For the price I am happy with it. I think over time I might have to add a little more back support to push me farther up in the chair. It is meant for sitting back and relaxing more than it is for keyboard work. No locks on the wheels is a little annoying, but I can always track down some of those cheap. Took me about 30 minutes alone to put it together. Don't tighten any of the arm rest and back bolts till they are all in place. It will save you time and consternation. I got the neon green because it was the cheapest, and luckily I like green (it brings out my eyes ;-) ). It's not nearly as loud as you would think. If you can get the chair for less than $90 it's worth it (at least on day one). If it goes kaploo-eee I will come back and went my spleen. Until then it is a solid four stars.

The cost was reasonable, however, the chair is just a chair. I bought this thinking it would support my back while at my desk at home. It MUST have a pillow around the shoulder area or you'll be hurting pretty quick. The lower back is supported but as soon as you sit in the chair you will notice that the chair takes a shift to the back right around the middle of your back. It's hard to understand but just be sure you know that there is NO upper back support.

Putting the chair together was a tough job. I suppose two people are a necessity. The chair does go up and down just fine. The tilt function is very basic, not very comfortable in it's positions. The arms go up, that's nice.

The only other thing is that after putting the chair together, it looks rather rickety. You can see the pieces don't fit together as well as a better built chair, but I guess it will hold up. I don't think I'll be on it that long.

One pic shows the back of the chair and the misaligned pieces. The other picture shows a view from the top and the fact that there is no upper back support.

Bought it on sale thinking I was getting a great deal. The the combination of the price, style, and functionality seemed too good to be true. I was disappointed from the moment I started putting it together. The holes did not line up as they should have and the hard plastic plates for covering the side screw holes kept popping out. After two weeks of use, I began to notice an uncomfortable hard raised bump right in the center of the seat. Even returning the chair has been a hassle due to having to disassemble it. I could not get the cylinder separated from the base and damaged my rubber mallet in my attempts.

I've been using this chair for a few weeks now and it's really good. I love that the arms can go up for times when I don't want them. I am a taller guy and the taller headrest is nice. A lot of budget gaming chairs have a low headrest and just aren't comfortable for me. The overall build quality of this chair is pretty good. My only compaint is sometimes when I use the chair for hours at a time, my butt was hurting a little and I think it's because there isn't a lot of padding towards the back of the seat. I notice it does it more when I slouch in the chair a certain way, and I've adjusted the way I sit and it's been fine. Overall, great chair, good price. I am happy with it and it should last several years at least.

This chair was cheap, and a nice color. I purchased this not expecting much, and it has its flaws, but for $60, its worth it since I expect to get at least 2 years out of it. The back and bottom don't line up perfectly, however you wouldn't notice unless you where looking for it. I also decided to take the arms off, since I am not a fan of them, and although it doesn't look bad, you can definitely tell there is supposed to be arms there. The reclining function is nice, I'd say it goes back about 30-40 degrees, just make sure you pull the height adjuster out, or it will lock it upright.

Update:
So I have owned this chair for about 7 months now, and its surpassing my expectations. The backrest and the bottom started to line up with use, although not perfectly aligned still, its better then it was. The side of the chair is stating to peel a little bit because I have a small desk space and when I lean back it rubs against the desk, however one of these days I will stitch it back up and cover it with duct tape. Since I bought it I saw how the price went up from $60 to $100, and for that price I would say there may be better options out there, I don't know though, i haven't been looking. It still earns a 5 star review because when I bought it it was the best looking gaming chair at half the price of others, and it's in my favorite color!