Overall it looks pretty good, the white is quite white almost like star war troopers white. The seat is not too deep so you may want to consider that, Im petite so its ok for me. I like the height control, a simple pull of the lever up/down, works well. Swivel smoothly, it glides great on my wood floor.
The back is not very ergonomic, but it does have a control for tilt. I loosened up the knob at the bottom of the seat, but couldnt figure out what to do with the lever based on the diagram, pull left or right, how? Tried different things but the tilt seems more or less the same, so its not like it actually reclines I guess. I do not have enough weight to push the back further, the default angle is not great but acceptable.
The tough part is the assembly, instructions are not so clear. For the wheels, I tried to push them into the base, but they wont go in, not sure if I should force them in and risk breaking the plastic wheels. After fighting with the chair for a long time, the wheels finally went in. Also, attaching the armrests on the seat is very tough after youve already put the seat on the the base with the wheels on them. The whole thing moves around. They should have you put the armrests onto the seat first, before putting the seat onto the base.
Anyway, I think in general, chairs are better quality, more comfortable, and easier to assemble. I will have to see about the comfort level over time, may add a little cushion to see if it helps. But for now I really needed a fairly good looking mid-back chair that rolls well and this one does the job.
Its alright
Overall it looks pretty good, the white is quite white almost like star war troopers white. The seat is not too deep so you may want to consider that, Im petite so its ok for me. I like the height control, a simple pull of the lever up/down, works well. Swivel smoothly, it glides great on my wood floor. The back is not very ergonomic, but it does have a control for tilt. I loosened up the knob at the bottom of the seat, but couldnt figure out what to do with the lever based on the diagram, pull left or right, how? Tried different things but the tilt seems more or less the same, so its not like it actually reclines I guess. I do not have enough weight to push the back further, the default angle is not great but acceptable. The tough part is the assembly, instructions are not so clear. For the wheels, I tried to push them into the base, but they wont go in, not sure if I should force them in and risk breaking the plastic wheels. After fighting with the chair for a long time, the wheels finally went in. Also, attaching the armrests on the seat is very tough after youve already put the seat on the the base with the wheels on them. The whole thing moves around. They should have you put the armrests onto the seat first, before putting the seat onto the base. Anyway, I think in general, chairs are better quality, more comfortable, and easier to assemble. I will have to see about the comfort level over time, may add a little cushion to see if it helps. But for now I really needed a fairly good looking mid-back chair that rolls well and this one does the job.