If you’ve been watching Silicon Valley, or been to any “fancy” office, you might have seen the Herman Miller Sayl and thought “damn, that’s a sexy chair.” And you’d be right–it’s a great looking ergonomic chair, much different than the Aeron Chair in appearance.
The Herman Miller Embody is probably the most advanced ergonomic chair out right now in the market. It’s also the most expensive. In this Herman Miller Embody review, I’ll go over some of these pricey features and help you decide if the chair is worth the extra dough!
The Ergohuman Chair is an interesting chair that looks quite different than most chairs. If I were to compare it to a more well-known chair, I would compare it to something like the Herman Miller Aeron–but that’s mainly due to the wide use of mesh in the chair.
The Steelcase Think is an interesting chair. It’s not quite as popular as the Steelcase Leap, and I’ve even found Steelcase employees recommending the Leap over the Think. At times like these, you might be wondering what the point of the Steelcase Think even is.
HON has a couple of different chairs that are all high quality. The HON Endorse sits near the top of that list with the HON Nucleus, whereas the HON Basyx (HON Basyx Review) and other chairs are cheaper.
The Alera chair is a well-received budget ergonomic chair on Amazon that people compare to the Aeron. While it certainly does not hold the same type of build quality and 10-year warranty, the chair does present itself as an interesting lower-priced alternative with similar adjustments.
The iconic Herman Miller Aeron chair was one of the first modern ergonomic chairs that people started using in offices and home around the world. It gained attention as a Fortune 500 chair, and it also pioneered the mesh office chair design. You will see a lot of copycats around Amazon and other places like Office Depot. But most of these chairs lack the build quality and ergonomic design of the Aeron. In this Herman Miller Aeron review, I’ll take a look at what the chair offers regarding features, price, and comfort.
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