Flash Furniture Waylon Mid-Back Transparent Black Mesh Drafting Chair with Melrose Gold Frame and Flip-Up Arms

It has been one month since I bought the chair and so far it has been quite comfortable. Structurally it is quite sturdy but then recently I noticed the mesh on the seat began to come loose. Now the whole seat portion is sinking and the mesh is coming apart!

La encontré en oferta de $3500, tenia mis dudas por el precio, pero sobre paso mis expectativas, está increíble, su estructura es fuerte, el soporte igual, ademas el diseño es muy bonito. sin duda la volveria a comprar.

Got this chair to replace a HON Granada. I'm 6'2" and have a very upright posture when I'm at my gaming computer desk. I got this open box for around $75 because it was the least expensive chair that met my criteria:1) Mesh back2) Mesh seat3) 25" seat heightI'm giving this 5 stars because this chair works great for me. But this is HIGHLY SUBJECTIVE. Read on...Pros:- All plastic construction but VERY thick. Like, literally 3/16" (5mm) all pieces.- Color is fantastic- VERY tall. My 5'4" wife is taller in the chair at the highest setting than she is tall lol- Assembly is super easy. 8 screws. All have pre-applied red threadlock- Arm rests are removable via a screw- Tilt lock works well- All plastic/breathable construction. No worries about stains or liquid spills- Height adjust lever feels very crisp and is easy to get exactly where you want itSUBJECTIVELY GOOD/BAD (good for me):- This is a TALL CHAIR! Once installed with roller skate caster wheels (which raise it about 1"), my feet barely touch the ground on the lowest setting. I keep it at about 1/2" above the lowest setting.- Lumbar support is VERY aggressive and non-adjustable. I sit far back in the chair with my butt as far back in the seat as it goes. This forces me into an upright, ergonomic position. I like aggressive lumbar support, not everyone will- THIS IS A FIRM CHAIR! The mesh is grippy and comfortable, but MUCH firmer than a typical foam seat!- Seat is not very big. Again, I like this because I can sit with my bottom all the way at the back of the chair. It's also not very wide so it's a bit compact. I'm 6'2" and 200lbs. If I was 220+, my thighs would contact the hard plastic side rims of the seatNegative:- ONLY adjustments are height, tilt tension, and tilt lock/unlock. NO seat sliding. No lumbar adjustment- Hard plastic seat frame you can definitely feel at times when shifting your weight- I'm questioning the longevity of the mesh seat. Quality seems alright, but will this get stretched out over time? I may update this review after I use this for some time.So I'm quite happy, but I would NOT pay $200+ for this. If you don't have VERY SPECIFIC criteria like me and are willing to buy Amazon Warehouse Returns, I'd steer clear. If you are like me, I'm very happy.Oh, my unit was "Used - Acceptable". The box was pretty beat up. The plastic arm rests has significant scratches to them, which I removed anyway. Looks like previous buyer didn't even assemble it. All hardware and an allen wrench are included, though if yours is missing, it's just (8) M6x1.0 - 25mm screws.

Very comfortable, but mesh is poorly secured

Looking at the mesh on the seat of this chair, I realized that it was only a matter of time before it starts coming away from the seat frame. In my case, it was a matter of days. I treated the chair with respect but that didn't seem to matter.The mesh is held under the frame with a serious of staples. Eventually, the mesh will tear and start to separate from the frame. That being said, there are a few things that I really like about the chair. It sits up tall, which is what I needed. The arm rests fold up out of the way. The chair frame and wheel chassis is solid. I just wish the seat was as reliable. I've learned my lesson. I'll never buy a mesh seat office chair again.