Amazon Basics Rolling Desk Chair, Adjustable, Low Back, Padded Seat, Breathable Mesh, Swivel, Black, 21.25" D x 22.5" W x 38" H

I shunned buying such an inexpensive chair fearing the worst, but gave it a shot nonetheless because I've bought many computer chairs and had to get rid of them all due to the disappointing ergonomic deficiencies in all of them.After using this chair for long hours daily for three months, I decided to haul it to the donation center. But, at the last minute I had a brainstorm and decided to innovate. The only deficient feature of this chair is the back. The mesh fabric is light and weak and causes my back to hit up against the seat back frame in a most uncomfortable and painful way. I removed the back entirely and now use the chair as a back-less task chair. I also turned the chair around so that what was originally the front is now the back which places the height adjustment lever on the left side.As a back-less task chair, this chair is working out exceptionally well and it is not giving me any more grief. I sit in it for a short duration of one hour or less at one sitting and it is great. As a back-less chair it helps me to strengthen my back muscles and maintain better posture while I sit. As a back-less task chair, the price is right, the quality is good, and I highly recommend it.

Easy assembly. Well built

Initial impressions: The chair is better quality than I expected. The seat material is nice: feels firm but soft; better than those seats with faux leather. So far, it is comfortable even for being over 200 lb and over 6 feet tall.Many parts are sturdy metal, which is much better than plastic. The base that holds the wheels may be a form of plastic, but it is dense and feels strong; almost like metal.The chair frame appears to be a firm plastic too, but not thin, so my initial thought is it will last. It has a buffed texture [not shiny or smooth -- which to me is nice, because it makes it look and feel more solid and not cheap.The one weak point in design, in my opinion, is the cover that fits over the raising post: it feels a bit flimsy. Regardless, it probably wouldn't be noticeable to most unless they get down on the floor and squeeze it. Nevertheless, that there is a cover that raises and lowers like a telescope-- to "hide" the post, is a nice added attribute. A customer could leave the that cover off if they prefer, but I like it.I appreciate that the casters stay in place (unlike the other chair I tested: the KK Toner Round Rolling Stool, whose wheels do not stay in place). This makes it possible to lift the chair without fear of dropping casters.The casters are replaceable too, which is good. I was able to use Lifelong brand casters, instead, which are purportedly safe for hardwood and marble floors.The seat is stationary once attached. It is mostly upright [not leaning back]. Even with its mesh backing it is firm. This is not a plush, rocking chair type of product, yet it is comfortable.Instructions: As seems to be the new trend, they were mostly pictures without words. Regardless, putting the chair together was quite easy. Just make sure you doube check the front versus back of the seat -- this is important for setting the metal lift connector in place. And, don't forget to put the holding ring and washer on the screws.They add an extra screw for the connector, and an extra screw, washer, and pressure ring for the back attachment. That was a pleasant surprise; and is appreciated.The raising and lowering mechanism works well. You can sit on the chair while lowering it; it seems best to get off the chair while raiding it.It lowers to where the seat is 28 inches off the floor. It rises to 22.5".The seat is 17.5" wide x 16.25" front to back [the assembled chair is 18.5" front to back]. The back rest top to the floor is 34". The wheel base is about 20" at its widest point, before adding the wheel casters. With their standard wheels the width is about 21" to 21.5". With the Lifelong brand wheels, it will have a width of 21" to 22.5", depending on how the rotating wheel base is turned.All in all, a good experience.As I wrote, these are my initial impressions [I've only had the chair one day]. My intention is to use it daily as a dining chair. I will add to this review as time goes by [e.g., in ~ six months], to indicate how well this product does long-term and with moderately heavy use. I'd appreciate seeing more former reviewers do the same.

I can't believe I bought the chair in November 2024 and I just assembled it in April 2025 out of fear that I would not be able to figure out how to assemble it!Ladies, it was so easy with the photo instructions and if I can do it, you can do it!

I like it it is very sturdy and comfortable

great chairs, super comfortable- they bought a bunch at work and i'd bought a bunch of mustang emblems- took one in to give to a buddy, he wasnt in his office, so pushed the pins into his seatback- woah! went home that night ordered 4 chairs and some 'flag' hydrodip film, made a cheap set of mustang chairs...found a old table and a 15.00 glass top on marketplace, added a ebay graphic, got a solid/comfortable, car-themed thing...4 years old now, theyve held up great...

Would be the perfect chair for me in all ways that have been described here by other reviewers, but for me the back of the chair is too straight. I mean it feels like a 90 degree angle. This might be better for back posture but it is not comfortable. This is a feature that I've never had a problem with in past purchases. None have been as rigidly straight as this one. Will be a feature that I make sure to look for in the future. (which will be soon i think) One other thing I guess is that I'm 5'10 and the top of the chair back is hitting me almost right between my shoulder blades. And since it's so straight, it's not comfortable to feel that top frame plastic dig into my back when I "try" to lean back. So there it is, it's as described I guess, just far from as comfortable as I was expecting/hoping.

Ordered two and they are both working out fine for regular height desks.