Big and Tall Gaming Chair 440lb Capacity - Ergonomic Office Chair with Gel-Infused Cold Cure Foam & 4D Adjustable Arms - Heavy Duty Metal Base Computer Chair for Large Gamers and Office Workers - Perfect for Long Gaming Sessions and Work From Home Comfort

So I bought this chair in April of 21, it's now Sept of 22 and I have gone through all 5 of the original wheels and the set of 5 replacements they sent me. After the first few breaks I've been fairly particular about how I sit in the chair and move around however having just reached down to pet me dog and that slight shift being the final straw to break the camel's back as it were I am now sitting on an old stool while waiting for a set of other wheels to arrive(hopefully tomorrow).So the chair is great, I say that noting I do almost no adjusting of the height of the cylinder or how the back reclines. I do fool around with the arms from time to time but I don't need it to work as a recliner. Aside from the wheels I've had 0 issues which is a welcome change from cheaper chairs I've bought at places like Staples, Office Max, Fred Meyer, etc. However while I am close to the max recommended weight I feel like the wheels could definitely be made to a higher standard as that's not something I've ever had an issue with before(aside from one particular time where too much hair and crap got wound up inside one and I just had to clear it out).I received this chair today, and I must say, I am impressed so far.I am a 6'6" man with about 270lbs on this frame. My biggest problem with chairs is the depth of the seat and the angles. When you are a tall person like me, you realize the world rarely makes things that are meant for a person of this size. I have always had to ", make do".I recently bought another chair advertised as being for a large person, but after two weeks, i quickly discovered it was not.Right out of the box on this product was its easy assembly. It took about 20 minutes with the tool provided. I didn't even need to reference the instructions. I have been in the chair for about 5 hours now since I work from home. I have been comfortable the WHOLE time. Very different than my last experience. ( I was feeling discomfort after about 2, but I was optimistic). This chair has great adjustment positions and feels very sturdy in a reclined position.I will post a follow-up in about 2 weeks.For those of you who wound up working from home (rather, those of you LUCKY ENOUGH to be able to work from home) during the pandemic, which is still ongoing as of this review: I got this chair in June 2020. I got it because my prior setup was a chair whose armrests were wrecked and the seat cushion was forget about it. I had to buy a lumbar pillow. I bought gel pads for the arm wrests. They didn't do the trick for very long.Like me, this chair is still surviving the pandemic. Read to the end for the benefits overall, but I've got new information to add:That little lever to my right that lets me recline all the way back? I'm not on cam and there is no honest reason I need to be in this meeting, time to RELAX!!!!! I also use it to change the angle of the back. Sometimes I need to be serious and upright. Mostly though, slouchers gonna slouch. Not 90° upright, but say 100° upright. Well, this chair absolutely lets you do that.Nothing has broken. I wouldn't have been mad if any of the plastic levers broke but you know what? None of them did!The chair is creaking again. I liberally applied WD 40 and it still does so. I'd welcome advice for this beyond 'completely disassemble and reassemble it'. It's been 1.5 years, I know I have the instructions somewhere, but can't I just fix this with WD 40???The unannounced USB pillow is now a cushioning foot rest for my...well, my foot. It was a free extra and I still love it. The grip gloves, which were also an unannounced extra? Still unused, but still saved.I'd pay even more for this chair then I had, none lasted this long previously. But I think by the time I have to replace this chair, I'll have to pay a lot more with a different seller because at that point we'll be living on a different planet.I received and assembled this chair 3 days prior to writing this review. I love the heck out of this chair.Some notes though:When you're putting the arms on, make sure it's the 'short' side of the arm pointing to the front. No ding to the rating, this was user error, and I didn't feel it was clear in the instructions. I'm trying to help YOU, future assembler.The chair is very creaky when you're rocking back and forth in it. On my beloved other half's advice, I gave it a couple of days before WD-40'ing the bejeezus out of it. It kills me to admit it, but she's right. Day 3, not a single sound while I'm rocking back and forth (don't you hate it when your SO is right???)At least for me, the back cushion is way better as a seat cushion. Using it (the first day) as a back cushion, it was pushing me too far forward and was falling down every time I got out of the chair. Using it as a seat cushion, I no longer need the lumbar pillow I was using in my old chair. Bear in mind, I'm in this chair for at LEAST 12 hours a day, for work and play (pandemic, working from home).There's a button built into the arm rest towards the front inner corner of the arm rest. This is the button that lets you swivel the armrest back and forth.The levers don't feel terribly sturdy, but they did the job I need them to do. The only lever I *might* need to use again is the one to lock/ unlock the rocking feature. But that will be rare, and even if it breaks (I expect it to break), I have the other lever I can use. Failing that, I'm sure I can rig something up.Oh, and the chair came with a vibrating lumbar pillow I didn't see anywhere in the item description! I haven't tried it yet, but it uses a USB connection for power. I happen to have a power strip at the computer station with USB ports, so I may try it soon. Whether or not I try it, it was an unannounced extra that pleased me to see. Also, they give you grip gloves (knitted gloves with grippy nubs on the palm side) to assemble the chair. I didn't use them, but I sure as heck saved them for future use. Just another unannounced extra that pleased me!All in all (in your face, sellers!) I would have gladly paid US$350 for this chair.