HON Nucleus Task Chair with Mesh Back, in Navy (HN1)

Having a comfortable home office chair became more paramount for me when my company switched to remote work because of Covid-19. Having previously used the Hon Nucleus Task Chair at my office for half a year I knew exactly what I was getting. A well made, sturdy and comfortable task chair with enough adjustments to satisfy even the pickiest of people. Love it at work, and now love it at home. Look past the price. It will last and is so comfy.Update: 1 Year Later. Zero Regrets. So glad I got this.

I had a Herman Miler "Aeron" chair.The seat broke (240 pounds here)based on the price point of that chair, I was very surprised, and chagrinned as well.When new, that Herman Miller was close to $1K.So no way I was going spend that again.AGAIN.This chair is OK (fit and finish), but the casters did't all sear correctly in the base.So we will see.decent chair for the money.

I put my hard-earned 500 dollars in the hope that it will help alleviate some of the pains I have by sitting on a chair for longer hours. I do not think this chair is worthy of $500. It's a decent chair but there are a lot of observations I have in a few days of using the chair.1. Armrest shakes - it gives me a feeling that it will fall off(cheaply built)2. I feel that I would chip the skin off me as some of the sides of the chair is not smooth.

Excellent build quality. I'm not sure how many years the arms will last, for the design lends itself to the user pushing off of them when standing. Mine creak a bit after 14 months of use. Otherwise, the chair is just as good after 14 months as it was new.Fabric holds up

Expensive. Well made. HARD. Probably made to support properly; but my old back resents proper support, would rather slouch. After a month, it's still uncomfortable. The problem is me, not the chair; but I wish I had got something cheaper.EDIT: 18 months later, it's still hard on my butt. I sit it all day but I've had much nicer chairs.

I've sat in a lot of office chairs over the years, from plushy leather, to cheap import, to those fancy Aeron chairs and lots in between. This chair is definitely on the "more comfy" side of things. Things I like and dislike about this chair.Pros:- Comfortable. This chair is a blend of mesh and padded that I think is the best mix of those materials. I like the seat padding that you don't get with a full weave chair like the Aeron while getting the weave style for the backing, which I also my preferred backrest type. This is a comfortable chair one you get it dialed in.- Adjustablility. The chair has the standard adjustments you get with nicer chairs. Seat height, armrest height, seat front/back, lean back and lockout, as well as armrest left right adjust. There is no armrest forward back and I do find the lean back tension doesn't get as loose as I'd like.- Lumbar support. Removeable thank goodness as I have yet to sit in a weave/mesh backed chair where that actually helps or is comfortable. Does slide up and down if you do actually like this support.- Design. It's a desk chair. Still, it does have a clean and "not cheap" look which is appreciated.- Fit/Finish. I was let down here a bit. The top edge of the backrest has a noticeably sharp mold line that I'm surprised was let out the door on a chair in this price range. I don't expect taking a nail file to my desk chair would be necessary when paying $600.In summary, this is a comfy and nice looking desk chair. My only concerns are that horrendous mold edge and the price. I've sat in comfy chairs that were half the price. That said, if you like this style of chair and haven't been able to find one that fits your needs for less, this is a good chair.

Easy to put together! Fits my space perfectly and very comfortable.

The plastic nicks my arms as it is not sanded down so the edges are sharp. For the money it is way too expensive for the value in my opinion. Also the arms move in and out but they do not lock so you slowly push them all the way out as you sit. I have only had the chair for a month or so now and the cushion is already starting to compact like this think is too over engendered that they missed the basics of being a good chair.