20 Best Chair For Coders (2022 Updated)

The chair feels really great to sit in, and is a significant improvement to my previous chair. The high back and head support have greatly reduced my neck and shoulder pain from my daily work from home setup.

The number of adjustments I can make as far as head rest height, arm rest heights, and the lumbar support height and adjustment sure is much better than what I used to have, and helps customize the support for where I need it.

Having a small pocket at the bottom of the chair is something I’ve never seen, cool feature to have been snuck in the design. I enjoy the cushion seat, though it’s more difficult to get my cat’s fur out of it than my old mesh chair (lol) but it’s quite comfortable.

I do wish the chair could go slightly higher and that the arm rests were a different material than the plastic they are – if I accidentally scratch them on another surface (bottom of my desk perhaps) then it’s noticeable and permanent.

But the chair sits and feels great, and I love the support it offers and that it makes sitting at a desk all day without pain a possibility again!.

My bought bought this chair for me as a gift and after few months I started developing pain in the hip area. At first we did not connect the dots but as I went through diagnostics with a neurologist, we were advised to change my chair and I switched my chair with my husband.

The cushion for this chair is very hard, additionally it is not designed well for all heights. The ergonomics of this chair is designed in a way that the lowest level of the height is still high if you are 5’3” and the handles do not adjust for someone who is taller.

All of this contributed to damaging my legs and hips. My husband who was now using this chair instead of me developed back pain, and he could not walk for few days. He again switched chairs and the problem went away with proper therapy.

This has been a total waste of money and has caused both of us health issues. Avoid buying this if you do not want to damage your body.

I work from home, sitting at my desk for eight or more hours per day. I had been using a relatively inexpensive but very comfortable mesh chair, but over the years, the mesh seat material stretched, and it was bottoming out.

My wife who also works from home has a very comfortable Serta chair that has held up well. I considered an X-Chair, but after reading the reviews, I decided it probably was not worth the money. I then considered a Serta, but after reading reviews of chairs on Best Buy, I found that the best ones seemed to be “gaming” style chairs.

I am a big guy (6’3”, 250lbs) so I needed something substantial, and with a tall back. This Razer chair had good reviews and some nice features, so I figured I’d give it a try. I’ve had it now for several weeks and probably spent about a hundred hours of time in it.

There are many things that I really like about this chair, but there are a few things about it that I wish I could change. Overall, I like it and it’s definitely very comfortable, but because of a few minor issues, I can only rate it 4 stars.

First, I’ll mention the things I really like. It was very well packaged and easy to assemble. It is heavy, though, so some people may need help carrying it around, especially up any stairs. It has many adjustments that make it easy for me to find a comfortable seating position, whether I am sitting upright and typing, or leaned back to take a break.

I really like the fact the angle of the back is adjustable separately from the seat cushion. It uses a lever, like a car seat without electric adjustments. The armrests adjust so many different ways – up, down, fore/aft, side-to-side, even angled – that I’d think anyone could find the perfect position for them.

I also like that the chair’s tilt angle can be locked not just in the flat position, but in three different positions. The padding is firm but supporting, and the lumbar support, though not adjustable, is just right.

The seat back is plenty tall for me, though the detachable pillow sits just a little bit low. The seat is fairly wide compared with other chairs which is nice for larger people. Now, some things I wish were different.

The chair sits up fairly high even in its lowest position. Even though I am tall, I prefer to sit lower. The fix to that is to get a footrest for the floor. Another thing that would make this the perfect chair is if the seat bottom cushion were either deeper or would adjust fore/aft.

Again, I’m a tall guy, so this may not be an issue for shorter people. Finally, the fabric is nice, but it is not as cool as the mesh chair I had or even the Serta chair in my wife’s office that is leather.

Of course the trade-off with mesh is less support and that it stretches over time, but leather would have been a nice option. Overall, I think this is a great chair. It seems to be well-constructed and is comfortable.

I’m happy with the purchase and would recommend it.

I’d give this chair 5 stars if it wasn’t for the multiple defects it arrived with and my so far pretty bad experience with razer support regarding the issues. Poorly constructed seat base that makes farting sounds if you move your left leg even slightly.

For some reason the inside of the cushion rubs against itself and it cannot be fixed or adjusted without ripping the seat apart and essentially breaking it. Razer support told me I’d get a replacement, but shortly sent me an email basically asking again every question I already answered during my 1.

