Hermann Miller Remastered vs Steelcase Leap

But the basic support is there if you leave them as is. The other adjustment settings are simple enough to follow via their printed guide or youtube video (which I watched) As far as the cost, this isn’t an inexpensive chair and I am not going to remove stars based on that. It’s like removing stars from a fully loaded Audi because it doesn’t cost as much as a Volkswagen, or a Ford. What you get though is a Made in the USA chair, excellent/courteous customer service with very good repair service stories I’ve read online, and a chair that will last a long time that is definitely good for your posture / health

A high-end chair will last for years and offer you way better comfort. Your back will thank you too.

An office chair. It's almost like a rocking feeling, but it's very easy to get yourself back up to the full, upright sitting position very nice tensio...

I purchased this from the Warehouse because of the price difference and I needed a new, reliable, well-reviewed chair for working from home. I guess I've learned my lesson to not purchase again from the Warehouse because they apparently don't know the definition of "Like New". I will be keeping this chair because at first sit, it feels comfortable and provides the necessary back support I was looking to get. It does NOT have the little slider for me to adjust the lumbar support

00. It is very difficult for me to believe that a chair could have that much more value over another chair that was already $1,400.00. I run a successful publicly traded company and I don't feel I could support paying $2,400

so I'm downrating it to 3 stars because for this price I'd expect something more comfortable. I wouldn't say it's uncomfortable but given my last (much less) expensive chair, it's not really any more comfortable. Fortunately the chair still seems to be holding up well but it's still quite young so it better be

Adjustment knobs are also somewhat hard to reach, requiring a lot of awkward twisting and bending so it doesn’t feel like a chair you’d want to be tinkering with throughout the workday. I’ve tried multiple ergonomic chairs from Steelcase and Herman Miller. I currently feel the most comfortable sitting in the Steelcase Leap, which I would recommend to anyone looking for the perfect ergonomic chair. A lot of people say “get the Aeron if money were no object” as if it is the end all be all chair, but the Aeron tends to be very polarizing

The entire chair will adjust to fit almost any body type. First, specifically, we look at just seat height range, because this is going to be one of t...

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I have no idea how to rotate the cylinder so that it aligns with the lever. Seems like a serious design flaw if the cylinder can rotate such that the level is misaligned and the raise/lower functionality doesn't work.

Also when the chair is put together, it is always leaning back, and wobbles a lot. I have the chair fixed forward as much as possible, since that still has me leaning back about 10 degrees. I'd rather be fully upright - or pushed forward - so that I can decide what angle feels best for me. Anyhow, with the chair "fixed" it still wobbles back and forth if you sit upright

3. As to the heaviness of the chair, yep, it’s pretty heavy, but you knew that after reviewing the specs, didn’t you—and, yeah, you may need someone to help you hold up the chair when attempting to align it to the arrows on the base of the chair as you put the chair together