Freedom

I just use monitoring. Shortly after I got my house I installed an Emporia monitor in the breaker panel. I also have monitoring connected to my tankless boiler, and automated lighting. Water monitoring and automatic shutoff is coming next. If any of my bills seem out of whack, I compare to the data

get a better chair. aquire a Humanscale Freedom with head rest. closest thing to anti-gravity i have found other than in a helicopter

I bought an almost new HumanScale Freedom Task chair 10 years ago. I've replaced the gel seat and arm pads 1x. It's the best chair I've ever owned. Retails $1,300-$1,800 new. Worth every penny.

I work in the office furniture industry, so we basically get our pick of ex sample or second hand chairs for working. Everyone in my office sit on Herman Miller chairs except me. I used to have a Humanscale freedom chair, but now I'm in a Diffrient World. I much prefer it for lumbar support and I li

Have been WFH since 2011. Started with the desk chair I already had which became uncomfortable the first day. I wasted a lot of money attempting cheaper solutions - found a used Humanscale Freedom Chair that was excellent and I used it for years. Finally got over it and paid for a brand new Steelcas

If you want a super comfortable, very ergonomic chair that fits the aesthetic, you should check out the Freedom chair by Humanscale. They have it at Design Within Reach. Definitely not “vintage/period correct” but if you’re truly working for hours, this is the best

The Humanscale Freedom is great for chilling, especially with the recline. The steelcase Amia is nice too, but it feels more like an office chair. If you’re looking for something more gaming-focused, the Zody isn’t as soft as you might want. You should check out ergonomicchairfinder to compare these

Have you invested in an ergonomic desk set up? I finally put my laptop on a stand and bought the best office chair on the planet- Humanscale Freedom Chair. Back pain and neck strain gone. Invest in a standing desk, if that's your thing. They're cheap now. Start there and you'll feel better immediate

for 5'0" to 5'4", seat depth is everything. the aeron size a works if you're on the lower end, but the hard frame can hit the back of your knees. i've seen more short folks land on the steelcase amia because the seat depth adjusts shorter and the back is less aggressive. the leap v2's lumbar can sit

Humanscale. The only real, ergonomic, office chair. I have the Freedom and i think it's the best chair on the market. It's out of your price range, but anything from Humanscale in your budget will be more comfortable and last longer than the Aeron.