Herman Miller Aeron vs Humanscale Freedom

Okay so, should you get the Aeron? It is a great chair, but it is also very expensive and there are a bunch of great ergonomic options at more afforda...

, Which is really gon na. Do a lot to support your lower back.. Once you get that positioned in the back and you position the seat, you never have to ...

is *by far* the most comfortable office chair I've ever used. It's definitely not cheap, though.

So it's always focused at you looking at the screen and having your headrest right there. This is perfect for, if you like, to use headrests and your ...

The seat's not going to be perfect for everyone and the backrest does pose some problems for those of you that need some more adjustments. But from a ...

I was able to demo the chair in their showroom office 20 minutes from my home. A fabric chair was going to cost me roughly $1,000 total and a leather option was $1,500. I ended up finding a fabric Freedom chair locally for $200 used in good condition, so I got a steal. Personally I would look locally first before purchasing new

Make a good discription, mention year if possible for example "Herman Miller Aeron 2011 brand new condition", enfatize on the ad that you are NOT profiting from them, for example: "I payed 1000 USD for the chair, selling it for 600", always ask for 60% for the value of them new. People on used websites don't like to know you are profiting from them.

* Loved the Humanscale Freedom with Headrest. Really stylish design that doesnt look too space age, techy or overwrought. The headrest hits JUST right (under 5'5") and supports without forcing my head forward at a weird angle. Great lumbar that adjusts

but it was the entire top and bottom. Pre-assembled! I just had to attach the two pieces together and adjust the settings. It was a pleasant "assembly-required" experience :)

I have replaced mine 3 times now. The last time the manufacturer sent me the assembly components to replace all components including some that didn't need to be replaced. I was very luck to have found a person who knows what they are doing and they called the manufacturer for me. I was given this stuff for free

trains and planes should use the same design. It saved my back during COVID teleworking.

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I know they're great because when I had to go into work, we had them there for years. So worth the money!

But man, at this price tag, you'd expect the chair to hold together for more than 2.5 years (and certainly not have 4 different parts break in that timeframe) -- and, when it did fail, you'd expect extremely responsive and helpful support.