Series 1

i feel you on the sore back after full days. the branch chair is decent for $300 but the steelcase series 1 at $500 is worth the jump - way better lumbar and seat cushion that doesnt flatten. also check out the sihoo m18 around $250 or the clatina mellet if you want a headrest. what helped me was ge

I bought a Steelcase Series 1 chair as my sewing chair; it wasn't cheap but they delivered it to my house. Almost any good office chair without arms would work. What you want to check: Lumbar support Seat pan depth (how wide the seat is from front to back so your back and butt are against the back o

Ha sokat használod, nem érdemes spórolni vele. Ergonómikus széket kell nézni, hátad meghálálja. Nekem steelcase series 1 van, ma talán black friday miatt akciósan is meg lehet venni.

I'd recommend finding a deal on a pre-owned Herman Miller Aeron or Steelcase Leap from a local warehouse or seller. I have an Embody and Leap v2; and used to have a Steelcase Series 1 ($499) and they were all great. I used to deal with lower back issues and found that most office chairs you can find

I have a bad back and use a Herman Miller Aeron desk chair and love it. It’s comfortable on my back, and the material it’s made out of is really breathable and doesn’t make you sweaty if it’s hot. Luckily my employer was moving offices and decided they didn’t want to pay to move all the furniture an

If you’re doing long editing/gaming sessions, prioritize lumbar support + adjustable armrests over “gaming chair” looks. The Desky Coilflex is solid for the price, but people also highly recommend the Branch Ergonomic Chair and Steelcase Series 1 around that budget. If possible, try mesh-backed chai

honestly go with a good ergonomic office chair over the Corsair. gaming chairs look cool but the bucket seat and stiff padding wreck your back after a few hours. i ran into this same choice last year. for $600 you can get something like the Clatina Mellet or a used Steelcase Series 1 - both have adj

i was in the same spot last year with a grand to spend. secretlabs are fine but the foam is pretty firm. for that budget you can actually get a steelcase series 1 new or a used leap v2. also check the ergochair pro - it's right at $900 and has better lumbar than secretlab. herman miller sayl is anot

same boat at 5'10 with short torso. the key is seat depth adjustment so your knees get proper support without the backrest hitting too high. from your list, Steelcase Series 1 is solid because the seat slides forward/back and the backrest adjusts up/down separately. i'd skip the Branch for your heig

ngl the branch is decent but steelcase series 1 is a real upgrade - the seat foam and lumbar actually hold up past 6 months. i'd also throw Staples Ayalon into the mix around $400, it's basically a poor man's leap. if you can stretch to $550, Steelcase Series 2 gives you adjustable lumbar depth whic