A great and cheap solution if you have a hard time finding a good durable chair

UPDATE 10/23/2015:The chair is squeaking annoyingly loud every time I sit, move or especially lean in it

I do spend significant time in the chair for work, and I now do not dread unwanted aches/pains after a long work session.

Mesh back is super comfy and it's narrow enough to where the kitties have a hard time lying on top (a good thing if you have a cat that likes to lean on you while working)

I sat for two years in a Herman Miller Mirra chair and had back issues the whole time from the taught mesh seat

My free time is mostly spent in this chair, as when I'm not working on school projects I prefer to game

Three time doubtful.

had I not first taken the time to fiddle with the controls controls (most controls are clearly labeled, so complaining about not knowing what does what is just people wanting to complain) till i found a sweet spot

UPDATE 10/23/2015:The chair is squeaking annoyingly loud every time I sit, move or especially lean in it

Unfortunately, after only 6 months, the height cylinder is losing pressure intermittently, up to 3 times per day

It dawned on me, if I spent so much money on my mattress, why not a chair; I spend much more time in my chair.

However, it squeaks every time I turn the chair

Now I just hope the seller doesn't give me a hard time about returning the thing.

We have one that the cylinder keeps leaking down and have had a hard time finding parts for it

next time you have your carpets cleaned, ask them to make a pass on your cushion.

I accidentally spilled coffee on my $129 leather executive chair from Staples, and I thought it might be a good time to purchase a newer more "posture friendly" chair

Yes I could of sent it back but did not want to waste time dismantling it and carrying it to the UPS store.

It drives me NUTS to hear a loud screech every time I want to move in the

I am developing upper back pain/knots and its time to get rid of this

and I'm comfortable the whole time

If the armrests are still too narrow at their most outward position, then one will simply have a hard time with most chairs

Before this chair, I had a hard time concentrating because 1.

not exceptionally so-arm rests are fine for me, though I understand why many other people have complaints-some things are not made clear in the instructions and in order to make sure you are doing it properly you have to scrutinize the pictures as a previous poster mentioned-there was a small piece of plastic broken off the seat bottom but is not structurally significant so w/e-the back post cover seems extraneous and has two plastic arms that click into place, only problem with this position is it doesn't enable you to use the screws it comes with to fasten it on to the chair-adjustable levers allow for tons of customization-the tilt function screw is EXTREMELY hard to adjust