The chairs were purchased for just under 40 euros each (around 150 euros for the set of four). They have the exact color as shown in the photos online. The positives: they sit relatively stable on the floor, they are lightweight, and they come in good packaging. They have a nice appearance. The negatives, in my opinion, are quite significant: the exterior fabric covering feels like thin, hard plastic. In the summer, it will make someone feel hot and the texture is poor. The fabric's durability is also poor. The worst part is that the assembly design is frustrating. While it appears easy to assemble (a few simple steps), in practice it is not. Especially when trying to attach the cushion to the chair. Firstly, the base of the chair came with terrible construction and finishing, just like all Chinese-made products (the materials were unevenly cut, poorly made, and held together with staples). The funny thing is that each of the four chairs in the set had a different color of the inner plastic (dirty from the manufacturing process)! Light blue, gray, black, and off-white. It's as if they were recycled old chairs. Of course, this is not noticeable when the cushion is placed on top, but it shows how unacceptable the materials used are. And let's talk about the cushion... It is thin, although the padding appeared thick, but it's not... Firstly, it could have come pre-assembled on the chair, but it doesn't... It is held in place on the chair with two small screws (included). There should have been four screws because if one support accidentally breaks, the cushion will wobble... but as I said, it's cheap... The worst part is the assembly. I had to use the larger screws provided as a guide (first screwing in the back slightly and then the front so you can see where you're screwing) because otherwise, you have to press the cushion extremely hard (it's flat while the base of the chair is curved, so they don't align) onto the chair base and blindly find the holes. After tightening the cushion completely (with screws twice as long!!!! unscrew one first to be able to screw in the smaller one meant for there), the fabric of the cushion sags a bit due to the design... Be careful one by one... As for the rest: the middle support screw of the frame is larger than it should be and protrudes above the chair base (if you tighten it, the support loosens). Also, the legs should have some support between them with cheap metal plates (costing at most 1 euro) to prevent them from breaking under weight in the future... but that would cost them too much!!! Finally, the top edges of the legs touch the fabric and plastic of the chair base, which over time will cause the plastic to break or the fabric to tear. This is also due to the poor design of the leg cuts at the top, which do not follow the curve of the chair base! To protect against this damage, I stuck thin adhesive tape (which of course doesn't cost much) between the chair base and the legs that touch the chair (in the blind, invisible part, of course). I should note that this is not the first time I have assembled chairs or furniture in general. There are visually similar chairs on the market that are more affordable. I believe the ones without fabric covering are better... Even if the leather ones wear out... Personally, I would not buy them again. Only the final result is worth it. Will they withstand over time? I don't think so. Simply with 150 euros, you can get better ones in terms of quality and assembly time, without any patents for material and design flaws. That simple!