Blisswood Office Mesh Chair With 90° Flip-up Armrest, Ergonomic Swivel Computer Desk Chair With Lumbar Support, Adjustable Height, Back Support 360° Rotation For Home Office

Lovely product, easy to assemble and very comfortable

Good and comfortable chair plus affordable

Really good for the price. Well made, easy to put together and much more comfortable that my old chair. Recommend getting rubber wheels if working from home on a hard floor. So much smoother and quieter.

Comfortable, adjustable and slides easily under my sewing table with the arm rests in the up position. Fairly easy to assemble.

Arrived really quickly although bits of it were sticking out through the delivery box due to some rough handling from Amazon and the poor internal packaging support. Took around 20 minutes to assemble with the supplied bolts and allen key. The arms were the most difficult to fit. Initially to the seat back due to the slightly poor preparation of the bolt holes - I couldn't get the bolts to tighten fully with the allen key. Secondly, fitting the arms to the seat because the large back and arm assembly needs to be held in order to align the bolts to fix the arms to the seat base. Once assembled it looks OK. You need to be happy with the fixed back position as it is NOT adjustable. I'll probably need a little more lumbar support as I find the seat back is too relaxed and not upright enough for me. The seat tilt screw adjustment seems to have very little impact on the seat base position. On reflection I should probably spent a bit more and got a seat with a more adjustable rear support. Its going to be OK

Package arrived on time as described & easy to assemble. It is suitable for what we needed, but if you planned to sit in it all day then I would look at something a little more expensive and comfortable. One piece of advice is to build the chair first, as it's a little more fiddly. Also, fit the chair arms to the seat first, before fitting the back support. Take it from someone who has built plenty of flat-pack in the past, and not as it describes in the instructions, it will make it so much easier.

I paid £4.99 extra for next day delivery only for the order to arrive a day and a half late. So, already my impression wasn't spectacular. Then to my shock, then annoyance, two parts of the chair came damaged, the cover for the arm rest and one of the 35mm bolts, which isn't ideal but it's not the end of the world. Accidents are bound to happen with shipping and such. What irks me however is that when I went to check how to report the damaged parts, Amazon provided a link to Blisswood's website for exactly that, missing or damaged parts. I reached out to Blisswood for support with the damaged parts, they took me through the process of getting details, images of the damaged parts, order ID, packaging, etc... after all of that, they told me that the order was placed through Amazon FBA (meaning that the order is outsourced to Amazon, making it their responsibility) and so they couldn't help me--which meant I had to go *back* to Amazon, deal with the bot who likes to loop you through automated responses as much as it can, before speaking to two separate associates. One for a refund on my next day delivery that was late, and then another for a partial refund to replace the damaged parts because apparently Amazon can't actually replace them since the item is sold via a third party (AKA, Blisswood!). So not only did my order arrive both late and damaged, not a single person could actually resolve my damaged parts issue. Both of the Amazon associates I spoke to were great, they've helped me get refunded on two separate issues. The first associate refunded me my next day delivery charge. The second helped get me a partial refund to replace the parts myself. Thanks to them, it's been a saved shopping experience. However, it's been a lot of pointless back and forths and I'm disappointed that a company will outsource to Amazon and then not even help when there's an issue. Surely it wouldn't be that hard to manufacture an arm rest cover and add a bolt on the side??? The chair is okay. It's cheap compared to other chairs I would usually get. My hips are a bit big so the sides can dig into me, though I'm using a pillow to soften that. It's just an okay chair, can't really say it's bad because it does what it needs to do. EDIT: After exactly one month after purchase, the chair is now broken. The seat now wobbles. This has to be the worst quality product I've ever purchased, both in terms of genuine quality, customer support, and beyond. Absolutely abhorrent. Do not purchase, spend a little more money and buy something that will actually last.

Very smoth and confortable and smart. Only wheel fixing was a bit hard, but other wise it is very good. And I can recommend it for others.