5 hour chat session. They are trying to do everything they can not to remedy the issue and save themselves money. I weight 150 pounds. This is my main issue with the chair and with how razer is handling their brand new product.

The 4D armrests are extremely wobbly, like to a ridiculous degree. They come pre-installed and cannot be tightened because I see no accessible screws. I probably just got a early unit with awful build quality or just got a repackaged reject.

For $400, its pretty pathetic. It wasn’t anything I did wrong during installation. They wobble like half an inch up/down front/back left/right. Its kind of funny actually how big a fail they are. I can deal with this, though.

Another part of the chair rubs really loud. The backrest on the left side where it screws on rubs against the plastic covers. This I can actually remedy myself by putting some sort of material there, but the first issue cannot be resolved.

I believe the Iskur is solely focused on posture, not lounging back and finding lots of different comfy positions. Having come from a very comfortable (yet short-lived) memory-foam filled gaming chair, I believe the Iskur is a great choice for someone looking to maintain good posture for long periods.

The first 3 days of sitting in this chair for 7 – 8 hours at a time were rough to the point where I almost returned it. Between the much more firm seat and rigid, locked-in feeling of the chair, I thought I was simply too large for it.

After lots of fiddling and letting the chair settle, I’ve found the perfect position for maintaining a supported spine with pressure being spread evenly to my lower back, hips, and legs. I realized I was literally retraining my body to sit properly.

Though I felt sore at the start, but it was absolutely worth the few hours of irritation and constant readjusting. In my second week, I’ve sat in the chair for up to 10 hours straight and feel almost.

(rejuvenated?) when I get up. I am 5ft 11in and 250 lbs (overweight but working on it) and this thing fits like a glove. I expect it to only feel better once I drop a few lbs and get more wiggle room in the seat.

Pros: – Once adjusted, the full-body support is unbeatable. – Great arm rests. I took my memory foam arm covers off due to how comfortable these are. – Build quality is very solid. Though HEAVY, the chair rolls smoothly and does not jitter at all.

Cons: – PRICEY. $500 is hard to swallow, especially if you are open to used ergo chairs like an Aeron. As of winter 2021, they can commonly be found at around $340 – which I’d call a good price. – Leather.

If possible, get the cloth version. While I have the leather and enjoy it, it will inevitably wear down faster than cloth. The materials used are incredibly tough, but I still plan to treat it like I do my leather car seats.

Final Thoughts: This turned-out way longer than I thought, but hopefully it was helpful. I’d say this chair is a 4/10 for the first day or so then a 9/10 once you get it dialed in.

I am extremely happy with this chair. The chair is very high quality, especially relative to the price. It came in a timely fashion and was easy to install. Just pay attention to the little separators which fit on the screws between the arm rests and the chair itself when attacking— they are asymmetrical and the wider part must face up.

This is a generous sized chair with a wide and deep seat. One of the few complaints here was that it was uncomfortable behind the knees. I can see why— I am 6-1 tall and fits me well. Much shorter legs, and you may not reach the back rest with your hips.

The chair is super comfortable, for work; not to sleep in it. The wand which locks the rocking feature has a little play, but not serious enough to be an issue. Also, the chair when locked, is not rock solid tight, but, again, not noticeable to the point of bother.

If you want an air tight perfectly built chair, you’ll need to spend easily tenfold or more. Bottom line, an excellent chair, and when I need more, I won’t be looking anywhere else. Hope this helps.

This chair is such a delight. It arrived well-packaged and in good condition. It was truly easy to put together. It has a solid well-constructed feel and is very attractive. Also, as a 5’4″ woman, rarely do I find a chair that allows my feet to rest flat on the floor – but this one does, allowing me to sit with good posture.

The gas lift seems to work well (though I will end up using it at the lowest setting regardless). Very comfortable and ergonomic in its design. Last but not least, it was only marginally more expensive than chairs of far inferior quality at popular online retailers.

Highly recommend!.

My order was shipped the same day I submitted my order. The chair arrived in 4 business days (CA to FL) which was super. It was packed extremely well. I removed it and did have to call in a handyman to pop in the coasters as I didn’t have the strength.

I opted for no armrests for now. I can always add them if I change my mind. My handyman’s hands were dirty, apparently. A Mr. Clean Miracle spongey thing took all his dirt off my white chair with just a wipe.

I love the ease of adjustability and the slight give when leaning back. It’s cool, practical and was less than the similar (same?) chair in brick and mortar. You’ll love it!.

