r/ErgonomicIndia

After a lot of research, hesitation, and second-guessing, I finally completed my ergonomic work-from-home setup, and I can confidently say: I should have done this much earlier.

My setup:

• Herman Miller Mirra 1 with adjustable backrest - refurbished(Bought today)
• Artikel standing desk (Bought 3 days ago)

Both were expensive purchases for me, which is exactly why I kept delaying them for so long. I spent months trying to convince myself that a cheaper setup would be “good enough.”

Last Year, I also bought The Sleep Company Onyx chair, and honestly, that ended up being a mistake for my use case. It felt fine initially, but once I switched to a proper ergonomic chair, I immediately understood the difference.

The comfort, support, adjustability, and overall sitting experience are on another level. Especially during long workdays, the difference becomes very obvious. Now I genuinely feel like I can’t go back to regular “gaming” or budget ergonomic chairs anymore.

AMA about the set

I just bought 2 brand new HM Aeron (Remastered) one size C and another size B. I also got an Atlas Headrest which I purchased separately. While doing my chair research I wandered around forums and subreddits a lot.. so this is me doing the reverse now... Feel free to ask anything :)

I want to sell the Featherlite liberate chair. I bought it at 16.6k and its brand new, barely 10 days old and still in warranty. Original Bill is also available.

Reason for selling - Not suitable for my back as I have spondylitis. It depends from individual to individual.

Current Price on website - 18.8k

My asking price - 14k

Location - Mumbai. I can ship to different city but shipping cost to be borne by buyer.

DM me if you want to buy.

UPDATE - THE CHAIR IS SOLD

Hi,

I recently pulled the trigger on a Featherlite Amaze High Back Mesh Chair (the Grey variant with the fabric upholstered cushion and Nylon base). It has the self-calibrating multilock mechanism.
Before it arrives, I wanted to check if anyone here has been using this specific model (especially the Grey/Nylon version) for a while. I’m curious about a few things:

1. Quality & Build: How is the mesh holding up? Does the Nylon base feel sturdy enough for long-term use compared to the metal one?

2. Comfort: How is the "Self-Calibrating" mechanism? Does it actually adjust well to your weight, and is the lumbar support effective for 8+ hour workdays?

3. Pricing: I paid around 12.3k, do you think it’s the best value in this range, or are there better alternatives like the Featherlite Liberate or Green Soul options?

4. Brand Experience: How has your experience been with Featherlite’s after-sales service or warranty in case of issues?

Would love to hear from long-term users or anyone who has compared this with other models in the segment.

Thanks in advance!

Hello ergonomic experts and chair aficionados. What is your opinion on the Steelcase Personality Plus with Headrest? I've got a deal for a refurbished chair for 4.5k but it's available only till the end of day. Pls guide this beginner and help me make a good choice!

Ps: I've attached pictures from the seller too.

Looking forward to your sacred advice!

I purchased a refurbished Steelcase Leap V2 for 12.5k, including delivery.

Initial impressions:

The chair is literally the most comfortable office chair I've ever sat on. The way it hugs your back is really good; it's really hard to accidentally sit like a banana in this chair. Also, the lumbar support is the best; you can even control its firmness and height. One thing I noticed was that the chair sinks a little when I sit. I'm not sure if that's normal, but even if it's not, it's no problem for me considering how little I paid for this.

Edit: I got this from circle store in Bangalore

I bought this chair for 3.6k. I was wondering if I should keep the order or cancel it, or if I should spend a few more thousand (2-4k) and get a better chair?

About me:

• 10–12h sitting daily
• Mostly upright posture, recline occasionally
• Never sit cross-legged
• Hot room, so mesh matters
• No existing back pain
• Coming from a plastic chair lol

I’ve heard Amaze is the safer long-session comfort pick, while Greta 2.0 is more ergonomic/premium but firmer and more posture-corrective.

Would appreciate opinions from people who have used either long-term.

he says he bought it for 5.5k from local shop and asking 3.5k how much should i pay?

Hey guys, is this a good buy?

I’m a 174 cm, 23F corporate employee working 4 days a week from home, and I’m looking to buy a chair for daily use.

I had almost finalized the Featherlite Amaze High Back chair, but during the current sale on Amazon , I came across the Green Soul Jupiter Pro for ₹8,991 (~9k).

Would the Jupiter Pro be worth buying over the Featherlite Amaze, especially for long but not continuous daily WFH hours?

Edit: I just visited nearby godrej showroom just to take self review, I kinda liked it, going ahead with this purchase.

I am evaluating the suitability of this deal. The item, featuring a black mesh and white body, has not yet been delivered. I retain the option to cancel the order and am seeking validation from current users of this product. This is particularly relevant as I experience back pain from prolonged sitting.

6k for either one. The first one blueish has adjustable lumbar

Steelcase Think V2 chair

Steelcase height adjustable table

Monitor arm by Amazon basic. Monitor otw,will reach tomorrow.

Hi guys, I have a budget of 5k and was looking to get a chair.

I also will buy a height adjustable desk Around (10k) for my home office setup

Is this a good option?

Never had a setup before and would love some suggestions.

I recently bought this chair and have few concerns about the lumbar support. Dm if you have bought and facing the same.

How is this chair ? I want a chair which has good cushioning and easy on the back as i tend to stretch a lot and for studying around 5-6 hours. Should i buy this ?