LEAGOO Armless Office Desk Chair, Fabric Padded, Height Adjustable Wide Seat, Mid Back Ergonomic, Computer Task Chair, Swivel Vanity Chair with No Wheels (Mixed Color)

Considering how much this chair cost I was expecting better quality. After using it for two weeks it has become very wobbly, after checking that everything was still screwed in tight I've noticed it seems to be a split in the join on the chair. As someone who works from home sitting comfortably is important to me and this just misses the mark.Updated to add that the chair has now broken.

I Purchased this in USA fir about $150 USD. And while comfortable it was squeaking after a few months of 5/day a week use. I looked up the chair in UK and all I can say is these prices are insane!!! It wasn’t worth $150 USD!!

While this chair is comfortable, it could use a couple of inches more padding at this price point.It looks nice and seems well made, but for as much as you pay, it really needs more cushion.

I wanted a chair for my home office that 1) swiveled, 2) had adjustable height, 3) wasn’t too narrow, and 4) didn’t look like office equipment. This chair checked all the boxes. Arrived the next day!The adjustable height and swivel work very smoothly. The seat and back are very well cushioned. The cushion is firm, not cozy. The seat is wide! I have big old hips and I’ve got lots of extra room. If you wanted to sit Lotus pose in the chair you could.The fabric feels nice to the touch. It is a warm tweedy beige, with threads of cream, light brown, and a pale cantaloupe color. Overall it reads as a light warm neutral. Looks good with wood floors and white walls.Some reviews remark that it is difficult to put together. It didn’t just snap together, for sure, but at no point was I cursing. The hardest was attaching the seat to the back. I put the seat on a table, then pushed the back against the seat and pushed downward. I couldn’t get one of the back screws to set at first. So I started with those that would set and tightened them down PART WAY. This allowed me to put the fourth screw in. Then I just kept going around to each screw tightening until I couldn’t anymore.All put together it’s comfortable enough, sturdy, and looks like a simple modern chair. Better looking than something I drug home from the office and more comfortable than a dining chair.

Delivery in time, good packaging, detailed manual in English, simple to assemble, final product looks classy, feel comfortable and appeared sturdy....so 5/5 for now.......

I've only ever written 1 or 2 reviews on Amazon, but I really like this chair and thought I should do one on it.I received the chair promptly, and it looked pretty close to what the photos show. I've seen some other reviews that complained about it having too many orange threads or whatever, but I didn't find that to be a problem. To be fair, there are orange threads in the upholstery fabric, as well as charcoal gray and "neutral" tan ones. From a bit of a distance it looks like the photos in the listing. From up close, you can see the individual threads, but it doesn't look any different than I expected. I'm perfectly happy on that front.Comfort-wise, I love it. The foam on the seat and backrest is comfy and supportive. And the chair is _wide_ and gently curved. I love it. I'm 6'2" and 245 pounds, not a small guy, but not obese or anything. Although, if that's how you roll, this would be an excellent chair for you. But I do like to sit in various positions, cross-legged, normal feet-on-ground, half-crossed switching from side-to-side (I hope that makes sense). This chair allows that, with no weird parts or sections digging into your. I've had plenty of chairs over the years that were built for 180 pound butts sitting with both feet on the ground, and if you differed from that, you paid a price. Not with this chair.And I guess finally, assembly was easy. Took about 15 minutes. The most confusing part was siguring out how to attach the "control module" (the part that raises/lowers the chair and adjusts tilt) to the seat. When you're looking at the bottom of the seat, the front edge of the seat is farthest away from the various bolt holes. On the control module, there is a not-very-noticeable arrow that should point to the front edge of the seat.And the instructions emphasize only screwing in the bolts loosely at first. That is the truth. If you screw the first one or two in too tight to start off with, you won't be able to get the last two in correctly. They'll be trying to go in at an angle, which won't work. Back all bolts out to just finger tightness, get them all in place like that, then go back and tighten them down completely.So yeah, great chair so far. Today was my first day of actually sitting in it. So we'll see how it holds up over the coming months/years. I'll update if anything notable changes, but so far I'm very happy.

If you’re like me, you’ve done your research for an aesthetic wide-seated desk chair and realized there isn’t much on the market. When I came across this chair, I was so excited because it had the style and function I was looking for! But like most things these days, the $400 price point does not reflect the quality.Pros:Wide enough to cross my legsAdjustable seat so I can fit under my desk while cross leggedTilts/swivelsCons:No lumbar supportSeat is not comfy for more than an hour so I sit on a pillowColour has more flecks of orange/pink than shown in the picture (luckily I have terracotta accents in my office so it matches well)Already squeaky and only had for less than a monthOverall, I like the chair for its intended purpose but wish it had more of those details that you would expect in a $400 chair.