FLEXISPOT Ergonomic Office Chair, High Back Mesh Swivel Computer Chair, Executive Office Desk Chairs, with Adjustable Lumbar Support/2D Headrest/Lockable Backrest, OC3 Mesh Seat, Gray

The chair that I needed. So hard to find a all mesh chair these days and I don't need anything too fancy.TLDR: If you love the staple Hyken, then this is the upgraded chair you want and need.Context: I had my staple Hyken for almost 8 years and if is not the dust/foam that came off and I thought to upgrade, I can probably can use that chair for another 2-3 years. For context, i'm in the 5'7" - 5-9'' around 135-150 lbs, I spend 6+ hours on chair WFH. The ergonomic of the Hyken has been great despite a lot of ppl might said the chair is on the lower tier list which I have to agreed after trying some higher end. On my quest for upgrade, I have tried the Flexispot C7 ($600 ish mesh chair), you can definately feel the quality difference on those chair compared to the Hyken, I can't go back to Hyken after that, the 2nd chair I tried was the Colamy Atlas which a lot of youtuber recommended. This is the 3rd and the charm.Review: The chair itself is all plastic build but definitely feel sturdy enough, not sure about the 500 lb though. The mesh is very similar to the staple Hyken but much firmer. The chair and armrest is much studier with little wobbles. The back support is perfect for me, helps, I think this part is the most important to me when I was looking for that upgrade chair, the back support that hugs your body effortlessly while preventing you to slouch. The chair also tilt at a very high angle and can lock position, combine with the leg rest, you can probably take a short nap from time to time.Improvement: upgraded mesh would be nice, something on the smoother end that doesn't dig into your skin as much, if you sit with your underwear, the edge might get uncomforable at times but you will really have to straighten your leg to feel it, else is fine. The tilt tension/control can feel more smoother during reclining. For the sub $200 price range, I can live with these. I upgraded my wheels to a bigger and more smoother one.

A very nice and easy chair to set up overall. Took about 30 mins to build. It is very comfy and gives great support. I do feel the only cheap part is the neck rest, not very snug or strong. Will see over time how it performs. Nice additon of the hanger to the back for your jacket or coat. Highly recommend this chair.

All of the hardware was very good quality. The steel components are thick and plenty strong. The plastic parts were thick and strong too. This should be a durable chair.The integral coat hanger seems a bit goofy for home office use, but I may find a use for it. It's not in the way so it's not a problem.It would be nice if the assembly instructions were larger with bold print so I didn't need to use a magnifying lens for my old eyes. The fasteners should have been bagged for each step instead of all loose in the box for me to sort and divine which fasteners went where. The instructions were no help here either.I left the arm rests off the previous two office chairs but I installed them this time. The hard plastic is slick and my forearms slide off to the outside. The main reason I installed them was to complement a couple of nice features on the new chair. It has a headrest and it reclines. Without a headrest I could never use the reclining feature. I thought the arm rests would make it more comfortable to recline, so my arms had some support. I'm 6' 2", and even in the highest position, the headrest hits me on my shoulders and the base of my neck when sitting upright, which is a minor annoyance, but when I recline it supports my head almost as high as I'd like it to be. This chair is comfortable enough when reclining that I can sleep in it when I lower the seat so the floor acts as a footrest.My office is hot in the summer so the all mesh construction should be more comfortable in the warmer months, in addition to being more durable with no foam to compress and break down over time. I can easily clean it with soap and water if needed but the plastic mesh should be stain resistant. This mesh chair should look new longer than a fabric covered foam chair.I may 3D print some rubbery slip on covers for the slick hard plastic armrests.