MARKUS

Don't go for one that looks super padded that you can sink into. In my experience, the padding doesn't last and then they become very uncomfortable. I have an operator chair that cost over 200 quid and while it doesn't look the comfiest, it still feels as firm as it did a few years ago and it forces

Not really. All I did was modify my Ikea Markus chair. I removed the stock wheels and installed 75cm rollerblade wheels, gaining a few centimetres of height. The chair seat is still way too short, though, and the lumbar support is too low.

I have been using it for a while. It is GOOD — however I think it’s overpriced, but still GOOD!Compared to my Ikea Markus it’s night and day. Would I recommend it? Would I buy it again? It is pricey. I bought it as, let’s say, a Christmas gift to myself. But for now I cannot complain, it is nice and

Bought a Markus office chair from IKEA around 2 years ago. It's been fine really, but for some reason when I sit down it often pushes the chair a tiny bit down, so I have to adjust it up again. For someone at 183 centimeter I need every height I can get from this chair, and if it even sinks for just

yeah those $90 chairs are all the same factory with different logos - foam dies in 3-4 months at your weight. i learned this the hard way at 210lbs. the footrest wobbles and hydraulic will sag. for 6-8 hours daily you really want a used Steelcase Leap V2 off fb marketplace or a Secretlab Titan Evo r