Chair Reviews
Global chair reviews, structured for comparison.
Reviews3,319
Chairs205
Last added2026-10-17
661–680 of 3,319 reviews · page 34 of 166
ChairSourceKey findingUsageOriginal
2026-09-01Herman MillerAeronCommunityReview summary+4−4Reduces pressure on sciatic nerve vs padded chairs—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerEmbodyCommunityReview summary+1−1Good option for people under 6 feet tall—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerCosm High BackCommunityReview summary+2−0Commonly used in high-end professional offices—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerCosm High BackCommunityReview summary+2−0Durable enough for porch/deck use in good weather—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerCosm High BackCommunityReview summary+4−3Very easy and intuitive recline tension adjustment based on body weight—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerCosm High BackCommunityReview summary+0−1Required physical flexing/breaking in of the backrest for proper fit—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerEmbodyCommunityReview summary+1−3Seat might be slightly more comfortable than Cosm—Source unavailable
2026-09-01SteelcaseLeap V2CommunityReview summary+6−3Much more supportive than Graphics chair—Source unavailable
2026-09-01SteelcaseLeap V2CommunityReview summary+5−0More curved/contoured shape with better hugging feeling—Source unavailable
2026-09-01SteelcaseLeap V2CommunityReview summary+5−1Crandall Leap V2 exceeds expectations at $650-700—Source unavailable
2026-09-01SteelcaseLeap V2CommunityReview summary+3−2Best chair for desk use compared to Amia—Source unavailable
2026-09-01SteelcaseLeap V2CommunityReview summary+3−3Works well for users around 6'1 and 230 lbs—Source unavailable
2026-09-01SteelcaseLeap V2CommunityReview summary+3−2Seat/back recline support helps more than expected—Source unavailable
2026-09-01SteelcaseLeap V2CommunityReview summary+3−0Exceeds expectations for the price—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerAeronCommunityReview summary+1−4Still sits comfortably despite being from 1997—Source unavailable
2026-09-01Herman MillerAeronCommunityReview summary+3−1Can be repaired affordably with $35 cable kits—Source unavailable
Herman Miller Aeron+4−4
2026-09-01 · Community · Reduces pressure on sciatic nerve vs padded chairs
Herman Miller Embody+1−1
2026-09-01 · Community · Good option for people under 6 feet tall
Herman Miller Cosm High Back+2−0
2026-09-01 · Community · Commonly used in high-end professional offices
Herman Miller Cosm High Back+2−0
2026-09-01 · Community · Durable enough for porch/deck use in good weather
Herman Miller Cosm High Back+4−3
2026-09-01 · Community · Very easy and intuitive recline tension adjustment based on body weight
Herman Miller Cosm High Back+0−1
2026-09-01 · Community · Required physical flexing/breaking in of the backrest for proper fit
Herman Miller Embody+1−3
2026-09-01 · Community · Seat might be slightly more comfortable than Cosm
Steelcase Leap V2+6−3
2026-09-01 · Community · Much more supportive than Graphics chair
Steelcase Leap V2+3−0
2026-09-01 · Community · More comfortable
Steelcase Leap V2+2−3
2026-09-01 · Community · Has headrest
Steelcase Leap V2+5−0
2026-09-01 · Community · More curved/contoured shape with better hugging feeling
Steelcase Leap V2+5−1
2026-09-01 · Community · Crandall Leap V2 exceeds expectations at $650-700
Steelcase Leap V2+3−2
2026-09-01 · Community · Best chair for desk use compared to Amia
Steelcase Leap V2+3−3
2026-09-01 · Community · Works well for users around 6'1 and 230 lbs
Steelcase Leap V2+3−2
2026-09-01 · Community · Seat/back recline support helps more than expected
Steelcase Leap V2+2−2
2026-09-01 · Community · Pretty nice overall
Steelcase Leap V2+3−0
2026-09-01 · Community · Exceeds expectations for the price
Herman Miller Aeron+1−4
2026-09-01 · Community · Still sits comfortably despite being from 1997
Herman Miller Aeron+1−1
2026-09-01 · Community · Pretty easy to fix
Herman Miller Aeron+3−1
2026-09-01 · Community · Can be repaired affordably with $35 cable kits