Boss Office Products Mellennial Modern Home Office Chair without Arms in Black

The red color is awesome, a real pop for your study. I wish I could have hired someone to put it together. I'm pretty handy, and I have a boatload of tools, and it took me hours, not minutes, to finish putting it together. The vinyl will wear out and rip in time (a couple years in my case).

This chair was extremely easy for me to put together. All parts were marked correctly and assembly took me about 30 minutes. The most confusing part, was putting the back on the chair. I had to put the base of the chair on a table and put pressure on the back portion while I inserted the screws. Once they were in, I was able to take the pressure off and use a screwdriver to tighten the screws.This chair is very pretty and fits in with my mini office. Only downside is that it’s pleather. I knew that when I purchased it, but you definitely want to have a blanket or towel if you sit in it with shorts for an extended period of time. :)

After using it for a month, I feel qualified to to review this product.Install: By myself, it took me a whopping 4 minutes to unwrap and install. You don't need instructions, it's self explanatory. There's no bag of 20+ screws. It's as easy as it can get for putting a chair together.Leather: Quality material, feels soft and warm, handles spills pretty well, nice bright white color.Legs: Very strong and sturdy, chrome looks goodWheels: Much better than most computer chairs I've used. These don't feel like they'll break. They also roll pretty well on hard wood floor and short carpet.Tilt: Works and still keeps the chair balancedSeating: The seat looks exactly like the picture. It doesn't bend at all and that's a good thing because it's armless. The chair is much sturdier this way. If you're looking for the back to bend back, then it's not the chair for you. However, the whole seat does tilt.Cushioning: It's not as soft as I'd like but it should be adequate for most people. I'm used to my previous chair where it's thick and cushions me like a pillow. This one is thinner and more modern in design aesthetic. It's a change and compromise I'm willing to take. Not as comfortable but less sweaty and easier to move around.This is a good quality chair that will last. The armless design is my preference but I know it trips some people up that are used to having an arm to lean or hold onto. Overall, I think this is a very good buy. However, at $140, I've seen better deals at Costco. The problem was that Costco's products are seasonal and it was available when I didn't need it. Price is the only reason I subtracted one star. I would have honestly given it 4.5 stars if it was possible. Shipping costs for this must be high as it is a fairly large box.

After reading other reviews I was a bit hesitant to get this chair, but it was the best chair I could find in this price range and I figured I’d give it a shot.Chair arrived today and took about 10 minutes to assemble. Attaching the back to the seat was a bit tricky because of the awkward angle, but after asking my husband for help we got it done in no time.The assembled chair is very comfortable, easy to adjust and it swivels and rocks without a problem. The material is most definitely not cloth but vinyl that looks and feels very nice. The chair color is a soft white, a shade lighter than my chalk-white colored desk, am attaching a picture for comparison.Overall I must say that I am definitely pleasantly surprised and would purchase the same chair again. Will post an update in a couple of weeks to see how it holds up to every day use.

I have used the chair for about a month now and I'm happy with my purchase. Because I'm working from home due to the COVID pandemic, I have to sit for about 7-8 hours daily. The chair has been very comfortable. My husband put it together with a minor problem with one screw but he was able to solve it. I can swivel around to get things from back bookshelves as well as move on it in my micro-office which was important for me. The wheels don't get stuck. Of course, the red color is beautiful. Hopefully, the chair lasts a long time. Will give an updated review if something changes. But for now, I absolutely recommend it

I love this chair in my cubicle. As others have stated, it is not bright white but more like a soft cream. I believe this is perfect for most office environments where neutral tones are used. I purchased a rug on Amazon and some other things and my cubicle is the talk of the office... looks like a mini apartment but since I spend so much of my life there, I want to be comfortable.After I purchased this chair, my boss began occasionally calling me "naugahyde" because of the real leather look of the chair. For some odd reason, I actually like that he does this. Maybe some day I will get around to posting a picture of the chair and my cubicle space.I sit in the chair for many hours each day and I have no issue with its level of comfort. Plus, did I mention that it is beautiful? :-) I have only had it for about two months but feel that it will last quite some time.

Appears to be a very nice sturdy chair. Time will tell how well it will hold up but the metal base hopefully will hold up better than plastic ones.When attaching the back to the base people seem to be having trouble, there is a simple solution. Put the seat upside down on the counter, let the seat back hang over the counter. Then you can loosely install the 2 screws towards the center of the chair leaving the back of the chair pushed away from the seat (first picture). After you get both screws started, tighten them down (alternating screws) until the rear of the seat back gets pushed down enough to get the next 2 screws started (second picture). Once they are started you can tighten all the screws down which pushes the seat back into position. (The holes are slotted some to allow the start of the screws when the back isn't perfectly aligned). Which makes assembly a lot easier than trying to hold the back in position to start all the screws!I will update this review if the chairs don't hold up in the future.