Duramont Ergonomic Office Chair with Lumbar Support - High Back Executive Chair with Breathable Mesh - Desk and Task Chair with Adjustable Head & 3D Arm Rests, Seat Height - Reclines

First and foremost, packaging is completely terrible. First chair arrived broken and I sent it back immediately without assembling. Second chair also has a crack in the plastic but not as bad as the first, didn't notice until it was assembled so I'm going to try it.Build quality is cheap, but this is $100 chair vs comparable chairs for 2-3 times as much, so I suppose that should be expected. Has the offshore plastic smell to it that will hopefully dissipate over time.Casters are terrible, they don't rotate well so it doesn't roll smoothly. Ends up dragging as much as wheeling.On the plus side, the comfort is decent. Lumbar support is substantial, I require a lot and this feels on the first day like it's meeting the mark. Mesh is decently comfortable, but with the build quality of the rest of the chair I kind of wonder how long it will last. There is a foam cushion on the front edge of the chair just under your hamstrings where the mesh transitions to the plastic that helps with that edge, but still feels like there is a bit of a pressure point there, but it's not too bad right now. Headrest adjusts pretty well.All in all I plan to stick with it for now. Last chair I had from a box office store lasted 3 years so hopefully this will last at least that long. If you're looking for a solid, long lasting chair, super comfortable chair, you should probably pay more money.

I've used this chair for about 2 years now. The comfort is on par with any mid-range office chair. For example, the armrests don't go far enough back to rest your elbows on which is pretty annoying. Additionally, the back support is nice, but only when you find the sweet spot which means you kind of have to sit like a robot with perfect posture. Though, when you do find the sweet spot it's really comfortable to sit and work for hours at a time. Overall, the chair has a couple drawbacks, but I've been using it for 2 years with only minor complaints.

Lets just say in the Florida heat, mesh seats make a big difference even in the AC. This chair is very supportive and comfy. The ONLY thing I would change is to be able to adjust the seat depth. It would be nice to get a little more seat behind the knees (I'm 6') but this is defiantly not the worst seat I have sat in. My old foam cushion seat hurt my lower back after a day of WFH and sitting in it for 8hrs. This one does not.Lumbar support is not adjustable but I like it where it is.Head rest is adjustable and I have to move it up ~75% of the way to the top.Rolls well (I have tile)Multiple arm rest positions left and right, up and down, AND slides in and out.Recline is a hard lock I had one chair in a previous office that each click on the recline set the recline range and I loved that feature but most chairs are like this locked or open. This does have multiple lock positions though.

My caveat to any buys considering this chair -- understand your work space before investing. My reason for this is that I had to make many person compromises before I found a comfortable situation for this limited customizable chair. I had to 1) raise the chair to max height, then 2) raise arms to max height, then 3) put a foot rest under my feat so they don't dangle. Granted, my desk might be a bit higher then most however I'm disappointed the chair couldn't do more.It also shipped with a cracked piece of plastic on the back. It's only cosmetic so I didn't return it but as cramped and torn up as the box was when I received it, I'm sure there's more the manufacturer could have done to prevent this.Anyways, if you want a budget chair that is mostly good for 8+ hour use, this is probably the best you're going to get for $130 (I wouldn't pay more though.)

The chair itself wasn't too difficult to put together, just a lot of big/bulky parts. The comfort is about on par with average office chair. Almost everything is adjustable which is nice. My two complaints are that I'm somewhat short at 5'4...and the length of the seat seems very deep to me. My feet dangle off the ground slightly when I adjust it to fit the height of my desk, so I needed to purchase a separate footrest. Additionally, the most annoying thing in my opinion, is the arms don't lock. Every time I pull or push myself away from my desk, or readjust my position in the chair the arms slide forward/backwards and side to side.

I've been sitting in this chair for a couple weeks now. It is pretty comfortable. It went together easily and is easy to dial in the way I want. The only exception is the tilt back tension. No matter how I adjust it, it just goes all the way back with any pressure at all. I have to lock the back in place when just doing normal work. Other than that, it's a pretty good chair.

The chair seems to be great so far, a huge improvement from what I’ve had at home. I can tell it’s a bit more cheaply made than the mesh chairs we have in the office but those are more than triple the price. For this price point I’m very happy. Took ~20 min to assemble but like so many other reviews the plastic on the backrest is shattered. It’s thankfully only cosmetic but I’ll be in touch with the seller.

Good chair, kinda like Herman millers at a way cheaper price. I wanted a high back chair with a neck rest and this was perfect. I've had this chair longer than 1 yearPros:PriceBreathableadjustable Arm rests, up/down/left/rightCons:Slow to increase the heightSo squeaky after a year of owning it (need to WD40 this boy)one of my arm rests broke (customer service was fantastic and sent me a replacement Arm)