Aeron chair review

The Herman Miller Aeron chair has received a lot of acclaim from users and critics. Some have even gone so far as to say that the chair is the "Ferrari of seats." Some, on the other hand, claim that "most people would have a hard time having something to complain about." It has also been recognized by the art sector by being placed in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. With the applause from the Aeron chair here and there, one may wonder if it really deserves that much praise. Well, we have also asked the same question. Here are our findings:

Let's start with the comfort level. When you sit in the Aeron chair for hours, he or she will not experience any bodily pain. Sitting in the Aeron chair really feels like you're sitting in a chair priced from $ 749 to $ 949. This is due to the Pellicle suspension system that has replaced the uncomfortable foam cushions on most chairs. Such innovation cradles your body, distributes pressure evenly, and keeps you cool. Whatever position or posture you want to take, you can ensure that the chair will suit you.

Let's move on to the price. As previously mentioned, the Aeron has a suggested retail price of $ 749 for the base type and $ 949 for the highly adjustable model. The high price is sure to turn off most people. Therefore, this is the Aeron chair's largest hitch. Sure, it will pay for itself with continued use over several years or so and will most likely last 10 years or more compared to ordinary office chairs that will wear out easily in 3 years. But, it is a burden on our part to spend that kind of money on a single purchase. Some might say it's cheaper in the long run, but that amount of money, when spent all at once, can cause the user to incur certain opportunity aeron arm.

Finally, let's evaluate workforce and innovation. There is no question about the excellent workmanship. As mentioned earlier, when you sit in an Aeron chair, he or she can really feel the price, at least figuratively anyway. The innovation also gets an A plus with various features built into a single chair, such as the Pellicle suspension system, adjustable armrests, tilt tension adjustment, knee tilt mechanism and much more.

Now is the time for the final judgment. Despite the high price, we still recommend the Herman Miller Aeron chair and give it two thumbs up. Sure, it's not for everyone for the price, but considering the level of comfort, health benefits, design, and features it offers, the price is quite reasonable. Getting rid of the body aches and discomfort that one suffers during long hours of sitting is enough to want to have an Aeron chair for me. In general, the praise garnered by Aeron is not unfounded.