The chair offers regular comfort — the seat is a bit small, but the armrests are positioned well and the back support is good. Assembling the chair was challenging because the instructions were incomplete. Clearer and more detailed assembly directions would definitely help improve the experience.
The threaded metal parts had to be cleaned before they would engage and could be screwed in properly. The casters were tricky to install because you can’t lock them while you’re screwing them in to the bottom of the chair.
However, once it’s assembled the casters move smoothly, making it easy to reposition the chair without effort. I wouldn’t call the upholstery “chenille” which is supposed to be plush and soft. The upholstery material is quite thin, so you can see the black cover on the foam cushion underneath a bit. Although the material feels somewhat cheap, it actually works well it doesn’t retain heat while sitting, helping to avoid sweating during extended use.
Overall, it’s a medium decent chair, with some areas that could be improved, especially on in the assembly instructions.