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The Ikea Markus is shit. If it's fits you out of the box that's great, but for the majority of users having an adjustable base, adjustable arm rests and adjustable lumbar support is a requirement so chairs actually fit us.

Ikea Markus. Skip anything with the gaming label, office chairs are infinitely more comfortable. The arms are easily removed for simming, originally why I got it. r/OfficeChairs

cause it really is the ultimate gaming chair, else you can find ikea markus mesh type, adjustable handrest.

I bought my sibling this very nice featherlite chair. They are manufacturers whose chairs are used in offices of other chair manufacturers. Best in India. On the other hand, if you can live with non adjustable armrests, the IKEA Markus chair is very good. I have that in my office.

I hate it. I used it at work. I like my own Secretlab Titan gaming chair more. Or any gaming chair that allows armrest adjustments and more tilting features than the Ikea Markus.

I just use an office chair from Ikea. JÄRVFJÄLLET , to be precise. No complaints. There is a cheaper MARKUS chair, and the difference is mine has adjustable armrests. If Markus' fixed armrest length fits you, you can go for that instead. But also, it's important how you sit. Most health professional

I have an Ikea desk (120cm wide) the 80cm is a bit of a struggle with 2 monitors. I think it was £25 for the desk and around £2.50 for each leg. The desk isn’t solid wood though so you can’t put your full body weight on it etc but they have not failed me yet a they are so cheap. I also use no monito

Chair looks sick. Mine is the IKEA Markus, which I bought in 2008 and is still like new save for the logical worn out on arms and headrest but honestly nothing too noticeable, really. It has proved a beast. It's just a few weeks ago the shaft has started showing signs of fatigue and I have found mys

i ran into the same issue finding a tall-friendly chair in Europe without breaking the bank. tbh, at that price point and your height, the IKEA Markus is the go-to recommendation. it has a high back, headrest, and adjustable arms, and it's widely available in the Netherlands. Another option is the C

The Embody definitely isn't for everyone, especially if you want to lounge. I switched to a generic ergonomic mesh chair from a local shop after my back started killing me in a "racing" style seat. If you're leaning toward Ikea, the Markus is a classic for a reason, though the armrests are a bit sti