PROS:
1) The looks of this chair. Very chic and modern. Nothing arrived damaged, as it was packaged very well.
2) The tilt of the back.* It leans back far enough to take a rest, but not feel like Im about to tip over. And I can either keep the back flexible for rocking, or lock it at the tilt I desire.
3) The arms. Because theyre low and padded, I can sit cross/legged comfortably. (I acknowledge that not many others like to sit cross/legged in a chair, but I do, so this was nice.) The height of the arms is also low enough to fit under a desk.
4) The seat quality. Overall, the back and seat are well made, with the cushioning being comfortable, but not too plush.
CONS:
1) The wheels. I could not, for the life of me, get these wheels to lock in to the base. And there was nothing specific in the instructions. I just had to place them all in, continue assembling the chair, and roll the chair to its destination. If I were to lift this chair or roll around too much on my carpet, all the wheels would fall out. But even so, they do roll smoothly and feel secure when Im just sitting.
2) The panel connecting the back to the seat. The directions indicated 3 bolts to be inserted, but the metal panel coming from the back only had one hole drilled. The corresponding piece on the seat had the 3 holes, just not the backs panel. Strange. With just the one bolt being used, it feels secure enough. But its just ly on the manufacturers part.
3) The lumbar support. Its a little low for my own body, and there seems to be no way to adjust it. Unless Im missing something.
4) The tilt of the back (continued). At its neutral position, Im still leaning back. Its still comfortable, but not the best if I want perfectly upright posture. Im making do by using a small throw pillow behind my lumbar. (This is also to accommodate Con 3.)
OVERALL: I definitely overpaid, but I dont dislike it strongly enough to return it.
Overpriced, but not bad.
PROS: 1) The looks of this chair. Very chic and modern. Nothing arrived damaged, as it was packaged very well. 2) The tilt of the back.* It leans back far enough to take a rest, but not feel like Im about to tip over. And I can either keep the back flexible for rocking, or lock it at the tilt I desire. 3) The arms. Because theyre low and padded, I can sit cross/legged comfortably. (I acknowledge that not many others like to sit cross/legged in a chair, but I do, so this was nice.) The height of the arms is also low enough to fit under a desk. 4) The seat quality. Overall, the back and seat are well made, with the cushioning being comfortable, but not too plush. CONS: 1) The wheels. I could not, for the life of me, get these wheels to lock in to the base. And there was nothing specific in the instructions. I just had to place them all in, continue assembling the chair, and roll the chair to its destination. If I were to lift this chair or roll around too much on my carpet, all the wheels would fall out. But even so, they do roll smoothly and feel secure when Im just sitting. 2) The panel connecting the back to the seat. The directions indicated 3 bolts to be inserted, but the metal panel coming from the back only had one hole drilled. The corresponding piece on the seat had the 3 holes, just not the backs panel. Strange. With just the one bolt being used, it feels secure enough. But its just ly on the manufacturers part. 3) The lumbar support. Its a little low for my own body, and there seems to be no way to adjust it. Unless Im missing something. 4) The tilt of the back (continued). At its neutral position, Im still leaning back. Its still comfortable, but not the best if I want perfectly upright posture. Im making do by using a small throw pillow behind my lumbar. (This is also to accommodate Con 3.) OVERALL: I definitely overpaid, but I dont dislike it strongly enough to return it.