HON ValuTask Mid-Back Mesh Task Chair, Armless Black Mesh Computer Chair (HVL206)

I use this chair in my kitchen as a rolling stool. I'm a heavy guy, but I found it's comfortable and sturdy with a solid back that is designed well. This chair is worth every dollar! It has a good height range, too. I'm six feet tall, and on the highest setting, it's extremely easy to maneuver, and get up from. I love this chair and highly recommend it to any other large person who wants an economical, high-quality seat.

Great value, comfortable and fits easily under my desk. I originally bought a chair with arms that would flip up so I could push it under the desk, but they were so low, they were completely worthless. I decided to save $50 and buy this armless chair instead. The seat is thick, and although it’s not extra cushy, I can sit in it all day comfortably. The back provides good support and the wheels roll well.

Five steps to put it together. Looks really nice. Its comfy so far with a nice wide seat. 5 wheels and it rolls an swivel smoothly.

Very easy and quick to put together (they give you the Allen Wrench so no digging in your tool box to find anything). Well shipped and compact in box.If you are working at home more regularly this is a great chair that is a modest investment in comfort that goes beyond just having a chair available. I would even suggest purchase if you are not sitting in it at a traditional desk.

This is a great chair and I got a super bargain because I bought an 'open box' chair. The box was just torn a bit and everything inside was new and perfect. I've spent a lot more on a no name chair that wasn't half as nice. Great chair for home office use. I prefer to sit cross legged in chairs, this chair has a generous seat that allows me to do that. Assembly was easy and I was sitting in only a few minutes. I've had it about a month and would buy again.

Easy to assemble. Looks good. The casters are very slick and so it roll smoothly. Unfortunately, the chair seat cushion is too soft and collapses instantly. It gives no support. Perhaps, if you are a small person it would be okay. For me, it is now a secondary chair for office guests. It is too expensive for that role.

I wanted to buy a chair for my home office. At work I use a Herman Miller Aeron, but didn't want to shell out that kind of cash, and needed a chair without arms that could fit under my desk. This chair is really comfortable. I like it almost as much as the Aeron, and it was 1/10th the price. We previously had an ikea chair and that was really uncomfortable. The only downside was the chair was a bit deep for me, but I bought a $20 lumbar cushion and now it is perfect.

comfortable chair but after a month it became squeaky even though i am far under the weight limit of the chair