I am 5ft 3in and this chair is perfect for me. It went together really easily and it only took a few minutes after you unpacked everything. It was packaged really well and i appreciated that as i had it shipped.

The headrest is at a good height for me and my 6ft son is able to use it, too. I wouldnt expect it to fit anyone who is over 6ft tall. The chair is still comfortable if you are taller unless lumbar support doesn’t fit you well.

A 6ft 7in person who has a hard time with the lumbar support hitting the correct area on their back did not like this chair.

I was hesitant to purchase this chair from some of the mixed reviews, but after using it for the last couple of weeks I don’t regret buying it. The seat is very comfortable and supportive and the adjustable arm rests are a great feature.

The mesh backing doesn’t seem the strongest, but I feel it will hold up just fine as long as you are careful with it. I work from home and sit in this chair 9+ hours a day and every time I sit down I’m so pleased with this purchase.

It also was pretty easy to put together, we were done with it within 30 minutes or so. I’d say this is a great value for what you get. Would highly recommend!.

I have been searching for a mesh back chair to replace the one my daughter ‘stole’ from me, but I wasn’t having any luck finding one I liked. We found this one at our local Sam’s, but I was hesitant to buy it because they didn’t have any on display for people to sit in.

However, I decided to go ahead and take a chance, and I’m glad I did! I work from home, therefore I spend a lot of time in a chair, plus I have severe scoliosis and rods in my back. I can actually sit in this chair all day without it causing me more back pain than usual and it is so comfortable! You will not find a more comfortable chair at a better price!.

Just recently purchased this chair after needing an upgrade from a chair that had done it’s job for about 7 years or so. I really wanted a chair that had a head rest as my previous didn’t. I’ve heard a lot about mesh chairs and my significant other highly recommending it considering how cool and nice it was during the hot weather.

Another thing I was looking for was a chair that would help me when it came to posture and comfort. As stated before, my previous chair was at the end of its time and it resulted in no support for my back or bottom.

I wouldn’t be able to sit for long hours on my computer and would be forced to take time away from sitting from how painful it was sometimes. I went in store to test out some chairs and this was actually the first chair I had tried and I instantly fell in love! I continued to test out other chairs, although this was really did the job for me.

I was amazed at how much support my entire back was actually receiving along with finally being able to rest my head on a headrest! No more aching necks! The headrest is amazing. It’s able to be readjusted in many different angles and heights that it fits my changes in positions.

The lumbar support really does justice for my back and although I’m not used to it yet considering I had to work with pillows or blankets to make a homemade back support, I can already feel a difference in the health of my back.

No longer does it ache after an hour or two of sitting and I’m able to watch my posture be better. The assembly process was honestly pretty easy, the only thing I’d recommend is to have open space to do it.

As long as you follow the instructions as said, you should really have no problem. I am a 5’4 female who barely works with weights, so it was definitely a challenge to hold up some parts, but with dedication to get it done it was possible within 30ish minutes! It was a hassle to get this chair online, so definitely go in person if you can and I hope you all enjoy this chair just as I have!.

Of all the chairs I tried in this price range, this definitely has the best lower back adjustments. Some other chairs allow you to adjust lumbar vertically and some might allow for some depth adjustment, but typically it’s barely noticeable.

Because this chair’s lumbar supports pivots outward quite a bit it really allows you to get the spot that you’re looking for and if you’re the type that wants or needs a bit more of a lumbar push this is a pretty solid option.

I sit in this chair for a typical work day (8 hours) and the lower back pain I had with two other chairs I had purchased went away with this one. The backrest of the chair also tilts from left to right and is something I haven’t seen this before on another chair.

At first I didn’t really see the point, but after changing positions in my chair throughout the day I realized it was a clever improvisation of having a chair that has a flexible back that moves with you.

A flexible back would simply cost more to make. By allowing the chair’s backrest to tilt left to right with you it creates a similar (albeit not quite the same) effect without jacking up the price exponentially.

For me, it works. The chair’s seat material sort of looks cheap, but is reasonably comfortable and I don’t have any issues sitting in it for long hours. I’m not a fan of the random dimple that’s in the back middle portion of the seat pan, but that’s an aesthetic dislike because I don’t feel it when I’m sitting down.

The chair does creek a bit, especially when you first sit down or lean back for the first time and I think that the tension required to rock could be a little less intense (or at least adding a tilt tension control would have been nice).

