CAPOT 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 Chair for Long Desk Work

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.

I am honestly shocked how well this was packaged! not one part came out loose. things were packaged together but inside that packaged also. High quality parts. The bolts/screws had the lock tight stuff around the threads. Definitely no question if they were tight enough. Easy to follow directions. Only step 5 isnt labeled like the others, But Easy to open the package and see which one you need. All the tools you need came with it. The Allen wrench actually had a decent handle on it. The barch support feels great. It's comfortable for now. we will see how many hours until its not. Most of the bolts came with one extra. Out of the many things I have bought and had to put together, This one! freaking awesome. It looks good, besides the chrome pieces cover the bolts, I can change that. So far ,new, there is no noise from it.

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.

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Disclaimer - this is an initial review - only had this chair a few days Size: 6'4" ~280lbs The good: the materials and build quality overall is pretty good, not sure what more you could want for a <$500 chair. The only thing that worries me is how long the mesh will last. I'd be happy with 3 years to be honest for the price ($180 at time of purchase). The lumbar/cervical neck support is very good. This is pretty much why I bought it. It will help me force myself into a good posture since my neck is such a mess, both lumbar and cervical. The head rest is actually quite good. It could be slightly stiffer to stay in place maybe, but it's pretty nice. The smell - call me weird but the smell of new plastic in a room for a day or two is a pro not a con for me. It honestly looks pretty nice, not a huge plus for me but it does look sleek. The bad: The reviews saying the seat is uncomfortable are right....at least so far as it is a very narrow seat. If it was ~3-4 inches wider, it would be a 10/10 chair for me at least on initial use. The edges are a bit harsh on your hips if you are north of a 38" pants size. If you're sitting pretty straight, not really a problem. The mesh feels fine, it's not as good as a cushion but the tradeoff of breathability is worth it I would say. What I did right off the bat to help with comfort a bit was get some pipe insulation foam I had laying around in the garage, cut it in half, and lined the front half of the seat underneath with it. Just kinda stuffed it in there up against the edges as much as I could. Does it help? Actually....kinda, ya. I'd say it makes it a good 15-20% more comfortable at the edges. Picture attached (you can kinda see through and see what I did). Edit: I used the other half of the foam for the back half. So I completely lined the edge underneath with pipe insulation. It does actually help. I also figure this will keep the edges of the mesh from fatiguing as quick since it shouldn't pull down on it as harshly over time. The casters it comes with are pretty bad. If you buy a chair for <$500 though, you should be buying a ~$15-20 set of roller blade casters to swap in. I ran the stock casters for a day as the roller blade ones I got here on Amazon for $16 didn't come until the next day. The stock ones work, but they're quite slow. In my opinion, any reviews saying that the caster input area welds failing were partly due to the stock casters being slow in the first place. This makes you need to push more, and puts more pressure on these spots - making it more prone to failure. The welds to me don't look bad to be honest, and it doesn't worry me - if they failed I'd just reweld them myself. The arm rests are way too adjustable. They are honestly not bad, but they don't need any more adjustment than literally just going up and down. THIS WAS THE #1 REASON FOR NARROWING MY SEARCH DOWN TO THIS CHAIR - for playing guitar flip-up armrests are a must for me, which narrows down the search dramatically, as anyone reading this knows. But the arm rests aren't bad. Conclusion: As a big guy, this is a good chair that will help with posture. The seat is too narrow if you are size 38 or greater pants - it's undeniable. Hopefully the mesh holds up - if that is the case I'll be plenty happy for the price. If this chair gets a better version in the future with literally just a wider seat, I will absolutely buy it when this thing is worn out in (hopefully) like 3 years. NOTE: THE TOP LUMBAR SETTING ISN’T A SETTING IT IS THE RESET. So many people in reviews, including myself thought the lumbar didn’t stay set - it does, just the top most spot is NOT a setting it is meant to unlock it and reset to the bottom.