Flash Furniture Beverly Mid-Back Apple Green Mesh Padded Swivel Task Office Chair with Chrome Base

All as described

I couldn't really tell if this chair would be a good fit from the reviews, so I'm adding this review in case it helps other people. I am a male, 5'2 tall, 115 pounds, with a slim build.Finding a comfortable office chair can be challenging for someone with my proportions. Before shelling out a signficant amount of money on an ergonomic chair, I thought I'd try this chair as the reviews suggested that this might be a good fit. There wasn't too much information, but the cost of the chair was low enough that I wanted to take the risk.I am happy to report that the chair is comfortable as long as the correct ergonomic sitting position is observed. I sit as as far back in the chair and with my feet planted firmly on the floor (no footrest neccessary), with the feet slightly forward of the knees. There is sufficient gap between the seat and the knee fold (the gap is the size of a balled fist). The seat height is important - too high or too low and there is knee pain or pain in the glutes. There is sufficient back support for me.Like others have found, the chair was quite squeaky, and it took me several bolt retightening sessions at the start to remove the squeeks. I have not owned the chair long enough to come to any conclusions about long-term robustness in this area.My only disappointment in the short time I have owned this chair is the colour. I ordered "Apple Green" but the shade is much lighter than advertised. In retrospect I should have ordered the blue coloured chair.

Chair is comfortable but surprised me that it has wheels that only move when you're sat on the chair, not sure I like this and it's not mentioned in the description.

Firstly the wheels don't work but secondly, the chair tilts to one side. The part that connects the chair to the plate below isn't parallel. Checked it with a spirit level and it's a couple of degrees out but enough to make it feel lopsided. Shame as it's a nice looking chair. To get a replacement part you have to call the US - which will probably cost me as much as the frigging chair. Ah well, you buy cheap, you get cheap.