ErgoChair Pro

$300 new is kinda the tough zone tbh, most stuff there is hit or miss. I’d either grab something decent as a stopgap or keep an eye out for deals or refurbs. if you can stretch a bit, some model like the autonomous ergochair pro usually drops close enough during sales and feels like a safer long ter

yeah same shift here. used to obsess over gear, now it’s more about whether I can sit there for hours without getting annoyed. a decent chair made way more difference than swapping peripherals ever did. my autonomous ergochair pro isnt flashy at all but once it’s dialed in you kinda stop thinking ab

Coming back for my recent upgrade! Original post:https://www.reddit.com/r/Minimal_Setups/comments/1nhfwvh/my_work_at_home_setup/ Updated setup list: MacBook M1 Pro Studio Display ErgoChair Pro https://www.autonomous.ai/en-ES/office-chairs/ergonomic-chair Keychron Q3 Pro SE https://keychron.com.es/produc

Thank you so much for sharing your setup with us and congrats on the ErgoChair Pro upgrade! We love how seamlessly it fits into your workspace while still delivering the comfort and adjustability needed for drawing, homelabbing, and long daily sessions. (Also… your cat has excellent taste) If you’re

The Autonomous ErgoChair Pro indeed. It's mostly fine for me and got it with pretty good discount during Black Friday. Love the head rest, butt-cushion is actually not thin and flat to me, but the arm rests are too wide for me when I'm in work-mode unfortunately. They're fine when I'm gaming or rela

+1, got the autonomous ergochair pro after too many youtube rabbit holes. Didn’t fix my posture overnight, but my back pain legit went away after a few weeks. It’s not hype if you actually stick to using it properly. Here's mine if u want check it out https://www.autonomous.ai/office-chairs/ergonomi

tbh, i totally dont know why all the discussion keep going around the hm, steelcase (yeah, come for me, poor ass but dont prefer to buy a secondhand, sorry i said what i said). rather have a brand new chair.im havin autonomous ergochair pro and no regrets. the lumbar support is actually adjustable s

fair, that’s a different use case than most ergonomic recs here. if lounging is a priority, you’ll want a chair that doesn’t fight you when you lean back or shift around. a lot of the HM or Steelcase stuff is great for posture but can feel a bit rigid for that I’d look for smooth recline I can actua

i think you’re overthinking it a bit. no chair fixes posture by itself, it just makes it easier to sit right. setup and habits still matter. mesh vs foam is mostly preference, lumbar just needs to be adjustable so it doesn’t push too hard. if you want sth in the middle that you can actually tweak, A

It's an ErgoChair Pro from Autonomous. I bought it on sale recently, so I haven't had it for very long, but I'm really happy with it so far. It's super adjustable and comfortable.