SteelcaseSeries 2 Office Chair - Ergonomic Work Chair with Wheels for Carpet - with Back Support, Weight-Activated Adjustment & Arm Support - Adjustable Rolling Chairs for Desk - Licorice

I bought a leather office chair during COVID for about $250 or so. It's soft, has a lot of cushioning, and is fine for sitting back to read a book. But, it's not wearing terribly well and it's also really uncomfortable at my desk given the rest of the desk's ergonomics. I researched top rated office chairs and Steelcase models consistently were near or at the top most ratings. I was tempted by the Gesture but went with the Series 2 at half the price. I have zero regrets. This is a terrific chair. Excellent back support, comfortable seating, and myriad adjustments. It takes about 5 minutes to assemble with no tools and the build quality is very good. Highly recommended.

At the beginning of the pandemic, thinking WFH would only last for a few weeks, I "splurged" and bought myself a $50 desk chair! Two years and one aching back later, I decided it was time for an upgrade, but couldn't bring myself to spend the really big bucks on the top of the line Steelcase or Herman Miller chairs. It's only been one day but so far I am very satisfied with this much less expensive (but still not cheap!) choice. It seems like one of Steelcase's entry level ergonomic choices, but it's very solid and really does seem to have a comfortable seat, supportive back (with an adjustable lumbar support), and nice adjustable padded armrests. With the help of the assembly video on Amazon's website, putting it together was easy, and only took a few minutes. The adjustment instructions that come with the chair are easy to follow and allow you to kind of customize the chair to fit your size and preferences. It really makes a big difference. So far so good!

I like the chair and it is good. However I take one star off because of price variance over time. The price of this chair fluctuate a lot. It is an expensive chair and I guess that the quality should be good and stable. However after I purchase it the price goes from $540 to $700. How come the same chair price vary this much in two weeks ? Is this priced by bitcoin ?

I love this chair, it is extremely comfortable, and has tons of adjustments that can be made, good value for the price

I've now had this chair for little over two years now and started running into problems with right after the year long mark. Aside from the seat itself not being comfy in the slightest, the arms on my chair at that base broke off. After looking at them a lil more, the material made around the arms and the screws going into the base are flimsy and overall terribly made and put together. Would not recommend this chair for anyone that spends a decent amount of time in it

First, I was a bit nervous. Didn't see the box of screws and nuts that always come with things like computer tables and chairs. Nothing. Searched really well... Then went on the internet and watched the instructions... No screws, nuts... just snap together. Great. We use this chair in our conference rooms at work so I am familiar with how comfortable they are. I've got the model up from this one at my desk at work, but couldn't see enough difference in how they feel, when I am at work, to justify spending more. This is just great for the home office and for gaming after hours. Comfortable, supportive, light weight, and the mesh back will really keep me from sticking to the chair in the hot summer months. Love the Steelcase chair i have at work, and now at home.

The chair is just what I was looking for.It exceeded my expectations. I love it.

Honestly the chair is fine. It's comfortable and good looking, but that's about where the positivity ends. I had a horrendous time with my purchase and assembly (and disassembly) of the chair. There are other reviews that outline the same issues I had.First actually focusing on this chair and then my terrible experience below...There just aren't a lot of features on this chair for something that costs close to $600. There is no locking recline, the lumbar support doesn't do much, the chair feels solid but cheap at the same time. Honestly, I would not recommend this chair to anyone. Instead save a few hundred dollars and buy and a brand without the name, because that's all you are getting here. You are simply paying for the name. Especially if you are not 100% set on this chair, because if you want to return it...well, read below.On my first chair the switch to raise/lower the chair was broken, so I asked for a replacement and needed to ship back my first order. GOOD LUCK try to disassemble this chair to ship it back. I spent HOURS trying to disassemble it only to give up and eventually tape multiple XL boxes together because the chair was too large to fit into a single and it needed to be "packaged" in order to return it. The replacement chair I received then had a different part that was broken on it (the switch to lock the sliding seat in place). Luckily I just decided to Frankenstein the working part from my original chair with the new one that I received before I had the mailed back the broken chair.Overall, just don't bother with this chair. There are cheaper brands that look just as nice with better features available.