Efomao Fabric Office Chair - Big and Tall Executive Chair with 400 lb Weight Capacity, High Back Ergonomic Design & Footrest - Black - Perfect for Home Office, Gaming, and Back Pain Relief

I recently needed to upgrade from a dining chair to an actual computer chair now that my daughter is doing homeschooling and doing zoom with a friend who moved away as well as getting into gaming. Previously the small amount of work that I had to do for my business on the computer didn't need anything fancy. Since the computer is getting used a lot more and for 2 to 4 hours at a time, it really really needed to be ergonomic and comfortable. I also couldn't spend a crazy amount on a $400+ chair. After spending hours reading reviews and looking at listings and getting thoroughly confused, I finally turned to a Facebook group I'm a part of that has a lot of gamers. I asked them what they used and if they like it or what they change. I got three recommendations, and this was one of the three. The person who recommended it to me said it was the best and most comfortable chair that they had ever used. They liked that it had a nice wide seat because she would cross her legs in the chair, and I liked that because I am a large person. She also said that the footrest was actually functional unlike a cheaper chair that she had gotten previously which just would not stay up when using the foot rest. The chair came today, and I have to say it is very cushy. It took me approximately half an hour to 40 minutes to put together, and that includes me using the wrong bolts in one section and having to take them out to put in the proper ones. My daughter also interrupted me a couple of times to ask a question, so it's entirely possible I could have gotten it done in 20 minutes. I did have to lay the back/seat down once I got it assembled in order to set it on the base with wheels because it is fairly heavy once you get it all together. I'm not entirely a fan that the piston just sits in the wheeled base and then the seat and back just sit on top of that, so there is no permanent attachment at all for those specific pieces. You can simply lift the chair off of the base and then lift the piston out of the base. Hopefully that won't be too much of an issue, but I could see it being irritating when moving it or something like that. Otherwise, it feels pretty sturdy as well as being well padded. It rolls very smoothly and easily. The adjustments for the arms were easy and smooth. I think my daughter might have a little bit of trouble reaching the recline lever. I'll try to remember to amend the review after we've been using it for a while, but so far I'm very happy with the purchase.