I'm 5"5' 120 pounds and this chair is the perfect size for me. Wide-seat desk chairs with high backs are uncomfortable and I hate arms - my elbows bang on them. This chair fits in the small space at my corner desk.

There was a slight odor when unpacked, like all furniture. Nothing horrible. My husband and I put it together in about half an hour. Since it was going on a floor, we had to replace the wheels with the softer ones from the old chair.

Both the seat and back are thickly padded - and I don't need a lumbar pillow. I sit in it 10-12 hours a day, and it's comfortable. It cost more than I wanted to pay, but the reviews of the cheaper ones sounded terrible.

Very happy.

I wish I could post a sound file of how much noise this stupid chair makes every time I move. If I am on a call or Teams I cannot move. The seat back squeaks if I lean back, and the base makes an even louder more hideous noise. Out to the trash.

I have been looking for an office chair similar to the one I had for over a decade. This chair is 95% similar to my old one. I personally don't like armrest chair, I found other no armrest for $50-$80 but was struggled for a while. I ended up choose this chair with this price $109.00 because if I get the "right" chair, I know it's worth it for years.

I purchased this chair because its design allows you to adjust the lumbar pad closer to your back. It was easy to assemble, and my caster skate wheels (which are not included, but I HIGHLY recommend getting them) fit perfectly. The padding looks like it will last. I'm hoping so, and it seems to be the case based on others' reviews. The lumbar support pad also tilts, so when you lean back, it leans with you a bit. The chair does not tilt back...just the lumbar support. I'll update this review as time goes by.

Here's the link for the caster skate wheels. If you have floors, these are a must-have for your chair!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KET1PUA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Updated: recently I purchased a 2nd one of these chairs. Not to replace the first one I bought in 2018, but because I like that chair so much I wanted to have another. My opinion remains high. It's a great if basic chair, but capable of more than I assumed before I injured my back last month. The seat actually has lumbar and hips support contouring built into the cushion and its housing. Properly positioning the backrest in relationship to the seat does create significant support! The manufacturer only eludes to this, but I say that proper adjustment can actually make a huge difference. NOW I understand why I can sit in this chair for hours and never feel pain back, hip or leg pain, or chair fatigue! The backrest has minimal positioning options, a small range of in/out and up/down, from its basic position which is already at the lumbar. I am 5'8 and 160 lbs and for me, it's easy to dial the backrest into a position that (together with the subtle contours built into the seat) support the lumbar area of my spine, my tailbone, waist and hips..Properly positioned, the user is put sitting with good posture, lumbar is supported, there's nowhere for your tailbone to slump into and the base of the spine and hips properly accommodated.

In response to a few other reviewers, I have never experienced any wobble, instability or creaking. The hydraulic cylinder mechanism used to adjust height is solid, no slippage. Among all the chairs I've owned in life, I consider this one to be the most stable. The sitting cushion on the one I purchased in 2018 (which has seen hundreds of hours use) is just as robust in 2023 as it was 5 years ago, and I was able confirm that when comparing it to the new one I purchased in 2023.

Originally, i just wanted a strong simple chair with no armrests and a great seat cushion that would not go flat in a few months. This chair is that and a whole lot more.