At $400 I don’t think I would have kept the chair for creaking. But, I got it on sale for less than $300 after tax and at that price I have no complaints. I’m keeping it.

TL/DR: Gave this chair a test drive at Office Depot, spent at least 20 minutes hard sitting, pantomime gaming/typing. Very versatile seat that’s great for every type of butt/back, way a person sits and leans in a chair.

So this is my office chair, went with this as I really wanted one with adjustable back support. I also didn’t want to buy a chair, assemble it and realize that I spent half a grand on something I didn’t like or enjoy sitting on.

The added benefit of the chair being available at Office Depot where I could sit, roll and be in front of a desk to pretend like I was working/gaming was really nice. I spent a month going back trying different chairs, plopping down in them acting like I was playing games or typing in front of the desks they have there.

The adjustable neck support coupled with the adjustable back support is super nice too, often when I get done playing or take a stream break I lean back and it does pop my back. Let’s talk about the seat for reference I’m 183lbs/83kgs and the seat cushion is really great for 8+ hours of persistent seating.

After the 9th hour I don’t know if it’s me or the chair but my legs are slightly ache-y from sitting for so long. No next day pain or anything, I guess my old man body can’t marathon game like I used to.

The forward/back movement of the seat is great cause I have a butt and need a little more forward positioning of the seat. The only con is that the chair doesn’t roll very well on medium-high shag carpet.

May this chair, should you choose it, gently hold your butt and cradle your back like it does mine.

This is a very solid chair and so far it’s the one I’ve been looking for. My usual problem with chairs is the base, they are noisy between grunts and clunks they are just too noisy. This chair has a solid base and a rather comfortable seat with a locking position back.

The tension when not locked is a little light for me, on the back but I don’t need a recliner and the lack of the springs that adjust tension eliminates one source of my noise concerns. If the spindle holds up I am a very happy camper.

The cushion is very firm but comfortable for me sitting just about anywhere on it, including back. My last chair cost a little less but you HAD to sit back in it or it threw your spine off and caused pain, this seems uniform wether I sit on the front edge or back and locks into a nice semi reclined position which is perfect for me.

Had high hopes for this chair being something that would help alleviate problems I have with my back and needing more support in my upper shoulders areas than I get with most chairs, but sadly doesn’t.

The design of the dual support is good in concept, but the lack of vertical adjustment to it means its usefulness tops out below six-footer height range and actually becomes uncomfortable because the arch of the bottom lumbar portion is too low on the back, forcing the body to unnaturally push forward.

One other thing some likely will find a problem with is the lowest setting for arm height is still quite high compare to some chairs, which could prove problematic for short folks. Seating surface is firm, but comfortable for sitting on for hours-long days of work.

Seems well constructed and likely to last for years, but had to return mine.

Ignore all the positive reviews and only listen to the negatives for this chair. The seat is hard, no give at all, but I can live with that. The back of this chair is varies between very uncomfortable to painful.

The lower back area sticks out so far that it causes an unnatural curve of the spine, and with no adjustment for the back in/out, up/down there is nothing that can be done. And the locking 3 positions of the back does not help at all.

And those two pads in the back – useless; they’re just gimmicks. There is a reason this chair is on sale! It’s pure torture!.

I spent two days researching office/gaming chairs to find the best bang for the buck and I believe this is it. Height range 5’10”-6’4” in my estimation. I am 6’2” and it is perfect for me. When I sit with my butt touching the back my thighs are fully supported by the seat.

The tops of my shoulders are even with the tops of the backrest shoulder curves. Assembly was simple and took me 10 minutes solo. It appeared well designed and built. Only time will tell the true story, but my bet is it will hold up to my 10hr daily usage and with a 5 year warranty I feel more confident I will get the money’s worth.

Note the picture shows a feint “ArenaRacer” on the headrest that does not exist on my chair. The pic also shows a red sticker on one of the legs that also reads “ArenaRacer” and it is not on my chair.

To me that is a bonus they don’t exist. Effectively this is an all black office/gaming chair which is exactly what I was looking for. The armrests (I couldn’t care less about “4D” which these are) have very little wiggle/wobble which is nice) and are firm with a bit of cushion.

My old chair had hard af plastic and after raid nights my elbows were sore. This chair would provide better cushion, but I transferred my 9. 5”x4” cushion pads that fit snug (armrests measure 10. 5”x4”).

