24/7 Shop At Home Tess Ergonomic Office Chair Gray: Adjustable, Mesh Back, Wheeled Base, Metal Frame

The only thing ergonomic about this chair us the name. Do not recommend

So there chair is great for the first few weeks maybe a few months (aside from the lumbar support which needs to come out because it's horrible). But after a few months the recline function will start to become warn out and months later you will have pretty much the only option of reclining all the way back. Notice in the pictures the recline setting in the first photo is supposed to keep you pretty much completley upright but instead it brings you to the same as when the recline is set to all the way back. So you can't actually use the chair unless you plan on laying pretty much horizontal. The chair is becomes useless and unsittable. It's pretty much impossible to get in touch with the company to get the supposed "1 year warranty" (3 full days of trying and being kept on hold) and you also have to wait on hold with target just for them to waste your time and give you 0 useful information aside from that you have to reach out to the company. Don't reccomend this chair at all nor the company.

This is the exact same model and brand as seen elsewhere(amz). it’s a very modernized office chair, great ergonomics, hard foam cushion(s) out of the box so I expect longevity. Versatile arms, the pads on the arms shift in(2x) and swivel(3 ways), extremely comfortable, well built chair. The only problem I ran into, was that it was missing the 2 allen screws to finish the mounting of the back piece to the base, this is the only hardware that should’ve come with the chair. If you have any office chair with allen head screws which are, 5/16 hex head furniture screws 1”1/2 (literally every other office chair uses them) you’ll be fine, just pull 2 out from your existing chair, and put them into this chair(as seen below), if not, ill attach the screws you need to order below :)