Hyken

I also have a significant back issue and needed a chair with lower back and neck support. I got one online from Staples that was $300. You do not need a Herman Miller chair. Find a reasonably priced chair and ask about whether it would be possible to buy it given your back issues. You may still have

If you want to try having the machine in/near your lap, then look into lap boards/desks built for office chairs. They simply rest on the arms but this lets you look at the $100-200 range of office chairs. I like the Staples Hyken.

J'ai deux Hyken du Staples / Bureau en gros à la maison et je les adores. Elle tombe souvent en spécial, alors garde un oeil sur le site ou la circulaire.

Yeah bro that's what you need to fix, not the desk lol. My advice is to avoid "gaming" chairs and just buy a mesh office chair. I bought the staples hyken for like 120$ and I've had it for like 5 years. It's overall pretty durable and comfy aside from the cushion at the front that's kinda messed up.

When buying used, remember that people often repair them with knockoff parts to quickly resell them. Theres a huge aftermarket of cheap parts that are lower quality. I’d recommend going to an office supply store to tryout a couple different brands. You can at least see if some are a complete no go.

https://www.staples.com/union-scale-flexfit-dexley-ergonomic-mesh-swivel-task-chair-black-un56946/product_24398921?cid=EM:ordconfrm::sku&&rdrct301=true This is the chair I've been using since March of 2022, as basic as one gets for the most part. I no longer use the tilt feature and lock my chair in

I have had issues with the last few chairs and then got a new one at staples ( hyken ) and has resolved all the chair and sitting issues.

For the Hyken right? I love this chair I've had it for years. Which customer service did you use? Staples?

The best gaming chairs are not gaming chairs. Gaming chairs are overpriced, uncomfortable, and often poorly made. I bought a few before I learned my lesson - including a Secret Lab Titan - and I strongly advise against buying anything marketed to gamers with the exception of the Harmon Miller Logite

Coming from a ~10yr old Staples Hyken, I can relate - anything relatively expensive would have been a substantial upgrade. While I am curious about the fit of the Embody, I doubt I'm missing out on much given how there's not a strong consensus among chair enthusiasts of which one is the best option.