Soji

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."

Libernovo is even worst for taller people. If you're above 5'10-5'11 it's going to be very uncomfortable. If you are tall and muscular you'll need to go with ''XL'' chairs (example : haworth soji XL, herman miller aeron size C etc). As far as headrest goes, if you're sitting properly you aren't even

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

I ended up going with the Haworth Soji, and I'm quite happy with the decision 2.5 years in. I picked it up for 590 Canadian or 430 usd at the time. Turns out someone in my household bought a branch chair before I bought my soji, so I had a good idea of what it felt like. The biggest problem for me w

Ya no one here is gonna recommend a gaming chair, any decent office chair will be better for your back, for 500 cnd you should look at refurbished/remastered office chairs, chairs like steelcase amia, haworth zody, haworth soji you can get for around that price range that are actually built to give

Gaming chairs are OK. But they all seem to have the same failure point in the lean lock mechanism (have seen 4 different "high quality" brands fail in the same way). But price wise they're decent. Also they tend to have full recline functionality if that's you're jam. I personally prefer a cushioned

I got a height adjustable table so i can sit or stand while working and an ergonomic haworth soji office chair, my company reimbursed me for it and my setup is basic but great, no back pain

In my 20s I could sit on anything and feel fine after long hours. I’m paying for that now in my 30s with lower back and sciatic nerve pain that requires regular steroid shots and physiotherapy. I’m an extreme case but it’s worth considering your long term back health. There are some nicer looking er

I’m 5’3 and I just bought a new chair after doing a ton of research. I landed on a Haworth Soji and I’ve only had it for about a week so I can’t speak to its longevity, but it is very supportive and comfortable for my height. It arrived in a massive box with no assembly and I haven’t had any issues

Well, first of all I believe Madison Seating is listing those chairs in USD not CAD (a brand new Soji ranges from 500 - 850 USD, or 750 - 1200 CAD). Second of all those chairs they're selling are refurbished not brand new, so it makes sense that they're less expensive (parts aren't new and you don't