Freedom

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!

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

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

The leather version looks the best, but it is significantly less comfortable than the normal version. It depends on how much you use the chair. My butt started hurting after 1–2 hours in the leather version, after 4–5 hours in the normal version, and the gel seat only started hurting after 7–8 hours

sorry was at work, I wrote my "review" to someoneso I will just paste itThese are all the chairs I tried today and ignore the pricing since its in my local market Steelcase Leap V2 → I didn’t like the seat at all, it felt too thin for me. Other than that, the chair is actually perfect — great adjust

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