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Hands-on with a pre-production unit | A big and tall chair that was actually designed for bigger users Finding a great ergonomic chair as a bigger or taller person is genuinely difficult. Most chairs marketed as “big and tall” on places like Amazon are cheaply made and not actually built for larger frames. At the … Read more

Hands-on first look | Two new models address original Omni feedback LiberNovo just released two brand new chairs: the Omni Pro and the Omni SE. Both models represent significant evolutions of the original LiberNovo Omni, which was my favorite chair that came out last year. The original Omni started as a Kickstarter campaign that raised … Read more

Tested for one week | The chair that claims to move with your body Sihoo makes a bold claim with the Doro C300 Pro V2: it’s the “first full-body adaptive ergonomic chair.” Rather than simply supporting you in a fixed sitting position, it’s engineered to move with your body in real time as you shift … Read more

Tested for two weeks | Premium build quality at an unprecedented $200 price point Finding a genuinely good office chair under $200 has always been a challenge. Most options in this price range make significant compromises in build quality, adjustability, or both. They’ll get the job done if you’re on a tight budget, but they … Read more

Tested for several months | The Kickstarter chair that raised over $10 million The LiberNovo Omni started as an ambitious Kickstarter campaign that raised over $10 million—a testament to how many people are hungry for high-quality ergonomic chairs at reasonable prices. Now shipping production units to consumers, this chair promises to compete with flagship models … Read more

Elgato surprises with a proper ergonomic chair instead of a gaming throne, but does their first furniture attempt justify the $500 price tag? When Elgato – the company behind Stream Decks, capture cards, and lighting equipment beloved by gamers and content creators – announced they were making a chair, expectations pointed toward another racing-style gaming … Read more

After months of testing, one thing is clear: the COLAMY Atlas redefines what’s possible in the sub-$300 office chair market. The sub-$300 office chair market is typically a minefield of compromises, generic designs, and disappointing build quality. Most budget chairs look cheap, feel flimsy, and fall apart within a year or two. Finding genuine quality … Read more

COLAMY’s latest budget offering prioritizes user comfort over tank-like construction – but does this trade-off make sense? COLAMY has established an impressive reputation in the sub-$300 office chair market, with the Atlas setting a high bar for build quality and the 5188 delivering exceptional all-mesh performance. Each new release from the brand carries the weight … Read more

COLAMY’s latest budget offering takes a completely different approach to comfort – but does it maintain the brand’s impressive track record? COLAMY has been absolutely dominating the sub-$300 office chair market with standout models like the Atlas and 5188, both of which rank among the best budget office chairs available. When a brand establishes this … Read more