I like to periodically fold one or both legs and spread my knees apart (guys sit like guys) and the seat of this chair is conducive for that as it doesn’t have prominent “wings” protruding up like many gaming chairs do.

I can confirm the seat tilt locks in several different degree angles and there is a rocking tension knob. Many chair reviews never confirmed this for the various other chairs I researched for some reason.

It’s a must have for me so not mentioning if a chair did or did not have the ability to lock the seat tilt was frustrating. This chair is the best kept secret on the market imho. I searched and searched for online YouTube reviews and could not find any for this specific chair.

There are a few shorts from the manufacturer if you search “arenaracer gaming chair”. Hope this helps and happy hunting.

I work from home and game as well, this chair is amazing. Very comfortable, plenty of cushion for long hours sitting. Looks great, has numerous features to get the perfect angle and fit for any body type.

Would recommend to anyone that sits for long periods of time. Also has an impressive warranty and build quality. Took 15mins to assemble.

I had been in the market for a new chair, currently had been using an Ikea chair that got the job done but wasn’t the greatest for long editing sessions. Took a chance on this as well, with this being an ergonomic chair I knew it was meant to be a better overall chair.

The first few weeks of this chair was okay, Seat is a bit tougher, but after breaking it in its become one of my favorite chairs to date! If you are looking for a better quality chair but keeping an office look, this chair is for you!.

Pleasantly surprised! Works with my UNICOO 2-tier standing desk. Super ergonomic, just what I needed for height. Lower back and seat cushion are great for my constant pains. The foot stool actually works very well and is sturdy! The tilt on the back is great as well.

overall sturdy and comfortable. Only a couple things I would change, mainly about the arm rests. 1. Changing the direction on the arm rests (you can change height) they have grooves for your arms, but when I draw they are a super awkward and go into my forearms since they go straight forward and my arms go in an angle.

2. The material of the chair isn’t the best. Less scratchy than most mesh chairs. The arm rests could use more cushion.

Being one of the many that have been moved to working from home during Covid, I was making due with a classic oak desk chair until I could go back to the office. It matched well with my oak roll top desk, but not so well designed for 8 hour of sitting! So I finally broke down and ordered myself a chair.

This one is pretty great, though does creak a little as I lean back I weigh about 200, so perhaps that’s it, and it isn’t bad. Otherwise, a very comfortable seat, and like the adjustable arms. I have been using it daily for about a month, and am pleased!.

Great chair. My son loves it. Only issue is that the seat is a little too large for my son so that he can not sit and lean his back on the back support with proper posture. This is a limitation buying a chair on-line.

It was difficult to guess if this chair really fits my son, whose height is about 150 cm. Another issue is the fabric is nice, however, it gets dirty easily. It was not the best option for my son who does not really care about keeping the chair clean.

However, the chair itself is very high quality.

I’ve been working from home for over one year now, and after only 2 months sitting on this chair the cushion that supports the back of your thighs started to fall out from underneath the chair. It’s simply a piece of foam, and no matter how hard I shove it back, it keeps coming out.

My legs end up sitting on the frame which is painful and cuts off the circulation in your legs. Overall the design of the chair is nice and it used to be quite comfortable, but I would not recommend it for its cheap built.

My husband uses this chair with his desk at home. He says that it is incredibly comfortable. It requires some assembly but only took my son and me about 10 minutes to put it together. It’s very sleek and seems to be good quality.

This chair is overpriced. It’s an upgrade from the previous one I was using and I do like the back support (ergonomic feature). That said, there isn’t much cushion for your bottom. Luckily I had a rubber cushion for additional support which helps.

There’s cheaper options out there for the same level of support. I wouldn’t recommend this. Of course, my wife just loved the color. Go for practicality vs style. Good luck.

I purchased a MFTC 200 Ergonomic chair back in July 2020, after approximately 4 or 5 months this chair’s mesh backing started to detach from the chair frame. I thought that I could potentially stave off a chair purchase/unnecessary return/waste by clamping and using a copious amount of superglue to reattached and secure the mesh backing.

Unfortunately that did not succeed, and after several months of constant repairs the mesh backing failed (the best way to describe this event was that it unzipped from the frame). This is a design flaw that will almost certainly cause failures in this model.

There are no visible physical shields that would prevent the mesh knit from popping out of the frame, it appears that it’s primarily put together and secured via glue and tensional forces. The price for this office chair is attractive, and while it lasted it was comfortable for its usage.

