Cosm

Things that are on the pricey side but worth spending it for because of amount of use and longevity:* Herman Miller chairs. Had an Aeron for 15 years before it was time for something new (still have it as a spare) and upgraded to the Cosm* Original Switch, TV console plus handheld for travel is an abs

Agreed on Embody. Tried at a store as I was about to purchase during sale, but ended up being unimpressed by a few things. The back felt like I had to constantly adjust the tension knob and it never felt "right" to me even when I thought it was dialed. Flat for me too, and often felt like it was pok

The Herman Miller Cosm pretty much saved my back after years of cheap desk chairs.

It absolutely is not the only answer. The Aeron is very nice, but they aren't for everyone and they aren't the only brand/line worth looking at. Herman Miller makes the Aeron (all mesh), Cosm (all mesh, "super ergonomic"), and Verus (mesh back, fabric seat) that are all good. Steelcase makes the Kar

Ich habe seit 4 Jahren den hier (187cm, 150kg) und nutze in mind. 8h täglich und kann noch keine Macken oder so feststellen: Herman Miller Performance Cosm

Here is a list I like to share that has more than the traditional recommendations, I'd recommend looking at Okamura, Interstuhl and HON as I believe they are easy to source in the EU. Steelcase - Gesture, LeapV2, Amia, Think, Series 2, Series 1 Herman Miller - Aeron, Embody, Mirra 2, Sayl, Cosm, Lin

Check used office furniture places and try to score a HM Cosm or Aeron. Most "gamer" chairs are trash.

For chill I wouldn't buy office chair. Maybe humanscale freedom or Herman miller cosm. Leap is good for tasking not lounging. It doesn't have good headrest, even from atlas. Padding is intenntinaly too thin. And aggressive lumbar makes it worse