due to warped base frame.- Third week the chair is now leaning to one side.I should have returned this chair immediately, but when the base started to warp I chose to try and repair the chair myself. I realigned the base ports, and put some nicer casters on it when the first one broke. However, last night I noticed the seat of the chair was starting to lean to one side. I would only recommend this chair to teenagers and very thin people. If you are north of 150 this chair will break quickly under the average American's weight. When I bought this chair it had listed that it had a maximum weight of 330 pounds. I bought it because, to me, a higher weight capacity means sturdier construction. Nope, not the case here. Even now I can no longer find the weight limit on this chair, it has disappeared from the page. I wanted a chair anyone in my family could sit in. I ended up being the only one that has sat in it, and it has completely fallen apart under my weight of 220.Now I'm stuck with a broken piece of furniture that I've barely used for a month. It seems like I've been getting cheated more and more often on Amazon as of late. Buyer beware.Edit: I slapped an old chair base onto the frame and the chair is now usable again. The old base was so warped that I had to use an angle grinder to cut it off. The base included is very thin, my harbor freight angle grinder went through it like butter. I could surmise that all my problems stemmed from poor material choices on the base.

Lasted for about 6 months. I can home ladt night and thesat on it and the legs complete bent out of nowhere. Completely suprised me out of nowhere. I'm upsert with my purchase.