Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair, Adjustable Lumbar High Back Desk Chair 400lbs, 4D Flip-up Arms, 3-Level Tilt Backrest, 3D Headrest, PU Wheels, Swivel Rolling Computer Seating for Long Desk Work

For the money, this is a well built chair with a lot of great features. Husband put it together in about 30 minutes and had no issues. Instructions are well done. Tools came with it. Packaging was amazing. Very comfortable chair for my husband who is 6'3" and 320lbs. He loves the adjustable headrest. Cool and comfortable to use. Adjustable arm rests slide forward and back, side to side and flip up out of the way. No problem with the lumbar support. Fit and finish is great.

Overall, this is a great chair, and I’m really happy with my purchase. The assembly process wasn’t too difficult, though I did encounter a bit of trouble when it came to attaching the headrest. It may have been something I was doing wrong, but that part of the assembly felt trickier than it needed to be. I think it could be designed in a way that makes attaching the headrest a bit easier. Aside from that, the rest of the assembly went smoothly and didn’t take too much time. In terms of comfort, the chair definitely meets my expectations. The seat is comfortable, and the support it provides is just right for long hours at the desk. This is my first time using a mesh chair, and I have to say, I’m impressed with how well it breathes. The mesh design keeps me cool and comfortable throughout the day, even during extended use. It’s a significant upgrade from the traditional padded chairs I’ve used in the past. The lumbar support is also a nice touch, and it helps me maintain good posture, which is important for me since I spend a lot of time working at my desk. The chair also looks great! The modern, sleek design fits well with my home office setup, and I love how it adds a touch of sophistication to the space. It’s not just functional but also stylish, which is a bonus. The neutral color and clean lines make it versatile, so it can fit into a variety of different spaces, whether at home or in a professional office setting. While I’m optimistic about the durability of the chair, especially with the mesh construction, only time will tell how long it lasts. I’m hopeful that it will hold up well over time, but as this is my first mesh chair, I’ll be keeping an eye on how it performs with daily use. So far, everything feels sturdy and well-built, and I don’t foresee any issues, but it’s always something to consider with a new type of chair. All in all, I’m really pleased with this chair. It’s comfortable, stylish, and relatively easy to assemble, with just a minor hiccup when it came to the headrest. If you’re in the market for a mesh office chair that offers good comfort and looks sharp, I would definitely recommend this one. It’s been a great addition to my workspace, and I’m looking forward to using it for years to come.

First off it arrived in a fairly small package for what it is so it's easy to bring into the house. Assembly was easy, instructions were clean, simple, and easy to understand. After assembling the chair I found it to be comfortable and the adjust-ability made it even better (head, lumbar, tilt, height). The tilt is also lockable. A big plus for me personally is being able to flip up the arm rests so I can push the chair under my desk to create space when not in use. I am average height with a muscular build so your experience may vary. The chair also carries a sleek modern look with the chrome accents. Chrome on anything does collect fingerprints easily but it only takes a second to wipe off and it's easy to just not touch it. The stock wheels have a nice chrome aesthetic as well but they're also just normal office chair wheels. The chair in the picture has different wheels from stock so my review is as if I only had the stock wheels. Lastly upon arrival I did discover a broken base cover. Capot customer service quickly addressed this and sent me a shiny new replacement cover among other things as a fair compensation for my inconvenience :) To summarize, the assembly is easy, the chair is comfortable and adjustable, it looks good, and if it doesn't look good then Capot customer service has your back. Easy 5/5

Overall , this chair is super comfortable. If you’re a wide-booty person, you may not like it. I’m built big, but not wide, so the seat JUST fits. The seat doesn’t rock, which is usually an issue for me, but the way the back can recline without having to lock/unlock with every movement is acceptable. The comfort adjustability is like no other chair I’ve owned. The headrest has a few adjustment capabilities, the lumbar support can go up/down, even the armrests have height adjustment, and slide forward and backward (slightly). The pads themselves have a small rotational adjustment, though I’m not sure why. My only concern is that the seat is also mesh netting, which makes me wonder if it will sag over time making the seat less comfortable. Also one of the armrest’s height adjustment won’t lock so I will have to request a replacement part. I’ve only had it a few days, so I’ll update if my opinion sways. I think the price point is fair based on my first impressions. Maybe a little on the high side, but reviews on cheaper, similar chairs were horrible. I needed one with more than a 250 lb weight limit.