However not only do I need to purchase another chair, but this chair can’t easily be rehabbed and gifted/donated to somewhere else. It’s creating unnecessary waste, I’m not a “eco conscious consumer” but this is just another example of the degradation of quality workmanship/made in china syndrome that is rampant in society today.

Back to my title, if you buy this chair once, you’ll cry once as you realize that this was good for only a few months of usage before you have to trash it. I’d suggest doing some deeper research, and ponying up some more cash for a better chair.

As for rating, if I could I’d give this item zero out of ten stars, or to put it in terms for millennials “Two thumbs down” – Kevin Malone. It’s not worth the time, either for shipping or in terms of use.

This chair doesn’t seem to have the quality that I was looking for. The mesh on the back isn’t very strong and feels more like a light-duty, cloth weave over a heavy-duty nylon weave that I have on a different office chair.

The armrests can adjust closer to a small person’s body but wiggle even when tightened down. They do adjust quite low to fit the chair under a desk. The chair adjustments for the seat help you to level it, tilt it back, or forward for more comfort but the reach to actually use the lever to adjust it is harder for a small person to reach.

The back adjustments are also awkward and hard to reach. I actually had to use the tips of my fingers to press the adjustment levers down while trying to sit in the perfect position and capture that position with the use of the levers.

Once you get it adjusted, it’s comfortable. The height of the chair does adjust lower to the floor so that my legs are at a 90 degree angle from the floor. My 128 lb. , 5’4″ self fits comfortably enough in it.

I would not recommend this for a taller/larger framed person as the pressure on the seat or the back of the chair might not remain comfortable for an extensive period of time. The back of the chair doesn’t have much lumbar support, either.

If you are going to be sitting for more than 4 hours, I’d buy a different chair.

I purchased this chair at the end of November 2020 as a desk chair for home, hoping that it would be as great as the chair I use at work. It ended up being not quite as wide or deep, but I was able to take off one of the arm rests and make it work.

All was good for about 6 months until I noticed that there were times I seemed to be sitting lower than I was before. It wouldn’t be all the time — but sometimes I could sit and feel the chair slowly dropping.

I contacted Office Depot and they verified the standard manufacturer’s warranty covered the hydraulic system. They ordered a new part, but advised that it could take 12-16 weeks to arrive. When I called back 4 months later I was advised the part was still not available and there was no estimated time of arrival, so I was provided a gift card for my full purchase price.

Other than the hydraulic issue, the chair is comfortable for a long work day. I am still using it until I find a replacement I like, and there are some weeks where I have no issues with it at all and others where I’m constantly adjusting the height.

Perfect just what I needed! Fits in the space really well and simple to put together

Perfect just what I needed! Fits in the space really well and simple to put together

Really please with this unit. Easy to put together & looks good.

Works great. (But DO NOT buy the 2 barrel version of this thing. Belts break left and right. I think it is same motor and belt as the single, only it has longer rods that barrels spin on. Poor design.

Don’t wayste your money. ) But this single barrel one is good. No belts have broke on me. I only changed it once because the belt had stretched over 8-10 months of running constantly 24 hrs a day and i couldnt tighten any further.

For roughly $60 it is worth it. If things change i will re-write review.

Assembly took about 5 minutes- 7 screws & an Allen wrench included with easy instructions. The quality of the chair was very good for the price, seemed well made and like it was durable. I did sit in it with the wheels off to try it out & it was comfortable, height adjusted easily with the handle, back was sturdy, seat was comfy.

However, the wheels are supposed to be inserted into the base but the holes are too big so they literally fall out before you can get them all on. I suppose if you used some gorilla glue or something to make them actually stay in the holes, it would be a great chair.

Based on other reviews, others didn’t seem to have the same problem so maybe I had a defective item. I had to return it u fortunately after spending 20 min trying to get each wheel to stay in long enough to get the others on.

I thought if I could get all of them in place at the same time that the weight of the chair would keep them there but it wasn’t possible to do that unfortunately. For me, anyway.

Picked this chair up about 8 months ago and it’s held up so far. Pretty solid for the price and assembly is easy. If I’m nitpicking the back rest is a bit vertical, but I’ve sat on it for hours without discomfort.

After a few weeks it started to creak obnoxiously, but I re-tightened the bolts on the bottom of the chair and now it’s basically silent again. Some arm rests would be nice, but for $60 I’m satisfied.