I love this chair! It is very well built and was easy to put together. I have purchases less expensive chairs in the past that were very complicated to put together and broke within six months. I can tell this one will last me a very long time!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This office chair is a beautiful color. It has a nice supportive high back. The leather quality feels amazing and is super soft and would be easy to clean if needed. The seat is a good width making it easier to be comfortable.

Just arrived today and relatively easy to assemble....looks great....can't speak to durability at this time as I have only had it for one hour

It's great in every other way, but the wheels often get stuck at a 90 degree angle to the direction of movement, so instead of rolling smoothly, one wheel is scraping the floor.

So far it is comfortable and seems like a sturdy build. Its hard to truly say anything since I have only had it for 1 day. Seat is soft, build was simple, recline function is nice!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the luxury of executive chairs. Soft, clean feel to the leatherette. The headrest is at the perfect height. The only negative if there is one is the arm rests sit a little too high for me. It’s fine when working on the computer. There is enough room for my arms to also rest next to me so it works.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Leather Lazyboy office chair in a light tan color would look great in a professional office or at a home office. It is extremely comfortable and durable. I have one similar in my office now and I love it.

This is a good replacement for all the other knockoff office chair. It mimics the look of the Bradley but it is not quite as comfortable but far better than any other office chair I've bought recently.

Just purchased as a replacement for another LazBoy office chair with delaminated pleather seat and arms. Seems comfortable although I have only used it for a few hours so far…

I like the chair. After 6 years of light use (I'm a snow bird so only use it 6 months a year), the "leather" is peeling off the headrest and arms. It's really Bonded Leather, which is just ground-up leather scraps glued to a paper backing with a thin plastic film on top. Once that plastic film cracks from use, the "leather" peels off in flakes. Sad... Uploading a photo wouldn't work. Wish I could share it.