Embody

Herman Miller

Embody

258 positive 0 neutral 65 negative

Based on 323 Reddit mentions

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Need a new chair.

Those who recommended Secretlab obviously did not own other chairs. Try Haworth Fern / Zody in their KL showroom if you’re nearby. Can get RM2k-ish during sales from their official Lazada store. Good and decent task chairs. I saw you’re contemplating on Libernovo Omni. I’m having this as well. Very

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esterichoo in r/GamersMY

March 23, 2026 11:34 AM

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Wood themed

Piggybacking on this - I also bought a new Herman Miller Embody (gaming edition). I got one of these at $1400 and an Aeron for $450 fully loaded on facebook marketplace, around 10 years old. I’d pick the aeron even if I had to pay the same for both, it’s simply more comfortable. The “difference” is

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Zendikaar_ in r/battlestations

March 15, 2026 12:26 PM

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Miserable with the Embody. How I made an expensive mistake...

I kept the Embody but also bought a used Herman Miller MIrra 2 from Crandall Office. I often switch chairs depending on what's hurting that hour. I had also purchased the Atlas headrest and was often using the Embody as an all-day recliner. It turns out that was aggravating my back issues. I still u

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LAdude54 in r/OfficeChairs

April 20, 2026 8:35 AM

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Finally got an Aeron, it’s fine I guess

They are good chairs when you get them wholesale. Full retail is a scam, but getting them used or refurbished for 300-400$ ( which I live in a massive tech/pharma area so there are HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of these fuckers being sold for 280-420 ) is a good deal. I have a Leap v2 and a aeron b updated

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Zestyclose-Sea-4527 in r/OfficeChairs

April 24, 2026 1:47 AM

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Is this gap "within tolerance" for a $2,400 Anthros chair? Would you be ok with this?

Primary reason was pain management/ergonomics, specifically my back injury/sciatica. I’ve tried a range of setups over time, including a standing desk, along with chairs like the Herman Miller Embody and Aeron. Even with those, I was still getting too much pressure in certain areas that would trigge

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MomoAurum in r/OfficeChairs

April 25, 2026 4:18 AM

1

I sit like L

I also sit like L. I purchased a Herman Miller Embody for its big base, and it works but isn't designed for that bad posture. I'm selling it which led me to here. Almost need a big sofa seat instead of a chair with wheels.

TrenoshiX in r/gamingchairs

April 12, 2026 8:42 PM

1

I regret buying the Herman Miller Aeron Chair, and idk what I missed

Last year I purchased a Herman Miller Embody chair, I paid $2,200 for it. I was so giddy to use it the first night while playing World of Warcraft. Imagine my disappointment when 2 hours later, my butt and lower back were hurting. I thought it was just me, so for the next few weeks and months I kept

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Ok_Comfort1588 in r/homeoffice

April 16, 2026 4:45 PM

1

Real talk: Libernovo actually eased my back and neck pain

This chair saved me from the uncomfortable Herman Miller Embody. I sold it and got a LiberNovo instead. Finally, a truly ergonomic chair, not like that stiff and painful piece of shit Embody

PowerfulRub532 in r/OfficeChairs

March 29, 2026 3:41 PM

1

My Experience with the LiberNovo Omni Chair

I bought a herman miller embody after returning this and my lower back has been fucked since.

crash1082 in r/OfficeChairs

April 7, 2026 4:50 PM

1

Is the Herman Miller Embody chair simply the best?

NO! It's not. I’d stay away from the Herman Miller Embody office chair! I bought it and really tried to make it work for about 6 weeks. It’s the worst chair I’ve had in 30 years. I use office chairs 8–10 hours a day and never experienced something like a "really bad chair" before. But in my opinion

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maxw1nter in r/OfficeChairs

March 7, 2026 7:33 AM

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