Vinsetto Ergonomic High Back Mesh Office Chair Swivel Reclining Computer Desk Chair with Retractable Footrest, Headrest, Padded Armrest

Easy to put together and very comfortable

My Son is in love with this Chair..comfy and durable!!!

Really like the style of the chair great support and the leg rest is a great addition you¡¯ll be hard pressed to find

This chair was great. Looks great and easy to put together though i spent about an hour assembling it. I bought it as a gaming chair for my son and he likes it a lot, especially the foot rest. Will see if it holds up over time. I'm worried with how hard he is on things it won't last, but it seems solidly built.

I was hoping for a substantial chair that wasn’t too bulky. I love the design of this chair as well as the retractable footrest. It was also easy to assemble for the most part. Unfortunately it doesn’t offer much support. The cushion is so thin it nearly disappears underneath you. The adjustable back will not lock in place and some of the screws will not go in completely. The footrest also is a bit short. So it’s a bit flimsy. Unfortunately I will have to return.

The delivery is very quick and the chair is very easy to assemble. The manual is very easy to understand and it only takes me about 15 minutes to assemble. The quality is very good and even though it's unexpensive one. The material does not feel like the cheap plastic at all, there are parts that can support my head and back, aka One-piece headrest that was way better than normal headrest. For people like me who need to stare at the screen for a long time every day, this product truly helps protect my back and neck. All in all, I like this chair very much and my friend also wants to buy one after trying mine. I'll recommend it to others.

I have had the pleasure of owning this chair for a little more than a week. So far, it is well worth the money and is top quality. The chair, itself, is really designed to be used for extended periods of sitting with the ergonomic design of the fabric and mesh. The mesh is amazingly creat for adding support, functionality, and temperature control as it does not get hot and sticky the way some of the plastic, pleather, leather, and vinyl chairs do. The reclining features are able to challenge the recliners we have while not taking up the space or cost of them! I really enjoy the fact that I can recline and use the footrest to try taking a nap after a long gaming session or watch a movie.

It's ok for the cheap price I paid for it. But, armrests feel chintzy out of the box and rattles if shaken(see photo where I'm pointing), and the back locks up from going further back but not from pulling forward(maybe like 3-4 inches); this aspect makes the whole chair feel really cheap. There is no lumbar support at all; I will use a pillow. Cushion foam also feels light and cheap, and not sure it will last. Back height/extension adjustment is very chintzy as well, seems to work on friction, and at its lowest is too short(I'm a short short guy but still too short for me. But if extended, I doubt it would stay up. Probably a little pressure and the back would likely drop down again. The chair is still good for the price; I've had experience buying hundreds of cheap chairs(various models) for businesses, and this one seems decent in comparison to many sold at big box shops in some ways(steel supports for wheels versus plastic. Fabric is better for cheap chairs than pleather that will peel all over your house. Plastic seems decent quality probably, though maybe not, don't hold me to this), not so better in other ways but still serviceable. Overall, nothing to write home about. I feel like I may get buyer's remorse and wish I'd spent double or triple the price on a better chair, but, maybe not. This is NOT a chair you will fall in love over. It's just a barely decent chair for the price that people who appreciate cheap prices will like. I kinda wanted, a cheap serviceable chair and this fits the bill. Thigh support sucks as well. I'm pretty confident though it will last a year? Probably. Plastics feel slightly better than other cheap chairs I've had(I remember I had another cheap chair once that had one arm break into a sharp edge in the armrest and ripped my forearm open, so yeah, plastic quality is important. This one seems like slightly better quality plastic. We will see). Get it if it's cheap and if you want cheap.Assembly was easy, but don't force screws, or you'll strip. Try screwing in loosely and then tightening after finished assembling because if you tighten everything, it may prove difficult to put in the arm rests. Screws in the armrests didn't want to go in very easily, and wanted to strip, so, I had to do gingerly. Be careful.Looks wise, I have no complaints. Doesn't look expensive or anything but not ugly either.