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Best computer chair/office chair
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I like the range of postures for the Gesture. It is very unusual to find a chair that will cover all those positions.
I like the range of postures for the Gesture. It is very unusual to find a chair that will cover all those positions.
- Aug 30, 2012
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A few years ago I was in a visit to my friend, he called me to see where he is working. 3 chars were in his office, and he insisted me to sit in his chair. So much comfortableness and sturdiness in one simple chair. Back then I wasn't aware that a chair can be that much expensive, and the first time I heard of Herman Miller, cannot recall the model...
- Apr 17, 2016
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I bought this one a few years ago: Amazon.com: WorkPro Quantum 9000 Series Ergonomic Mesh Mid-Back Chair, Black: Kitchen & Dining and I recommend it completely.
Nice materials and ergonomics with a very reasonable price. Check it out
I suppose they change name's company, mine is a Realspace.
Nice materials and ergonomics with a very reasonable price. Check it out
I suppose they change name's company, mine is a Realspace.
- Dec 29, 2014
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Herman Miller, Knoll, Charles Eames, others from the 1940s through 1960s can be worth a small fortune. Certain early bookcases can sell upwards of $40,000. Same with early Euro designers. Finn Juhl, UMS Pastoe, Rasmussen, Mogens Koch... too many to list.
The collector market for the early stuff is bonkerz. A chair can be more valuable than a Ferrari.
Makes $1,500 for a new chair of the same design and original manufacturer seem like a bargain.
- Aug 30, 2012
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If the job requires a full-time sitting then a good investment in the chair must be an imperative. I think that people don't pay too much attention but it is as important as the bed where you sleep.
You shouldn't be sitting for that long.
If you sat for 2 hours, 4 hours or 10 hours, you should find a seat comfortable and supportive not based on price. See other replies for the best solution.
- Jul 3, 2015
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When I went to the show room, the only chair I felt was comfortable was a super cheap one, with hard plastic arms. I put towels on the arms (eventually my wife sewed ingenious "sleeves" that hold the towels on the chair's arms) and I have been using it for years and years. It seems like it will live forever.
Money does not always buy you happiness, at least when it comes to chairs.
Money does not always buy you happiness, at least when it comes to chairs.
The chair's quality doesn't matter, the goal is to have the hot babe massaging you while working on the computer
I am using High back Mesh chair, before I was using slide chair. Due to improper back support I use to get back pain and I always complained about it to my father. So one day he asked me to view online about the mesh chair and I did check for it. I listed out the advantages of it and most importantly due to high back rest, the back pain issue will be solved. So I ended up buying High back mesh chair.
- Nov 19, 2014
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- Aug 3, 2013
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Sorry I guess I am late to reply here. But as I gone through the chair you listed and ordered, It seems to lack lumbar support which is a crucial ergonomic feature for any chair.
Without a Lumbar support I wouldn't call it a chair. I took myself in discovery of variety of chairs for my purpose and I came to this: Mika Study Chair - Urban Ladder
Believe it or not, this is the best decision I made in setting up my workspace. It has all the necessary and fancy features which are essential for a chair to be ergonomic.
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