... my last office chair busted and this one looked cool and I figured since it was almost 100$ it ...
934460
Alright my last office chair busted and this one looked cool and I figured since it was almost 100$ it would be a pretty decent replacement.. might get a couple of years out of it like I did my last one, which was like a 60$ chair from Walmart.

Package arrives. Time to put together. First thing I notice, It's all plastic. Painted to make look like brushed aluminum. Not a big deal. Plastic is pretty sturdy nowadays, am I right? (More on this later) Also, the stitching has loose threads that are already beginning to become unwound from the pleather. Already have my doubts about the chair...

Begin assembly, and all of the holes are a pain to get to match together with the bolts. Almost impossible, but I continue on. Finally get the last bolt assembled and I sit back to look at the chair in it's fully put together state. I notice that none of the lines on the chair match up. The red in the back rest and the red in the seat are off centered and looks like crap. Ok. But is it comfortable??? Compared to my last chair in it's dying days,.. yes. But that chair was at least 6 years old and most of the cushion was worn down. But you can sit for hours in this chair without much fatigue if need be. Which is my only nice thing to say about this chair.

Now for the kicker. About three weeks of using the chair, one of the "sockets" holding the caster wheels to the base of the chair breaks. The plastic, yea plastic, disintegrates into pieces and will no longer hold one of the wheels in place. My brand new 100$ chair now only has 4 wheels and you have to sit in it just right to keep from falling over.

This company has some serious quality control issues. They should have forked over the extra cash to have their parts assembled in the good ole USA. Maybe some of the parts would have come the way they should have been. Not a happy customer.
2794325
I figured my chair was trash when the wheel blew apart ... and I didn't like any of the $100-$200 replacement chairs I found.  Ha! less than $10 and my favorite chair has new wheels!
4506340
Its pretty much as good as similar chairs you see for 190~300$
I have a 290$ DXR, this chair is pretty close in quality.
The stitching isn't as neat, and the arm wrests don't go up and down, thats about the only difference but for less than half the price you cant complain.
Ill probably endup getting more of these ass office chairs as business gets better and we get more people (if the economy doesnt implode under Hillary Clinton first that is).
711977
After a measly 4 months, this chair is already broken - it leans left, seems like something broke inside the mechanism.

I weigh 180 pounds and sit on it very regularly, but that was four months. Four.
2126242
I weigh 105 and when I sit on it, I can feel the wood through the cushion. It's a very cool looking chair, however, and comfortable for short periods of time.
580115
Final Update: Going from 5 stars to 2. The chair finally broke and became unusable about 3 years and 1 month after I started using it. The plastic part of the back where it bolts to the frame broke. There are 3 threaded inserts molded into the plastic that attach the chair to the frame. The plastic around those inserts broke. The lever that locks the back from tilting back stopped working a while ago too. Office furniture like chairs depreciate over a period of 7 years so I think they should last at least that long. Never had a chair fail in such a short period of time and most chairs I purchase are in this price range. No warranty info on here or on manufacturer's website. Contacting them to see if they can do anything.

Needed a new office chair for over a year but was hard to find an affordable high back mesh chair where people didn't complain that the headrest was too short for them. I'll update the review after I've used the chair for a bit but I'm 6'1" and the headrest sits perfectly. Even some room if you're a little taller.

Chair was easy to put together and is very comfortable. Looks fairly high quality. Arm rests pivot up and out of the way. Lever adjust height.  Another lever locks the rocking of the chair back and a tension knob adjust the reclining tension. I think the castors are good for hardwood floors.

Update: It's been a few months since I've been using this chair for almost 8 hours (usually more) every day and overall I'm very happy with it. It seems durable and I find it very comfortable whether I'm sitting upright or reclined with my feet up on my desk. The controls are easy to use and I like that the arm rests can fold up out of the way.
3832170
I finally found a chair, that I really like :)
2094722
Fixed my Fat boy expensive Chair ($400)for $10 bucks. I'll admit I didn't buy the chair but I did buy the parts some lame brain didn't think of ordering off of Amazon like it did. I sit taller now but hey I guess it's like the Difference between between pink and purple (the grip) or the difference between jam and jelly
587505
Well, it completely broke in half the first time I used it. We hung it up, I sat down on the chair, and the main dowel spreader (wood) snapped right in half. What?! And nope, I'm not heavy... I'm 125 pounds. What the heck. That's dangerous.
I'm trying to contact the seller for a replacement but Amazon wants me to ship the broken thing back, which is almost not worth it because I don't have a printer or a mail outbox or a car handy, so it's kind of a pain. :/.

