- Do the armrests really flip up?
- Yes. Both armrests fold up out of the way, so the chair can slide fully under a desk. They are not adjustable for height or angle when down.
- Is it good for all-day sitting?
- It suits a few hours at a time. The padding is firm and the faux leather does not breathe well, so heavy all-day sitters may want a mesh chair instead.
- Does it recline and lock?
- The back reclines, but the tilt is basic and does not lock at set angles. Height adjusts with a lever under the seat.
- What is the weight capacity?
- Bestier lists a capacity in the product manual; check the listing for the exact figure. The metal base and gas lift handle typical adult weights.
- How hard is assembly?
- Most buyers put it together in under an hour with the included tools. The base, gas lift, seat and back bolt together in a few steps.
- Will it fit a small home office?
- Yes. The flip-up arms and swivel base make it easy to push under a desk, which is its main advantage over fixed-arm chairs.
- Where is the Bestier Ergonomic Office Chair 37.01 in W with Flip-Up Arms cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $89.52, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bestier Ergonomic Office Chair 37.01 in W with Flip-Up Arms?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Lowe's, Newegg, Best Buy.