Marsail Armless-Office Desk Chair with Wheels: PU Leather Cross Legged Wide Chair,Comfortable Adjustable Swivel Task Chairs for Home,Office,Make Up,Small Space,Bed Room(Light Beige)

I didn't expect much from an Amazon purchase but I'm super happy with the chair. It's really sturdy and the cushion is soft. It's not stain proof, if you spill something and you don't wipe it off right away it might leave a stain (my coffee proved that haha). It's SO NICE to have a wide seat though, I'm 5'6", 140 lbs and i can comfortably cross my legs on it. I get restless and fidgety and like to switch my leg position often so this has been amazing for my comfort at work. The parts are SOLID and made to last. I lugged it up to my office where I put it together and I ended up with super tense shoulders and got an ocular migraine lol. So it's not cheaply made. And be aware of how heavy it is if you don't work out like me! The kit has everything you need to put it together and the instructions are great, super clearly written with pictures. Way better than Ikea. Two thumbs up 👍 great product!

This chair is so easy to assemble! I love the pink color and wide seat. This is one easy rolling chair and very comfortable

I ordered this chair because I was attracted to the width of the seat. As someone who is always studying and has to sit for long periods of time, this chair is a MASSIVE improvement to the dining table chair I was using before. I’m 5’3 so not the tallest, but even when I fold my legs on top of the chair there’s plenty of room on the sides. The cushion is squishy yet just slightly firm which is super comfortable. Not to mention, it looks so sleek and clean with my desk. The wheels are not the smoothest to roll around, which is my one minute complaint. Overall though, this chair is the perfect addition to my room. It was also fairly easy and fast to assemble. 👍🏻

Very cute and comfy. I had a different crisscross chair and it squeeked every time I leaned back and this one doesn’t. The PU doesn’t seem like it’s the kid that’ll crack and the base is a thick metal so it’s definitely sturdy and probably durable

I was looking for a new office chair that I could sit cross-legged in and debated between this one and a similar looking one that came with a footrest. (I ended up liking this one better). There are a lot of similar looking chairs I tried to decide between, so I thought I'd share my findings since I had a hard time deciding myself. I ended up liking this one much better than the similar looking chair that I also bought (that came with a footrest but had no wheels--same price as this one). The padding on this chair is decent and comfortable. The seat is wide enough to sit cross-legged. The color wasn't quite what I thought it would be based on the picture (it was a little more gray than beige), but it still looks nice. Wheels on the chair base are a huge bonus, as the other chair I was looking at didn't have wheels and was harder to move around. The base seems sturdy and I don't feel like I will tip, the legs are also more rounded which helps with hitting your toes on it. The height adjustment seems to work well. I'm not sure how long the padding in the chair will last with daily use, but for the price (around $100 when purchased), it is decent quality. Assembly was relatively easy, but attaching the backrest to the seat was a bit of a challenge because you really had to push the padding down to get the holes to line up (even with waiting to tighten the screws/adjusting the connection plate). I would buy this chair again and recommend it based on what I saw when looking in the same style/price range.

Great quality, super easy to assemble,Love the color! Wheels roll very smoothly, lift mechanism is impressive. I bought two!

I’ve tried 3 chairs in the last several years just trying to find one that works for me. Finally success! The build: Easy and doable as a single person. Yes, it’s heavy but you can do it. The manufacturing is absolutely perfect. All of the holes are properly drilled and everything aligns as it should. The instructions are well written and easy to follow. The chair: I hate chairs that roll away from you and this one does not. I’m not battling the chair just to use it. The tilt is firm but exactly how tilt should be. I feel secure and comfortable and have just the right amount of support. If I want to sit cross legged, I can. The seat is also supportive but just squishy enough to be perfect. I chose the beige and it’s really a light beige leaning towards off white. It is absolutely gorgeous!

I purchased this in January of 2024, and am writing this in November of 2024. I really loved this chair for about the first few months--it was comfortable, accommodating to my constant moving/adjusting, and very cute! However, this chair does not last. For the price of $150, it simply does not hold up. To me, a chair over $100 should have significantly better construction and resistance to wear-and-tear as compared to something in the $30-60 range. My previous chair was a $40 chair from amazon and it had similar performance to this chair. That is to say, this chair has like a 300% markup and behaves like it costs under $50. I purchased this chair because I work from home and have computer based hobbies (digital art, editing videos, playing games etc), so this chair gets a ton of use. Additionally, I bought it for the lack of arms & the wide seat, which lets me fold my legs under or sit criss-cross. I constantly adjust due to leg pain, and I am also neurodivergent so I tend to bounce my legs/rock etc. The chair has simply broken down over time. 1) The faux leather has begun to crack and has a horrific scratchy feel to it near the cracks, which is a sensory nightmare for me. 2) Multiple wheels have fallen off. I am about 5'7" and 190lbs, and the maximum recommended weight is 300lbs. I'm under the recommended weight by over 100lbs and it still has broken multiple wheels. You CAN (and I did) easily order replacements but I find it to be absurd. 3) The seat cushion has deflated from constant use. It is no longer comfortable and has flattened over time. 4) The chair does not uphold itself anymore and begins to sink randomly. Again--there is a solution (you can buy a holder that 'locks' the chair in place and keeps it from adjusting) but I will not be spending any more money trying to make this chair work. 5) The chair will repeatedly become squeaky/crackly. I have used WD40 on this chair maybe 3 or so times over the course of ownership. Overall it's still cute and I will be using since I paid so much for it, but it has degraded way faster than I predicted it to. I constantly have to lift it back up due to the perpetual sinking, the seat scratches my thighs, it's not really comfortable or cushy anymore, and it squeaks nonstop. I am very disappointed and would not repurchase or purchase something similar unless it is on clearance/sale. TL;DR: Performance similar to a mid-quality $40-60 chair. Potentially will need replacement wheels or sinking prevention ($10-20 solutions each) depending on use. Only buy if you need a temporary chair (less than a year), intend to use lightly (side hustle office, staging, etc), or if its on sale for significantly less (under $90 or so).

Silla hermosa y la compré porque se lo vi a una YouTuber y me encantó.

Es una silla muy bonita a la vista, pero realmente no cumple al cien con su función, después de cierto tiempo cansa mucho o duele la espalda, adicional a esto llevo casi 2 o 3 meses con ella y ya rechina mucho