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Staples Dexley Ergonomic Mesh Swivel Task Chair (3 Colors) on sale as listed below.
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Available:- Staples
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Gray (UN61365) $149.99
- Blue (UN59375V) $149.99
- Staples via Walmart
- Blue (UN59375V) $141.08
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Fast and Precise by Staples via Amazon
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Gray (UN61365) $149.99
- Staples, Inc. via Best Buy
- Black (UN56946) $149.99
- Gray (UN61365) $149.99
- Blue (UN59375V) $149.99
- Staples Business via Walmart
Product Details:- Overall dimensions: 45.3"-50.8"H x 28.2"W x 28.6"D; Seat dimension: 16.61-20.31" H x 20.16"W x 18.35" D; Back dimensions: 25.43" H x 19.17" W
- Arms with adjustable height allow you to fit the chair to your body
- Features a swivel-tilt mechanism, 3-position tilt lock, and a tension knob that allows you to adjust the resistance of the chair for reclining, making it easier or harder to recline back
- Features adjustable seat height, height- and angle-adjustable headrest, lumbar support, tilt tension, and tilt lock
- Rated for up to 275 lbs. based on a 5-10 hour workday
- Meets or exceeds ANSI/BIFMA standards
Community Reviews
The Staples Dexley is a wide mesh task chair that fits taller or broader builds better than the Hyken, with a cool back, adjustable arms, headrest, lumbar support, and enough basic ergonomic adjustments for daily work. Long-term use runs from several years to nearly a decade, and Staples warranty support has covered replacement arms, shocks, and other parts with little hassle. The main knocks are the lack of independent tilt lock and a seat that can feel smaller or less reclined than expected. It reads as a solid work chair for bigger frames, especially when warranty coverage matters.
Common Questions (4)
The chair has a 5-year no-questions-asked warranty, and some purchases may have had 7 years depending on timing. Staples has also replaced worn arms and even a failed shock quickly, so the warranty can cover major parts without hassle.
Dexley has a wider seat, longer back, and better headrest, making it a better fit for people over about 5'10" or 180 pounds. Hyken is narrower and its headrest can hit the neck on taller users unless modified or removed.
It has a 3-position tilt lock, but it does not lock in a reclined position the way some users expect. The chair can feel like it requires constant pressure when leaned back, which makes it better as a work chair than a lounge chair.
Yes, the $150 Dexley deal can be stacked with a $15 off first-order Staples coupon. That can drop the effective price further if you qualify as a first-time Staples customer.
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They used to have a 7 year warranty, now it is 5 year warranty.
The arms on the chairs got nasty after about 4-5 years, and was about to toss the chairs. But I contacted Staples warranty, and sent pictures of the torn up arms, and they sent out new arms for both chairs in about 3 days. Also had one of the shocks blow out on one after like 6 years, contacted warranty again and they send out a new shock.
No questions asked, no hassle warranty on these has been my experience.
Mesh and wide since I have wide shoulders and I'm 6'. Mesh to keep the back cool and wide so I can comfortably rest my arms. That's all I need, and yet dexley is the only thing out there.
The chair quality itself is a 6/10. Get the extended warranty, 3 years if you can. I did for my first dexley, now I'm on my second, and possibly my third soon. Trust me, it's worth the extra money.
They already have a 5 year no-questions-asked warranty, and depending how long ago you got them, they might even have a 7 year warranty.
If it's hassle free, go ahead, but from my personal experience, the one you purchase provides money back, not just replacement parts, regardless of what happened to the chair.
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Hyken is a lot better than this...
Hyken has a narrow seat, narrow back, and headrest sits very low and hits you in the neck if you are more than about 5'10" (unless you do the "Hyken Headrest Mod" you can find online, or don't install the headrest).
Dexley has a wide seat, longer back, better headrest. For people over 5'10" or over about 180 pounds, the Hyken would be very uncomfortable for someone tall or heavy.
For what it's worth, my advice would be:
Hyken = best for people under 5'10" and under 180 pounds.
Dexley = best for people over 5'10" and over 180 pounds.
Depends. I have two of each.
Hyken has a narrow seat, narrow back, and headrest sits very low and hits you in the neck if you are more than about 5'10" (unless you do the "Hyken Headrest Mod" you can find online, or don't install the headrest).
Dexley has a wide seat, longer back, better headrest. For people over 5'10" or over about 180 pounds, the Hyken would be very uncomfortable for someone tall or heavy.
For what it's worth, my advice would be:
Hyken = best for people under 5'10" and under 180 pounds.
Dexley = best for people over 5'10" and over 180 pounds.
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Hyken is a lot better than this...
The Hyken is worse BUT THE HYKEN PRO destroys them both. I sat in one and it has tilt-lock and a slightly bigger cushioned seat instead of mesh and more adjustments you can do.
I dont know if the Hyken XL is better than the PRO though.
This one is mesh, Leap is not.
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