Freedom

Herman miller, haworth, steelcase, humanscale Humanscale manufacture in Dublin and you can give their factory a visit and try a few chairs. I was there yesterday and will be getting the Freedom with headrest

I tried a lot of different chairs in places like John Lewis and different chair showrooms, then moved on to proper brands shown below. Most of them have a showroom in Faringdon, London - so got to sit in a lot: Herman miller - tried the aeron and embody, the aeron is nice but i was in between the 2

Congrats guys! I am currently use a herman miller aeron and a humanscale freedom with headrest. If any of you have these chairs please write up a comparison. I am looking to replace these chairs and need something more comfortable for long sitting hours. Thank you!

I’m guessing you’re petite. I’m 5’1 and have a chair without a headrest (HM Sayl) and a Steelcase leap with an atlas headrest. I have the headrest on the lowest height and it’s good for me. Took a few tries to adjust though. The gesture with headrest is terrible for me. I have heard the freedom chai

You need seat tilt and probably independent back recline, to a deep enough angle, both lockable. It's achievable, but double check all those points, there are a lot of chairs that only have some of those. I have a secretlab chair that lets me sit like this or even more reclined, though my head isn't

Have you ever tried a Humanscale freedom Headrest? I used to work for humanscale and this was the best chair I ever saw.

I know this was posted 6 months ago but I came across the post looking for discussions on this chair. I was given one by my employer during lockdown when they decided to do away with the office lease when everyone started WFH. They had a stash of chairs in storage which they then had to either dump

Recently bought a humanscale freedom chair with headrest and it's saving my back/shoulders/neck. I scored a great deal on a used one on FB marketplace for $300 when the chair retails for 1.7k. I found a used office chair warehouse and they carried Herman Miller & steel case chairs mostly because the

It's very likely Humanscale Diffrient, with a small chance it's some clone. Should be a very comfy chair with Humanscale's particularly limited adjustments (they have a philosophy to build chairs that adjust to most just by their design, but I've seen low to no complaints of bad fitting, so they may

Imo the humanscale freedom with the headrest is a great looking chair. Never sat in one though.