921-313V80

I really like the ability to fold down the back of this chair, so one can push it underneath a desk when not in use. The down side is that one of the two buttons (one on each side of the chair) is very hard to push in. That takes more effort and thus makes it less convenient to collapse the chair. The other nice design feature is the flip-up armrests. When you don't feel like folding down the back, you can simply lift up on the armrests and slide the chair into the desk most of the way. Also, the chair is comfortable to sit in. I have not sat on it for hours on end, but I have used a variety of other office chairs, and the foam used in this chair feels like the kind I'm accustomed to that supports my weight and doesn't flatten out. I have sat in other chairs that have weak foam, and those chairs tend not to be comfortable by the end of day. Thank goodness this chair is not one of those.

Pros: Easy to assemble, lightweight, rolls well on my chair mat, comfortable arm rests, comfortable back, good value for the money, much less awkward then my previous high-back chair.Cons: Wobbles a bit from where the center pin meshes with the base, seat depth is not as deep as I would like (can't put my feet on the edge).

Easy to assemble. I like that the chair back folds down and the arms can fold up, makes things easier since I have a small space to work with. As an upgrade to the average 40$ desk chair. this was perfect.

Folds to fit perfectly under my desk so I can close my closet door.

Overall a good chair. Really light and able to fold under the desk completely which is nice to save space. Can't comment on durability since I haven't had it for too long. I don't use it for long periods of time (maybe 2-3 hours at a time) but so far decently comfortable. Needs more lumbar support and the seat isn't the softest but not too hard either. For the price it's a solid chair.

I’m not a fan. This isn’t well made, and I like the folding feature, but overall it’s not a comfortable chair.

Seat cushion needs more padding

It was very east to put together. Best ever.