Waiting Room Chairs with Wheels, Adjustable Mesh Backrest, Desk Chair with Ergonomic Lumbar Support and Thickened Seats Cushion, 4 Pack Black

I bought 2 to check them out. Assembly was quick and easy, 7 screws total, and other pieces "pop" together. Chairs were sturdy and comfortable so I ordered 4 more. Quickly assembled 2 of them and then found a factory defect when I got to the 3rd one. Contacted the company through Amazon, they responded the next day, they were polite and easy to deal with. After sending some photos they told me to throw it away and sent me replacement. The 4th one went right together and so did the replacement when it arrived. Great chairs and great customer service.

very sturdy and comfortable

I ordered one "STACKABLE" wheeled chair to test with our group. People liked their comfort, design, good seating area and light weight.They require a bit of assembly and once this is done, there's no way to disassemble them. After having several chairs to test, there is NO WAY TO STACK THEM! I contacted the DOZZZ Home to ask advice about this.They worked with me and issued a GENEROUS refund but if you need STACKABLE chairs with wheels, these AREN'T it. But DOZZZ Home is a reputable seller.HOWEVER, 1 of the chairs failed within 6 months. The reply I got was well we gave you a refund. Yes they did, but that ISN'T THE POINT. The product was FAULTY and therefore worthless. AVOID THIS SELLER.

The media could not be loaded. Very sturdy, the back support tilts, the wheels are very smooth even on the rug…my autistic son loves it. Very easy to put together, I highly recommend it

I'm tired of those pneumatic pistons giving out on the normal swivel office chairs. This kind of chair solves that problem. And this particular one seems to do the job well. The frame feels sturdy, and the labels say it has been tested up to 275 pounds (I'm about 215, so I'm hoping that's enough margin).The assembly was simple but did require some muscle to get the pieces together. They provide a mallet to help with bits of that.Now that I've had the chair for a couple days and have sat in it to work from home, I think I like it more than a new swivel chair. The seat is firmer (probably good for my back), and the backrest feels supportive and comfortable. I think it'll help my posture. This is also kind of a warning for anyone who is specifically looking for the kind of chair you sink into, and it cradles you... this is not that kind of chair.The last thing I'll mention is the wheels, but this is the same thing to consider on all office chairs that come with the standard plastic casters. I recommend buying some of those rubbery ones that look like rollerblade wheels. I did, and I love how it moves.Edit (25 days after purchase): I added some pictures to the review. One shows the hinge for the backrest to tilt in an unbroken state. The other one is of the broken hinge. I am at my desk; I leaned back; I heard the snapping noise; and there it was. I have not been putting undue stress on it. I admit I have kids that like to climb in the chair with me so there might be an extenuating circumstance there but none of their climbing was rough and didn't cause sudden pressure.Maybe I got unlucky with a fluke bad hinge. Under normal use though I wouldn't expect something like this to happen. I do really like this chair. Just need to figure out what to do about that hinge breaking.

The chair worked out great

I specifically searched for chairs that are stackable. These chairs showed up in my search but they are not stackable. It is impossible to return them because once you hammered them together you can't ever take them apart again. Other than that they are functional and sturdy.

Very good chair, comfortable, sturdy, versatile for office or dining lol. I got this chair for my 93yrs mom when she’s eating easy to swivel her where I need her, of course it has wheel someone had to hold the chair.