"Office" versus "gaming" chair for home office
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One of my big hesitations is the prevalence of that mesh type backing on the Aeron and similar level chairs. I just do not find it a comfortable type of surface, especially in shorts (which is much more common in a home office...)
The HM Embody chair looks more promising but is nearly twice the cost of an already-expensive Aeron.
I can usually get 3-4 years or more out of a ~$200 chair from office max/depot. I could see maybe doubling that for a higher quality chair, but not adding $1000+ to the cost.
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The choice of a chair is quite an important choice because you will have to sit on it for more than one hour and as you know when a person is sitting on his back the biggest load is coming so you need to choose the table wisely. When I chose the chair I compared the pros and cons [spammy link was here]. Therefore, I advise you to find out everything from specialists and decide.
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I sit in front of my computer for hours because of my job specifics and in recent days get tired soon after i begin working. i think the matter is my uncomfy chair and its time to change it to spcecial chair maybe to leather one. How much may it cost?
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i need not necessarily office chair but something that would fit namely me my bodyshape and my preferecnes, my notebook stands on the platform so i need the chair to be regulated
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@Black1Star7 For me, I can only discourage you from buying a "gaming" chair. Most - if not all of them - that I came across and tested lacked basic ergonomic features. Like simple things as leaning back with far less back pressure as to hold your weight or most annoyingly having seat & backrest going back together and thus having the seat press on the underside of your thighs. A thing every half-assed ergonomic office chair can do, none of those 300$+ super gaming chairs do right. Had ordered 2 brands and tested two others: with all of them the seat and backrest tilt backwards together and applied pressure to your thighs.
I'd go for an office chair that has good armrests that can be adjusted to the right height, side distance and can be pushed back if you sit directly on your desk so to not interfere. Also I'd go for those seats with "ergo-tops" or whatever the brand is calling it. It's this kinda "wobbly" behavior that your seat behaves a bit like those medical sitting balls. Takes a bit to like it but actually helps you to not sit that straight or cramped for hours always jiggling and keeping you mobile :)
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I recommend Reclining gaming office chairs of Ficmax, super comfortable and feels like good quality material was used to make it. The massage pillow is a nice bonus and the assembly was pretty easy too.
The one thing I wished companies did was make chairs like this for short people as well, but overall it's a great chair -
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@lauraa do you maybe know a website where you can buy second hand chairs or anything?
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Actually it's depend on comfortability and usability of chair. Fit and comfort are obviously subjective with chairs. Personally i use VERTAGEAR P-LINE PL6000 heavy chair. Using it over a year now with daily use and I'm very happy with it.
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Here is review on best gaming chair https://www.gamespace.com/all-articles/news/best-gaming-chairs-for-big-tall-gamers/
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This thread is just spam at this point. Locking it.
