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i bought it off brand new from carousell, it came in a box sealed and had to self assemble which was retalively easy. the irony is i had to buy the headrest separately after a couple months saved at retail price at around 700 also. goes to show how much i love the chair, so total around rm1400 for b

I like Steelcase's 4D arm rests (adds pivot to height, width, and depth), and because I was able to test them thoroughly in my office, it seemed like a good choice. I considered the Gesture, but it was too expensive. Also, reliable second-hand/refurbished options for Steelcase chairs in Canada was (

Lmao, man those chairs have 10-12 years of warranty, there are other brands as well, Herman miller, hayworth, etc.. their build quality is on a different level My office has steelcase think chairs and gesture chairs, gesture costs above a lakh The amount of adjustability that they provide and the su

6'2 here, spent way too long switching chairs before realizing the “tall person solution” is mostly about geometry, not branding. What actually helped was locking in seat depth so my knees aren’t hanging off and making sure the backrest supports my shoulders instead of just my lower back. The Steelc

Here’s what I’d say: Focus on the “big three” and some of their common well received products. This means: Haworth Zody Very Soji Fern Herman Miller Sayl Aeron Embody Mirra Steelcase Leap Amia Think Gesture There are lesser “second tier” brands like Hon, SitOnIt, Allsteel, HumanScale, Knoll, and man

I'd go with the Leap V2 out of that list. It has the best overall ergonomics, build quality, and adjustability. The only downside is the seat foam, which is a bit firm but aside from that, it's easily the best chair in that group. The Amia does have slightly better seat foam, and it's still a solid