X-Chair X2 Executive Task Chair, Black K-Sport Mesh

Bought this chair for my wife to use in our home office. Her old chair was 20 years old and way past its prime. The X-Chair is way more comfortable, and fully adjustable to her frame.

There are a lot of other chairs that are built better and use the same materials as this chair but cost 700+ bucks cheaper. If you're interested in this type of mesh chair in nearly the same design try the NOUHAUS Argo3D...Here's the Pros and cons IMHO...PROS:1. Adjustability - You can make this fit nearly any size person as it has the same adjustments other 1000+ chairs have.2. Looks - It's a good looking chairCONS:1. It's not an ergonomic chair. Ergonomic chairs should make you sit up straight and be comfortable over a long period of time sitting in it. This one makes you slouch or lean over and use the armrest more than any other chair I tried (tried over 12 from $200 - $1,500 bucks). The top mesh IMO sticks out way too far and forces you to slouch.2. The first incline setting (the straight-up ergo one) makes you lean forward. And the second one is too far back to be considered an ergo chair. There's no "perfect" position with the recline.3. The armrests tilt with the chair... That's a personal problem but I never liked that.4. The armrests and the back (the part that allows you to raise and lower the back) move way too easily. When you move in and out from your desk (for instance) the armrests and back usually need to be readjusted. If you go to readjust your butt it always makes the back pop up a notch or two which is frustrating as hell.5. The headrest is too high and not really usable for someone my height without jamming your butt into the back of the seat and sitting as straight up as you can.6. Out of the 12 chairs I've tried from Amazon these guys are the only ones that charge you to send it back ($46.00). I bought a 200 dollar chair that had free return shipping. When you spend 1 grand on a chair you would expect better customer service.There's more but those are the big ones...

After going thru a few office supply store chairs with a purchase range of $99-$379 and never enjoying sitting at my desk for longer than an hour at a time, I made the commitment to follow Mark Levin’s radio show advice.I can now comfortably stay focused on my work for the entire day and no longer have numb legs or a sore back. Expecting this chair will last at least ten years, cheaper than a cup of coffee and better for my productivity. Highly recommend this chair.

A bit pricey but a comfortable chair with good adjustments for the height, tilt, and seat. Sturdy construction. The negative components are the arms. Although they are adjustable in height, angle and forward/backward position, the adjustment is hit or miss and seems very flimsy with respect to the angle and forward and reverse positions and to some extent to the height of the arms. You hear a grinding-like sound in adjusting and there is no clear indication as to the angle chosen, position fore and aft, and height. You have to guess by feel. There are no markers or indicator of any sort, either tactile or visual. Slight movement of the arm while resting on the armrest can result in an unintended change of angle inward or outward. Same for inadvertent movement fore or aft when holding onto the armrest to get into our out of the chair. I would expect a more sophisticate adjustment mechanism for a chair of this price.

Home office - a little pricy but tried other chairs and they only lasted 1-2 years

Chair was fairly easy to assemble and all the parts were there in spite of the fact that the shipping container was destroyed. One or two of the wheels had to be beaten into position with a rubber mallet as well.The back height adjustment, however, leaves a bit to be desired. It's a four position lift, click and lock into place adjustment. I find that at the upper most position and you raise up from the chair and your back is still against the lumbar support, the chair back can inadvertently be lifted up as high as it will go, unlock, and slam back down to the lowest setting with a bang. There should be some sort of positive lock to prevent this from happening.Nice looking mesh fabric and the polished aluminum surfaces are nice as well.

This chair would get 5 stars if the seat were wide enough. I am 6' 2" tall, 260 lbs and the seat is not wide enough. The dimensions of the seat include the hard plastic frame so you really do not have the full use of the stated width. my femur rests on the hard plastic frame on both sides and this is not comfortable. Other than the narrow seat the chair is well built, has fantastic lumbar support, and enough adjustments to fit most people smaller than me. If you are a tall person this chair is likely not for you. Useable seat area without touching the hard plastic frame is about 16.5 inches

This is a well thought out product. I’m still adjusting it to my body. Even so it blows my $195 away. Thanks xChair