NexHut office chair with lumbar support

Purchased this to replace and aging and failing Blue STAPLES Dexley mesh chair and so will be comparing the two as task/office chairs. Pros: Appears to be very sturdy. The "front waterfall" of the seat seems to be better curved. Goes low enough that I can reach the ground with a 27" inseam. Good lumbar support. Cons: The arms rests are slanted upward which makes it extemely uncomomfortable and non-ergonomic, especially given the hard material they are made of. The arms don't go wide enough unless you remove one of the screws to allow full range of the oval adjustment slots. The back is far to strait up and down without using shim-washers to set some small layback in the "locked" position. The foot rest is only strait out which is useless in a task chair. Full lean back is waaaay to far as a task or office chair, I would prefer to have a reasonable or adjustable stop point, especially since the seat doesn't rotate as a part of the lean back. (I don't need my office chair to be a bed) Only comes in black :) In the end I was able to make it work by transfering the arms from the old Staples chair to the new base which gives the correct elbow support and use shims to adjust the back into a usable position. I'll be keeping the chair but if I didn't have the better arms to attach or if I couldn't figure out how to adjust the locked back position this would be been a return. If I weighed under 250lb I would have recommended the Staples option as an affordable pure office chair (and it comes in blue).