Amia

I recently purchased the same model with the headrest. When adjusted according to the recommended guidelines, I experienced significant lower‑back discomfort, so I’ve had to position the seat fully backwards. This gives me the proper lumbar support i desire, but it also leaves roughly a hand width b

I'm 5 ft and lightweight, and recently purchased a Lamia from Offeco (that's LeapV2 frame with Amia seat with 4D armrests). I was highly disappointed from the moment I sat on it. That said, I've only been testing it for less than a week. Here's my little review if that helps: -The chair's height ran

USA, MA 5’11 / 180 Experience using the Steelcase Amia as my daily driver, which includes adjustable lumbar. I work remote (sitting 4-6 hrs/day) and prefer pronounced lumbar support to assist with my posture when tasking. Now seeking a second chair with headrest for work and gaming (Amia lacks a hea

Yeah I mean the color isn't cyan, but cyan blue. My doubt was about the fact that in the images it seems deeper as a color, but in person it's lighter, and I wouldn't like that very much Side question: how do you find the chair in general? I'm trying a Steelcase Amia and the lumbar support bothers m

I have the Amia straight from Steelcase and I hate the chair. I still own it and it has not been better than my cheaper chairs. The bottom pading is very thin, it hurts sitting. I can barely do 30 mins on it. I use it for work for about 1 year or so now, and I have been looking to replace it. I thou

I was actually thinking of getting a steelcase amia refurbed. But than i saw reviews of people saying that u cant sit up straight, you have to cradle into it. Which is not ideal for gaming while trying to be locked in and focused. Made me not want to buy it anymore. The expensive chair market is the

I am 5'3" and have the Steelcase Leap. Ergonomically it's generally fine, but I hate how wide the back is and that the armrests are in the way and not useful for me no matter what. The armrests don't go narrow enough for me to be comfortable and don't go low/out enough to be out of the way. I like b