Executive Office Chair, Big and Tall Ergonomic Computer Chair, Adjustable Tilt Angle and Flip-up Armrest Linen Fabric Upholstered Chair with Thick Padding, High Back Managerial Chair (Grey)

This is a large comfortable chair with soft tactile upholstery. It feels sturdy and well made and the wheels roll smoothly making it easy to move. I love how comfortable it is even when sitting and working for long hours. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Been working out of this a few hours straight some days and no back pain or shifting around trying to get comfortable. Height adjusts easy and found my spot for the laptop in seconds. Grey looks clean and armrests flip up when I need more room. Solid chair for the price.

Really nice looking chair. Nice Chrome legs and pretty nice looking upholstery. I love the fact that you can put the arms up when you don't want them. It was very easy to put together. Can be done alone but much easier with two. Hubby and I put it together in about 20 minutes. The downside is, the arms, although they are able to be put in the up position, are too high and too short when sitting and putting your arms on them. That part is not adjustable. They don't go up and down, they just flip up and out of the way. after using the chair a bit I find the arms feel like they are different heights. I can't see it but it feels like it. I am also finding the seat seems to push me forward like I am sliding off the chair. i have to keep pushing myself back. The other problem I am having is I can't seem to be able to lean back (tilt) the chair. I tried the lever under the chair in order to adjust it, but I can't see/feel a difference? Maybe it's just the newness that makes it too tight to tilt? Oh, and the lever for the tilt, is so far down I can't reach it from the sitting position. I have to get off the chair to do it. If you are just sitting in it and not intending to move much, the chair is comfortable - upholstery & stuffing. Lastly, I have the chair on a wood floor and it doesn't roll very easily when sitting in it. Would I recommend this chair? Probably not. I would have returned it had I not thrown the box out once it was assembled. But for the price - I guess you get what you pay for (I bought the beige one to match my room) and it was an improvement over my 15 y/o chair. Will update of anything else comes to mind.

Great chair, it was easy to assemble—took only a few minutes. We bought it since our old chair was too high for the desk and this one was a perfect fit. The height for the chair is easy to adjust as well and the chairs fabric is quite comfortable—good quality.

Pros: Looks nice, super easy to assemble, arms flip up for easy push in (space saver), sturdy construction, nice seating height. Cons: Tailbone starts to hurt after sitting awhile, pitches forward. I work from home in a call center environment. I'm literally stuck to this chair for more than 8 hours a day. It is comfy for awhile but then my tailbone starts to hurt because the seat pitches forward a bit. I wish the back was more straight. becasue it pitches forward in the seat, when I do lean back in the chair the upper back area is so far away that it puts more pressure on my tailbone and is not comfortable. The first 2 pictures are the day I put it together. Took about 15 mins, if that, only complaint is it was a bit damaged in one of the arm holes but i'm ok with that. The screw cap hides most of it anyway. The next 3 pictures are after a week of use. I'm a curvy girl and I knew the cushion was not going to last too long, I'm sure in a 6 mos to a year I will need to buy another chair as the cushion will most likely be gone. If it's hurting my tailbone now it will most certainly hurt more in 6 mos when the cushion goes. Not worth the price, design could be better, will not purchase ever again Update 5/26/23-Had my husband and spacers to the front two bolts of the seat to elevate the seat to the proper level. No more tilt forward issues and my tailbone and back feel great now. Just needs to be modified! Update 1/14/25 not even the 2 year mark and I will be throwing this chair out. Tried to lock the seat in a level position (non pitching) and it's just not possible, it won't stay locked and is impossible to sit in. Flipped over and found weld around pistol broken.

I am a full figured, curvy, overweight etc woman. There are very limited options out there for people over 250 lbs. I work at home on a computer all day and my chair was leather and had lost the chair padding and the rise function so I figured I’d get a new one. Like I said, it wasn’t easy to find a reasonably priced chair for my needs, plus I wanted the arms to raise for more hip room. As some others have said….I have a lotta junk in my truck and there’s absolutely no back support because of my butt! Lol. I get that’s my issue…but for others like me just know you’ll need to put a pillow behind your back. I also, as others, feel like I’m leaning forwards and don’t feel like I’m sitting in a relaxed position. I had to buy a foot rest also and that helps a bit make me feel less stress on my calves and feet to hold me up. I also had to drop the seat as low as it’d go to sit in it! Fatter person problem! I’m guessing average sized and small people wouldn’t have these issues. I think the chair overall is a good quality for the price. Will the fabric hold up, will the pillowing stay puffed up…I don’t know I’ve only had the chair for a week. One thing I haven’t figured out yet is the other handle…I think it’s to recline the back and then sit up straight but I couldn’t get it to work. That doesn’t matter to me cause I can’t even sit back enough to enjoy the back part. Overall I’d say it’s worth the price, seems well made and was very easy to put together myself. I have it on carpet and it does fine rolling as long as all my weight isn’t in the chair…not sure how else to explain that. I hope my words didn’t offend anyone, I’m overweight, I except it and hope my reviews help others like me when making decisions! The foot rest I got was a two tiered plushy memory foam one and I think it’s very comfy on the heels and feet. It’s a bit squishy and may break down over time but for now it works. Sorry I can’t remember the name of the company.

I was never able to actually roll in this chair. I'm heavy so I ordered this in my weight class. My husband is average weight and he had issues. It just wouldnt roll. I finally looked closer and realized one of the legs has been twisted this whole time. So it would stop up like the wheel was laying more on its side rather than straight up. But the way everything g twirls you don't notice. We even greased the wheels thinking that was the issue. It's was terrible for us. Hopefully others had a better experience. It's past the alloted time obviously to get a replacement. So I have to get a different chair. Also I tried to bend it in proper position. No such luck.

Buying a chair for a big guy like myself can be a roll of the dice. You rarely get all the features you want and if you do, the price is outrageous. The Giantex Executive Office Chair not only checked all my boxes but didn't cost an arm and a leg. The chair fits my 6'1" 270 lbs frame just fine. The back support is good and the chair feels sturdy. Being a big guy with no back side to speak of, padding was a serious concern for me but basing my judgment on the picture I could see I rolled the dice and was happy when I sat down and felt plenty of cushion. Only time will tell if I made the right choice but for now, I am a happy camper.

I am a large man. I have child birthing hips. I'm pleasantly surprised that this chair is still in such good condition. I've bought a few chairs off of Amazon and this one has been the best.

The weld holding the piston in position to the bottom plate of the chair broke between the weld and the plate. The weld was not hot enough to penetrate and bond the steel. Loved the chair for awhile before it broke. Outside of warranty when it failed.