Ergonomic Chair Pro

tbh for lower back pain and your budget, i'd def check fb marketplace or offerup for a used herman miller aeron or steelcase leap. you can usually find them for around $200-300 and they're wayy better quality than most new chairs in that range, plus they're built to last yk. for something new, the h

The Branch Ergonomic chair was a game-changer. It's the most I ever spent on a chair but worth every penny (I actually got a discount code from Branch on Reddit too). I literally used to get out of my chair hunched over for a solid five minutes but the first day I used this I immediately began walki

You don't really need a headrest, if anything it promote bad posture which will make your neck hurt more over time. But if you must have one, I would recommend looking at the ''branch ergonomic'' with the headrest addon. Very good budget chair and it has a 3-7 years depending on the part warranty wi

I've had the Branch Ergonomic Chair for 2 years now and I use it quite frequently and it still holds up great, never had any problems with the cushion or arms and its very comfortable to sit in for long periods. However, converting USD to CAD this chair is on the higher side of your budget (USD$380,

Branch make good budget chairs but the ''branch ergonomic'' is a step above everything else in their line up after getting to try most of them at a local store in my opinion. They didn't have this specific model when I went this week but I'm assuming it'll be the same. All their chairs have headrest

Executive chairs usually use more premium material (real leather, metal base etc) to look better. It's a sign of ''prestige'' for offices that want a fancy chair for the boss in meeting etc. Gaming chair are either racing style chair (secret lab titan etc) that are not very comfortable and generally

I totally feel you on that! I'm not a fan of the racer style gaming chairs for me personally and gaming chairs are generally not the best for your back and posture. I would definitely recommend a good ergonomic office chair.I have used Haworth when I worked in office, they are pricey but the warrant

I like my Branch ergonomic chair

You dont have to go full Herman Miler to get a good chair. Steelcase series 1/2, HON Ignition 2.0, and branch Ergonomic are the usual 'Best value" solid build, real adjustability and way cheaper while still feeling premium enough for long desk time.

I did see the Branch Ergonomic Chair Pro and it looks pretty nice. I just wish the arm rests could flip upward for when I wanted to adjust my legs. I’ll look into the Colamy one too. Thanks!