Fern

+1 on a good quality computer chair that fits YOUR needs vs just an expensive chair is the key. I did months of research and settled on a Haworth Fern. Best $1500 I’ve ever spent. Granted, no chair in the world is going to be comfortable after so many hours of sitting, but having the right adjustmen

This chair is a little pricey and I'm 5 5 so your mileage may vary but I love my Haworth Zody-- cute, very comfortable! (And I can sit cross-legged comfortably.) They also have other models with more adjustments available; this one lets you adjust lumbar, arm rests, tilt and I think distance from se

But not all cases are the same. I also own a Herman Miller Aeron and a Haworth Fern, but I've also been using a fabric Titan Evo since 2020 and have put many hours into it. Every anatomy is different, but everyone I know who owns a "gaming" chair has had them for years. You can't generalize, and I'm

Seat depth is something a lot of people overlook when shopping for a long-hours chair. If it doesn't match your leg length you'll feel it in your lower back before the day's done. The Steelcase & Humanscale picks here are great but if you want more options to compare, Desky's Pinnacle is around $500

I have a Haworth Fern with extended barrel/riser. I like it, HOWEVER, I would never pay what they want for them. The agency I work for has a rather strong workplace safety/ergonomics team and got the chair for me for me.

I have the haworth fern chair and it works great. You can make a lot of adjustments to posture, arm rests, height, etc. They are pricey at about $1000, but if you have an active FB marketplace, there might be some in new/almost new condition (I looked there but ended up buying from the Haworth websi