To be honest. I had high hopes for this chair. Now. I hate it, I don’t know who is sitting on this for extended time. I can’t. Its supposed to be for bigger people. Im not huge. Its not wide enough with the arms down. I changed the wheels because it didn’t roll correctly. I added a pad because its too firm. The mesh is supposed to be more comfortable. The support is more stiff than relaxed. The design of the head rest is awkward. You’re supposed to be able to adjust it. It got locked into place. Now the height of it is too low. I misplaced the directions. I know there is a way to re-adjust it. Its just not clearly noticeable; such as a knob or button. As far as quality, its well made, as far as sturdiness goes. The thing is that when i go to sit down, there is that lip in front. I have to have an arm down on the chair, hold onto it, then sit down, otherwise the chair rolls away and I would fall on my butt. So, in that way- its not really safe. Even though I have this cushion on it, its still hard and my back hurts all the time Im sitting there. Not immediately, but soon afterwards. If I could return it, I would. That’s the thing about furniture, tho, isn’t it? Once its together, you can’t really take it apart and rebox it and send it back. It takes a week or so to figure it. Then the box is gone. Maybe if it were a little higher. I don’t know. Im fairly sure its all the way up. So yeah. Make sure your surface is really flat. Even changing the wheels doesn’t help. It moves well enough when you’re not in it. But trying to get in it and moving around in it is a different story. Also. I always feel like I’m leaning forward unless I intentionally sit back against against the back of the chair. Then it feels awkward where the headrest is and the back support. I don’t know. Im not a happy camper. Its the second mesh chair. Neither are actually comfortable. There really isn’t enough padding if you’re a bigger guy. This is supposed to support up to 400lb. Well its not breaking, but it’s also not comfortable.

It was easy to assemble, and is a comfortable upgrade from my current chair. The headrest, back support and tilt are all great. I assembled the chair and relaxed in the chair and now I just want to buy a foot rest, and chill in the chair. The wheel base is strong enough that I am not worried at all about falling/flipping out if the chair if I give my full weight resting leaning back. No stability issues with the arms, head rest or back support. I agree with others that the seat is almost too small. I am a 5'11 250 with a 38" going 40" waist guy. If my hips were any wider, I do not think I would find the chair comfortable. The arm rests also only go so high, and I wish I could get them a bit higher. Taller folk beware. The mesh isn't too scratchy, which I've had problems with in the past. Pet owners beware, it catches the loose pet fur on your clothes, so in the future I may find that vexing. But for me, the chair does it's job, and I'm happy with the purchase.

I selected this chair for it's weight capability and lack of fake leather. It appears to be well designed. The mechanism and wheel assembly is heavy steel. The seat bottom, seat back and head rest are plastic but are substantial. I expect it to hold up well. Assembly was not difficult, the hardware was packaged and clearly labeled. The surprise was how uncomfortable the chair is. The seat has an open mesh stretched over it, and it is very rigid. It doesn't give at all. The other issue is the recline resistance cannot be adjusted to allow a six foot person to recline. I am constantly concerned that I am about to topple over backwards. Update: I was able to increase the tension in the seat back. The tension adjustment knob was stiff, but after turning it quite a bit, enough tension was dialed in so that I can sit comfortably. Increased rating to four stars The seller contacted me and helped with the two issues I had with the chair. I now have a comfortable, well made office chair. I appreciate their efforts to ensure I was satisfied with my purchase. I would buy from them again.

One of the primary reasons I selected this item is that the product page clearly shows a tilting seat. Be advised that the seat does not tilt as the various product pictures show. The seat is wider than most chairs in this category. and the mesh allows it to conform to natural contours rather than forcing your body to adapt to a hard shape. Pressure points are much alleviated. The chair otherwise appears to be well-designed and the mesh seat is very comfortable. The tilt/recline mechanism allows the chair to tilt backward much further than any chair I've tried. The arms feature a swinging design that allows the armrests to pivot outward. At first glance this seems to be a helpful feature. But in use. the pivot mechanism does not hold tightly enough. This allows the arms to pivot outward as you stand. The movement can be disconcerting or even painful as you pinch fingers against a hard surface. I can find no way to tighten it. Overall, the chair seems to be comfortable and well made with some design features that are not well thought out or are poorly executed. I am weighing whether the various small complaints will turn to truly bothersome issues over a long period of time. it is comfortable to sit on. I am about 220 lbs and six feet tall with average overall dimensions.

So far the chair has been amazing, easy to assemble it took me about 30 mins to build. its comfy, and its wide enough to sit in with extra room. It also has lift arms that you can put up and take them out of the way. This makes it a good purchase.

Very good products! Highly recommend to buy

Sadly it doesn't match the marketing hype. It has a cheap, molded plastic feel and smell. Super uncomfortable for me due to a really poor lumbar support design. It's basicly a lump in the middle of the chair that you can slide up and down (but not remove) without any locking mechanism so it doesn't even stay in place. I gave it an extra star because I like the visual appeal.

Super high quality chair, the seat is just not comfortable...... The back and arms are incredible. But the most important part, the seat, actually hurts to sit on after maybe 30 minutes.

The chair is not uncomfortable at all. It gets worse after 30 m.