Steelcase Amia

I expect with the Amia, plus a small footrest and multiple work breaks, my ergo pain will be a distant memory!!!. This chair has all the adjustments that are necessary for a [163cm/very slim (and probably for many more shapes and sizes, too). It has been tough finding a reasonably priced chair that's right for my size that has all adjustments like [Amia or other Steelcase

I considered another one, a Workpro 9000, but ultimately smartened up to the prevailing winds here and just put in an order for a remanufactured Steelcase Amia with extra foam through Crandall. Anyway, just wanted to say thanks to this group for hosting a wealth of knowledge on the topic, I’m really looking forward to a proper chair. Stay healthy!.

For reference I am 6' 180 lbs. After trying the Embody Logi for 10 months, long usage in an Aeron Posturefit SL size B, Leap V2, Humanscale Freedom low back, RFM Carmel, Steelcase Amia, and Think, this is definitely the most comfortable for chilling and getting computer work done.

Approximately a month ago I bought a used Steelcase Amia chair off marketplace, and so far I am loving it. The chair was built in 2017 according to the sticker at the bottom, and there does not seem to be any structural integrity issues with the chair. Currently the chair is holding out great, and I am hoping it will last at least 5 more years or so :D. All the functions work properly and smoothly (height, depth, arm height & armrest swivel, tilt-lock and tension), and the seat cushion is quite nice to sit on. The armrest is made of very soft and durable material.

The Amia is infinitely more adjustable and Steelcase's 4 way adjustable armrests just blow everything Herman Miller has out of the water. The "sticky" back on Steelcase chairs also makes adjusting the recline of your seating position a breeze.