Zuna Mid-Back Office Task Chair - Ergonomic Back Supporting Mesh Back Desk Chair (White/Pink)

I bought the used version of this chair for $50 to be completely honest it doesn’t go all the way up your back and you could do with out these arm rest the assembly can be kinda of tedious but overall I feel like it will be a good chair

Best desk chair ever, being in nursing school I sit for long periods of time studying, this chair never gets uncomfortable

This is the third chair I tried and finally found one with good back support that came in white and is comfortable. Bottom cushion is firm for good posture and seat support. Definitely worth it.

Chair rolls very smoothly on the laminate floor I’m on. I was a bit surprised how well. Assembly took about 20-25 minutes. Directions are accurate. The only small gripe I have is the washers on the bottom could be slightly larger diameter to give a flush flat mounting. You sort of have to finesse the allen head bolts into keep the washer from dipping into the plastic arms on chairs bottom. It keeps you fairly upright. You def can’t lean back and get super comfy. It’s a good looking chair and fits the budget minded.

Super easy to put together, and the white/gray motif looks great in my home office. I have been using it 8-12 hours a day for the last several weeks and can feel a notable improvement in back pain and fatigue. The mechanisms all work great - I don't often adjust the height of the chair but it glides easily on my wood floor and hasn't left a mark.Only complaint is that it is super lightweight, and I am concerned about durability. Will update if it doesn't last at least 2 years.

Great chair for the price. Fairly easy to assemble and comfortable. Height adjust easily and rolls without a problem. Doesn't tilt back much but not a problem for me. I have used it for about 2-3 months and seems to be holding up well.

This is a prime example of you get what you pay for. It is exactly what we wanted for our application. Not being used to sit in for hours working on your computer. Will be used for shorter time frames and the chair is very good looking to fit into our decor.

Update:After the first month of use I was holding my baby up while leaning back in the chair and part of the back snapped. No one got hurt. However I weigh probably 160 lbs and my son weighed maybe 20 lbs.It would seem that this chair may only be ideal if you weigh 160 or less.Initial review:I do this thing where I read some reviews, commit to purchasing, and then continue to read reviews, and on the second reading, I began to get nervous seeing things like "It doesn't lean back", or "it leans forward".I just assembled the product and I think I know what people were doing wrong. So let me go ahead and fill you in on how to avoid having the problems people complained about.It does not lean back: pull on the lever outward, away from the chair, to disengage the lock that keeps it from leaning.It leans forward: Check to ensure the cushion on the chair is connected to the mount properly. There is a sticker on the bottom of the cushion indicating the front. There is also the word "front" indented into the metal mount you attach to the cushion. Ensure those are aligned properly.As for other issues of the cushion flattening quickly and sharp metal bits in the cushion. I only just got it so I don't yet know how the product will hold up over time. Also, I weigh 165' and nothing is poking my butt. So if I remember to come back to this and update it I will.As for comfort, it is sure better than the cheep chair I was using before. I think the comfort is what I hoped for from an $80 chair. I am happy with my purchase so far.

I love how it looks. It adds to the aesthetic of my office and it sturdy and VERY EASY TO BUILD. the instructions were literally the simplest. I will update as I have it for some time as to wear and tear. I dont see it being a chair that I can be rough to, or throw myself in, as it mostly plastic in the upper frame, but so far so good.