Other than the thing breaking, the chair looks and feels nice. But it snapped in half, soo.... one star.
4856277
I ordered this chair and when it arrived it looked like it the box was in a war zone. Weighing about 50 pounds I carried it to my office. On opening, it was like the parts were tossed in the box. Assembly was okay, not to challenging. Although, on the underneath of the chair their is a cosmetic plastic cover. I found a small crack, not impairing any functionality fortunately. I pondered a moment and did not want to disassemble to roll the dice on a replacement coming in worse shape. I contacted the manufacture that claims to have a 5-year limited warranty, they told me to take it up with Amazon. Thus, they do not stand by that warranty. This is the only reason it gets 4 stars.
620212
This WAS a nice chair for a few years, and was supposed to have "lifetime warranty" when the company where I was working bough a bunch of them. When I needed customer service, about a year or so ago, because the base of the chair, suddenly, was wobbling  and unstable the respond I got, on an email, was with a graphic describing each part of the chair. and a partial answer of how I could repair it myself.
About a month ago,  surprisingly, one side of the sit broke, exactly at the spot where one of the "arms" for the mechanism to adjust, joins the sit. I tried fixing it the best I could, now the other side also broke at a similar spot on the other side of the sit and I had to try to repair that again.
For the price that was paid for this chair, the lack of customer service,support or even interest  to provide any assistance to their, customers, this chair is not worth a penny.
Buy a regular comfortable office chair, and will last you the same, less money and probably better customer service.
4114621
I've had this chair for about a month now and so far, so good.  It's easy to assemble, it doesn't feel like I bought it for under $100.  Good quality, looks good, feels good, and very comfy.  My only worry is the test of time.  How long will it last? I'll keep you posted once it starts breaking down.

UPDATE 11/25/14: The chair finally broke down, but, it wasn't the chairs fault.  My 4-year-old daughter decided to do some parkour in our living room and jumped on this chair from the couch across from it.  That jump immediately cracked the side of the chair, rendering it useless.  Needless to say, I think it would've lasted for a very long time if my daughter didn't jump on it.  I still recommend it, but I think I'm going for something a little more "kid-proof" this time around. If you don't have kids jumping around in your house, definitely, buy this chair :)
3647001
Basically I like this chair with one exception.  It was delivered to me six days ago and after about the third day the bottom seat cushion had already flattened out and won't spring back. And I weight 190 pounds and not 250 or 300.  So I'm currently sitting on an old pillow.  Outside of that, I feel this is a pretty decent chair.  The packaging was good, it only took me about 25 minutes to put it together, it fits me well, it seems pretty sturdy, doesn't wobble, the controls work well, the ergonomics are good and I love the way the arms fold up and out of the way.  I play a guitar and the folding arms were the primary reason I bought the chair.  However, I'm not a happy camper about the seat cushion being poor or defective so I've deducted 1 star from my review because of that.  If I keep the chair, I'm going to have to spring for a decent seat cushion which will increase the price I actually paid for the chair.  And what puts a bit of salt in the wound is the fact that I just noticed that Amazon has now dropped the price of the chair by $13.  Not the kind of deal I was hoping for.
2409959
I am torn, I really want to give this chair a 2 1/2 but can't. (disclosure, mainly gaming chair, 4-6 hrs in the chair)

This chair looks cool, and its actually not bad for under 100 bucks. But as soon as I put it together I knew it wasn't the right chair for me. I didn't want to return it, because that is on me.

I hate buying chairs online, or in-store. Online, you can only look at it, and in-store are so obscenely over priced, and already broken in.

I needed a new chair and was a bit tight on my budget and wanted to stay around 100 bucks, and I wanted a "hard" back instead of the mesh which I was replacing. I really like the upper back support, it is fairly comfortable, the lower back with the fabric is not. I am 5'10, 200lbs, and my main concern when buying a chair is how long, I don't know how else to put it, "butt" rest, gonna last and how much cushion am I gonna get, well, not very much on this chair. It's pretty flat and hard, I would be lucky if it lasts til Christmas when I will probably replace it if one on sale.

The armrests are a bit too high for my liking but they are very comfortable, and are not adjustable.

It is such a shame I really wanted to like this chair, if it had a nice comfortable bottom, it would have been a great chair to beat.

If you are looking for a more cushiony bottom chair, I would recommend my older chair, although it does have some of its flaws,&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Lorell-Executive-High-Back-Chair-Mesh-Fabric-28-1-2-34-x28-1-2-34-x45-BK/dp/B000Q5XTE8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Lorell Executive High-Back Chair, Mesh Fabric, 28-1/2"x28-1/2"x45, BK</a>
I am not advertising just trying to help people find a nice comfortable chair.
4170102
The plastic foot broke during my third back country trip.  I was very careful with the chair, I would always ease into it because it feels fragile.  I purchased the chair June 12 2015 and it broke August 22 2015.  For over 100 dollars I was hoping it would have lasted longer.

I never used the chair on rock or concrete, only dirt or sand.  I also weigh 200 lbs, not the lightest but within the weight guidelines.  Again, I never would plop down in the chair, always easing into it slowly and gently.
4918964
It's okay. I mean, for that price you can't expect that much. But good thing to note is that if you are more on the heavy side (which if you get a heavy duty chair there's a good chance you are), and are like me, the side metal supports actually get kind of in my legs hurting after a certain time of usage. And I don't know if I got a dud or anything, but after sitting for about 2-3 hours, one of the rubber protectors on the chairs were cracked. Might have happened before but I doubt it. So if you want something temporary it's fine, but if not I'd probably try to aim for a little bit higher quality.
3858478
The chair itself looks attractive and is comfortable enough. On those marks, I would rate this chair relatively well. However, I have had two of this chair because the first one broke. The second chair, which was shipped to me as a replacement, broke in exactly the same way as the first. Essentially, when you lean back on the backrest there is a screw that holds in that backrest underneath the seat. Both times the chair broke the contact point where this screw is inserted snapped and no longer supports the back rest. There is another minor contact point which means that the back rest hasn't fallen off completely but now it sags off of the chair and definitely will not support any weight at all. Also, if you are wondering, I am not a particularly large person. I weigh 160 pounds.