I bought it in the light blue color, firstly to "break up" the plain black, secondly because it matches my space, and thirdly because blue is my favorite color.
It seems quite good, sturdy construction with plastic and metal where needed, mainly at the base with the wheels. The recline has an adjustment (easy/soft, or tighter "lying back"), it also has adjustments on the armrests that support the arms (up/down, forward/backward, and rotation) which are very convenient in texture.
The height (along with the recline) locks in any position you want, and this is very useful, especially for the recline (e.g., you can "lie back" and lock it so you don't "fall" forward).
The headrest is also adjustable (up/down, and tilt angle).
The footrest (which extends forward) I would only like to feel sturdier, but it is plastic... Its base is of course metal, but as soon as you put your feet on the plastic footrest, you have a slight fear you might break it if you ever put too much force/weight on it.

Overall, it is recommended, and it is an awesome chair for office and computer use!
Also, it never makes any noises, creaks, etc., nothing that would indicate danger or fear of damage.
Now time will tell...

I bought it about 3 days ago and I will share my first impressions. It's the first time I got a chair with this kind of fabric (mesh), I always used to get leatherette for about the same price or even cheaper, so I will compare it based on my experience with the previous 5-6 leather chairs I've owned in my life.
-Assembly, relatively easy. One negative, the Allen tool included, after tightening 6-7 screws it almost became round and I continued with my own Allen key, because it would have ruined the screws as well. It didn't grip well.
-Comfort and body position. If you want to sit forward to surf and type, it's very good and with proper posture, lumbar support, better than the classic leatherette for the same money. If you want to lean back and watch a movie, I would prefer my previous leatherette chair, it was softer and more comfortable for reclining. Also, I like to sit cross-legged on the chair, it's possible but not as convenient compared to a leatherette, because the seat is narrower and harder.
-The height of the chair. I'm 1.68m and at the lowest position I can just about touch the floor normally, so it doesn't bother me, but for someone shorter it might be a problem.
-The armrests are adjustable in height and can rotate right-left, very good and convenient.
-The headrest can be adjusted a little forward or backward, but it doesn't matter much because if you lean your head back, it goes all the way back.
-The footrest. It's as I expected, plastic but durable, doesn't seem to break easily. I would have preferred a softer material to rest my feet on, but it doesn't bother me. When fully extended, it reaches up to the ankles (reminder: I'm 1.68m).
One NEGATIVE, which I imagine just happened to me, the knob underneath that adjusts how hard or soft the tilt back is, whether I tighten or loosen it, makes no difference to the tilt. In short, it's broken. I didn't make an issue of it because I'm satisfied with how easily the chair reclines and I didn't want to go through the process of sending it back, plus you can lock it at the tilt angle you want.
I give it 4 stars, not taking into account the broken knob I got.
As for durability, when the chair gives out, I'll let you know.

UPDATE: 1 year later, it's just as I got it. Very durable. However, when I buy a chair again, I will definitely prefer leather. More comfortable.

So, I always found gaming chairs a bit non-ergonomic and uncomfortable for long-term use, especially when it comes to heat. So I went for mesh. This particular chair, while it has a very low price for chairs similar to these (which usually go for 300+), is very comfortable and for me value for money given that it's hard to find a cheaper one at this quality.

The backrest and seat are made of mesh that allows your skin to breathe, the armrests are fully adjustable, moving forward, backward, and swiveling left, right.

It reclines nicely and slowly without throwing you back and combined with the (cheap) footrest, it makes it very convenient and relaxing!

The legs are metallic with 5 spokes and thick.

Let's get to the negatives though:
- It is completely plastic! While assembling it, I often wondered if something would last over time. Especially the footrest, while the rods that come out are metallic, the support itself is made of flexible plastic which I have no idea how it will hold up. Also, the cylindrical safety for the rods is also plastic, which surprised me. Generally, the whole chair is plastic except for the reclining mechanism and the legs which are metallic.

- The maximum height is a bit short (about half a meter, maybe a bit less). It doesn't go high enough, so with tall desks you can't do much and also what bothered me is that you can't easily put your feet under the chair (to rest your feet) as it's low and they don't fit.

Finally, nowhere is a weight limit mentioned but I can confidently say that it's not suitable for people over 110 kilos.

In any case, as with all my reviews, I will update every few months or as soon as something negatively affects my experience.

At this stage, I can't give it less than 5 as it hasn't caused me any problems directly.

I am attaching the assembly instructions in a photo.