Soji

i got mine yesterday, and i must admit that i kinda found the condition to be a bit underwhelming too. the base came quite dirty, and the tilt resistance adjustment knob doesnt seem to be in very good condition either. on the plus side, the charcoal bioknit upholstery looks nice, the chair is pretty

There's a YouTuber named Ahnestly that has an insane catalog of office chair reviews. I watched a ton of his videos and cross-referenced his opinions with other reviews, and he ultimately helped me land on buying a Haworth Soji chair for myself that I've been very happy with.

Coming to the OfficeChairs subreddit, I'll give you the response that you should be expecting to get - get a real ergonomic office chair, not a racecar gaming chair. The gaming chairs are mass produced garbage with poor ergonomic support with fake marketing nonsense talking about their "technology."

The Haworth soji is perfectly fine. The armrests don't go "inward" far enough for me to maintain an actual decent posture, but it's the chair I have at work that is comfy enough for me to use for a few hours at a time. It was indeed, the "anything is better than this other cheap ass ikea chair that

Love my Haworth Soji chair. Whenever I need another chair - it will likely be the fern

I don't find gaming chairs to be as uncomfortable as other folks do, but a decent office chair will definitely be better for your back/body in the long run. Chairs are hard because you can't really know what works for you until you sit in one. If you have a local store or furniture gallery with offi

Have a look at Staples: “Gry Mattr + ergoCentric airCentric 3 Task Chair - Standard Seat - Black” for $729.99 You could get a Haworth Soji (mesh back) for a bit less at the moment ($640 CAD). Colamy Atlas is under $400 CAD on Amazon. It’s a step down in build quality, warranty, etc., but still has a

Sooo you have back pain, you already bought a $150 chair off Amazon and now you want something else, so obviously you... care. If you don't care you would just stick to what you have. There's no real quality difference in the $100-300 msrp range. Whether a $100-300 new chair works for you is blind l

haworth soji, eurotech vera, and refurbished steelcase amia are probably the best options around 500. watch some reviews and see which is best for you, theyre all solid chairs.

Staying upright and lasting longer than 1 year isn't really a problem with most decent brands, i believe all of them have at least 2 years of warranty, so you're at least safe there. The bigger frame part is vague, best to check the chair dimensions to see if you fit. Anyway, here's a few recommenda