M80A

I've been on a similar hunt for very similar reasons and I was about to just give up and order a secretlab Titan XL with the footrest because it was hopefully close enough to what I wanted/needed that wasn't more than $2k like a steelcase gesture or a herman miller embody gaming chair. Even though I

Have you tried Nightengale CXO, BodyBilt, Sitmatic, Neutral Posture, Lifeform? These are highly rated and well built chairs with a little more cushion than average. OkUP looks like a gimmick start to finish to me, but I haven’t heard of them and could be wrong.

M80 Powered Office Chair – OKUP Furniture https://share.google/ndSVqvZrUb8QkirOA I dont think I can recommend this chair enough. Falls a little over the 500 dollar range but all in all ive had for a few weeks now, and I absolutely love it. Its big and cushy and the motorized recline feature is amazi

Good office chairs are designed to provide support rather than “comfort.” The chairs you described tend not to offer good ergonomics or adjustments to make the chair fit you, and tend not to last long. (Foam flattens, “leather” peels, etc.) The Linting chairs seem to have fixed height arms, which ca

Love my OKUP M80 chair. Amazingly comfortable! Gx9 to replace my mishmash monitor setup. OLED would be a wild upgrade! Been eying the 42” C5 for a while.

I own three Serta chairs, and over time the fake leather sheds like a rabbit in heat. I picked up the OKUP M78 chair last month, their second nicest chair, and it is phenomenal! Top grain leather on contact surfaces, massage, ventilation, heat, and adjustable lumbar. It shipped out of California and

I bought my Okup M78 a few months ago on sale, just set it up about 10 days ago and it's about what I was expecting - pretty nice, a little odd, a few issues. For days when I'm working 12-18 hours, being able to work in "astronaut position" is the only way I can be completely comfortable - almost no

Just got the okUP m80 and it’s phenomenal so far.

We got the m80a just recently. Easy to attempt tho instructions are odd, took only a few minutes. Chair seems comfy, massage is strong vibrations, heat is very cozy. Controls will take time to get used to but charge lasts a while per instructions. M80 is the wider, non leather version of m78. We got

My post from another thread -- We got the m80a just recently. Easy to attempt tho instructions are odd, took only a few minutes. Chair seems comfy, massage is strong vibrations, heat is very cozy. Controls will take time to get used to but charge lasts a while per instructions. M80 is the wider, non