M18

corsair tc100 > andaseat luna imo. the tc100 relaxed is a bit wider, less aggressive bolstering and easier to sit in for long sessions. the luna feels cheaper and flatter, not much lumbar going on. also look at chairs like sihoo m18 (or similar ergonomic mesh office chairs), theyre usually way bette

It’s honestly too hard to tell with just these specifics can you elaborate a lil more on like pain points, what your weight is, if you have longer legs? Honestly makes all the difference, but if I’m just throwing one out there then sihoo m18 would work well, it’s meant for the big and tall, so has m

I am close to your build and also WFH full time, so long hours were my main concern. I went through a couple mesh chairs that felt good at first but started flexing and squeaking within a year. The SIHOO M18 has been solid for me mainly because the frame and base are metal where it matters. The mesh

For a budget under 200 CAD, the SIHOO M18 is solid option. Supportive, comfortable, and good for long hours. The Staples chair is cheaper but less durable. I got mine from SIHOO Australia and it works great, though some people have had mixed experiences. it really depends on usage and personal prefe

Sihoo m18 maybe? Great budget chair and currently £120 on Amazon, the lumbar support is adjustable but not sure if it will fit your requirements.

I just got a Sihoo M18, tried for a week and I’m pretty happy with it. I’m 6’3, 220lbs and I fit comfortably. The head rest goes high up enough to be comfortable for me. Armrests are surprisingly comfortable. Seat could have more cushion but it’s acceptable. Coming from a Staples Sorina which was co

honestly for 300 euros you're looking at the sweet spot for value chairs. i've seen good feedback on the Ticova from people with back issues, and the Colamy Atlas holds up well for long days. another option worth checking is the SIHOO M18 - it's usually under 250 and has adjustable lumbar. also the

ngl i had the same mess with a racing style gaming chair. my neck was wrecked after 2 hours. those bucket seats push your shoulders forward and the lumbar pillow rarely hits right. what helped me was switching to an ergonomic office chair instead of another 'gaming' one. look at the IKEA Markus if y

with that budget i'd put most into the chair honestly. a good chair helps posture way more than a standing desk if you can only stand sometimes. look at the sihoo m18 or the gabrylly ergonomic chair - both under £200 and have lumbar support. then get a manual crank standing desk frame from ikea or f

USA. Southern CA. 6’2 200 Haven’t found my preference for lumbar support yet but trying to. Have the 200 in my Amazon cart currently and saw this. Hoping this can happen for me because I bought a SIHOO M18 chair and I feel too big for it. Feels like it needs a seat depth adjustment and the head rest