Serta Essential Armless DeskChair, Small Task Chair with Wheels, Breathable Mesh Back, SertaQuality Foam Cushion Seat for Comfort, Functional, Lightweight and Versatile, Cream White

Love this chair so much! Doesn't take up a lot of space, easy to assemble, and comfortable!

So comfortable on my back and seat is good depth for sewing lever on the floor. I love I can adjust the height also since I use it for a few different tables.

The chair is nice looking; however there was a worn mark on one corner (the color was greyed out, thread looking, instead of black).The chair has a very tight fit between the back of the chair and the seat. I had to enlist extra help to force the two parts together and install the screws at the same time. The instructions were clear and all the hardware parts were supplied.I ordered two chairs but only received one. I'm waiting for the second chair.

As an engineer who sometimes works from home and also a maker and jewelry designer and electronics hobbyist with one congested work nook I needed a good, sturdy, quality, compact task chair. This Serta chair was exactly what I was looking for. It took about 30 minutes to put together and rolled into my work space and felt like it just belonged there. Couldn't ask for any better.

This is the perfect height to use at my sewing machine. Plus the color is beautiful! I'm very happy I chose this chair

Got this as an auxiliary desk chair. Specifically didn’t want bulky arm rests so this one did the trick.It adjusts up and down and swivels. However it does NOT recline. Seat padding is meh on this. The mesh back has a slight give so that’s ok.Lower back starts hurting after an hour or two sitting in it. May need to invest in a c-spine cushion to make it more tolerable.This chair is more of a basic task desk chair that’s not meant for comfort. I just like it bc it’s a smaller footprint than the traditional desk chairs.

This chair has been great for my home office. It's comfortable and tucks away against my desk to save space. It was easy to assemble. It has ample lumbar support for me and a padded seat. It rolls easily on my wood floor. I'm very pleased with my purchase.

Cons:- Rollers feel very cheap, not smooth to move around with- Wish the back was a bit more forward- Feels smaller than expectedPros:- Cushion is firm but comfortable, feels very good- Hydraulics very smooth and powerful- Looks better in-person than in the pictures- Easy to assemble, and pretty lightOverall, the wife seems happy with it. It's to be used with her sewing station

Description here and on Wayfair says 250 lbs however, manufacturer indicates 275 for those who are interested.This is very classy looking chair.Supper easy to assemble in under 20 minutes.Includes Allen Key so absolutely no other tools needed.Leather look alike is quality and well stitched.Seat padding is thicker than expected. Should last well. It’s not cushiony so it has less chance of breaking down.All 5 claws are solid steel and welded together “no nuts or bolts” it’s very solid. Apart from the castors, the only plastic part is the chrome cover that drops down over the centre claw piece.No metal exposed parts where seating so I’m confused why another raised that being an issue.It glides effortlessly across our laminate floor and seat swings around, lifts up and down quietly and with ease.$229 is a fair price all considering.Not sure I’d use it for an office/home office use where you’d be sitting for hours at a time but, it’s certainly suitable for a few of hours. My main use will be for sewing or at my home desk during shorter periods while using MacBook.Very pleased with this purchase with only one exception, hence the 4 stars, it is not “made and assembled in North America”.If anything should change, I will be right back to update.Update June 2023 - chair is still as it was new without an issues whatsoever.

Seat part is comfortable, soft enough and the plastic has a nice texture. The back conforms well to the back, but leaning on it you will be supported by the bent tube steel. There is no option for allowing it to angle at all - the only control is height adjustment. In terms of chair for the dollar, it's not bad. The base is sturdy and the wheels roll well. However, I don't get the feeling it'll last particularly long, and more importantly I'm already thinking I need to replace it (I've had it for about 2 weeks now). So I will say that it's an ok chair, but I regret buying it.

I've never owned a Serta bed but I can only they're filled with sharpened rocks because this is truly the most uncomfortable chair my arse has ever encountered. 'Ergonomic' is a joke. My back feels like I've been trying to clean under the oven for a week. I've give it 2 stars: 1 for being, unarguably, a chair. 2 for being 'easy to assemble' - if you urgently need the most uncomfortable chair in the world for enhanced interrogation, you will have this thing together in a jiffy.

Do not buy this if you will be sitting in it for long periods. The back has no padding so you get the metal frame digging into your back, and the bottom doesn't have much cushion. After a while of sitting on this you might as well be sitting on a wooden chair. However if you make the same mistake i did you can kinda fix the frame issue with a hoodie/sweater slipped over the top with one arm inside the other. and the bottom can be fixed with a pillow, looks ridiculous though.

It’s a nice looking chair but when sitting in it I feel like I’m leaning forward. Not too comfortable.