For the money, it is very good. It was easy to assemble and very comfortable and soft for as long as I sit on it. Also, it is very lightweight. It doesn't seem like a construction that can withstand years of daily use, but for the money spent, I don't think anyone will be left dissatisfied.

I upgraded from a kitchen chair to this one. Clearly, one is in a different class than the other, but I still have a few observations to make.
1. A screw was missing from the package. The instructions say to use 2 6x25mm screws for the headrest and 4 of the same to attach the armrests to the back. However, there are only 5 of those included. I used 1 6x25 mm and one 6x20 mm, and the headrest was secured properly.
2. The adjustment of the headrest is not stable at all; it keeps falling.
3. You need to screw the base with the same force everywhere; otherwise, the seat is not stable.
4. The back does not recline; it is not meant for much strain.

Edit 08/23/2024: I have had the chair for six months and I have a few more things to add.
1. The headrest no longer falls as easily.
2. Like all chairs with wheels, this one also leaves dirt on the floor.
And the most important of all:
3. The base broke!!! The one time I sat down abruptly, causing the hydraulic mechanism to drag on the floor when I sit in the chair.

I’m not exactly a super fit person, but I’m not 120 kilos either, as advertised as the maximum weight limit.