Yaheetech Office Chair

I'd been using a hard dining chair to work from home from my kitchen table. Sitting on the chair all day was giving me pins and needles, headaches and pressure behinds my eyes and so although I didn't really want an office chair to ruin the look of my kitchen I'm really happy with this chair. It's comfortable, looks good, and is a great price. It feels like it will last me a lifetime it is so strong when put together. I put it together myself, 58yr female with carpal tunnel weakened wrists and the trick to this is balancing it on a stool as it needs to be upside down as you fit the frame of it onto the seat. Then loosely fit all bolts before fully tightening any of them, then doing a full tighten on all bolts once you've got them all fairly loosely in place. Like others say LOOK for the mark on the metal plate that fits to the bottom of the seat where is shows which side is the FRONT and align that to the section on underneath of seat that also says FRONT. On the plastic arms you will find a R on one and an L on the other and the diagram shows you how to place. Only a little fiddly on the bolts but it took me 20 mins and had I not balanced it on a kitchen step stool there is no way I would have managed to put it together at all. So, rest it or get a 2nd helper. It's VERY comfortable and sturdy and anyone else who says otherwise I would guess is just someone who roughouses around with everything so it's on them.

I admit I bought this primarily on looks. I love the Sci-Fi look of it; the white frame + mesh back means it doesn't eat up light (or block Chi) in my work space. The composite material I also see as a plus; it's light. Turns out it's actually pretty comfortable, too. Most importantly, top-marks to Yaheetech for customer service. When my chair arrived, the mesh had a hole in it (not noticeable as it was on the underside) which I was concerned might spread in use. They sent me a replacement back without question. Perfect. Thank you. Then I assembled the chair (fairly easy even for one person) and the gas-lift wobbled and clanked, making the chair feel insecure. Contacted Yaheetech, they sent a replacement gas-lift immediately. Sadly, the replacement (inside the box of a complete new chair, I should add) did the exact same thing! However, the third gas-lift they sent works superbly (black, so some spray painting will perhaps be required). I note when assembling that the mechanism can be moved forward and back before tightening, enabling you to tune the central position slightly. If you feel the chair is leaning too far forward or back, check this. The arms are mostly useless (being at the wrong height for me and not adjustable) but make a great place to hang your shirt. I guess they could be removed; but their fitting point is integral to the design of the chair, and removing the arm itself leaves a protruding bolt that would need to be Dremeled away before fitting some custom cap. I don't mind them, upright and out of the way. Kids love them and they invariably swing those sci-fi arms down (often slowly with a futuristic "bvvvvv" sound) and then swing round and instantly feel like Captain Jean-Luc Picard. Well the worth the money just for this. Those Sci-Fi looks, see. The chair does tip back quite far and while it might initially feel like it's *too* far, it's actually just right, at least for me*. I feel confident to throw my arms back and stretch into a fully reclined position when the need arises. It certainly hasn't tipped over**. All in all, a superbly-priced, comfortable and perfectly functional chair. And if yours *isn't*, contact Yaheetech customer support and they will make it so. * I'm 177.5cm (5' 10" roughly) and weigh around 75KG (11st 11lb -ish) with longer-than-average reach. ** It has the office-standard 5 legs, designed so that you can habitually learn to place the front two where they are useful for your feet, automatically placing the farthest other-leg directly behind you. I take no responsibility for people throwing their arms back into a full recline with this or any other office chair in some less logical leg configuration!

This was very easy to assemble and is very comfortable. The folding arms are a useful addition and this is very sturdy and a good sized chair for my home office space.

Comfortable desk chair much better than some of the more expensive ones previously purchased. Easy to put together definitely recommended.

Good price, comfortable and delivered early.

Comfortable, easy to build chair. The lift up arm rests are very useful for pushing further under the desk. Back pain has gone since having this chair. Appears to be good quality but only had a few weeks.

It's a real value for money chair. Feels sturdy and is comfortable to sit on.

Not fantastically comfortable but usable in short period of time. Does the job, you get what you pay for. A bit of a struggle to solo build.