Glad it was helpful!

A good chair makes a huge difference :) thanks man

The Embody is more flexible in terms of adjustability, and I feel like it provides more back support than the Sayl. If you are going to be spending a lot of time in the chair, I'd go with the Embody, but you should try both of them before purchasing though.

Enjoy!

Do you have it now? How is it?

@@stromkabel I actually have the Embody. Bought it before I even tried the Sayl. Review here if you're interested: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iNqCg8-Zmbm8gaM.html Did you get yours?

I thought about making one, but decided against it at the end. There are quite a few good videos on that already, you should check them out. For me, my quarantine was actually nice. I opted to pay a little more for a bigger suite at a good hotel, so I didn't feel like I was confined to a room. Let me know if you have any specific questions, I'd be glad to answer them. My advice is check the reviews of the ASQ hotel and plan at least a month in advance as they tend to be booked up.

It does, I personally like the Embody better, but the Sayl is definitely not a bad choice. I'll say that the back feels cooler with the Sayl.

I have only sat in the Aeron briefly so I don't think I'm qualify to answer that question for you. For me, however, I think the Sayl is good enough.

Do you know a good alternative that allows a full upright position?

@@Glloo481 my housemate has a Secretlab gaming chair (the Titan one I think) which has really good adjustability. The seat cushion and backrest is quite firm though Tbh I've got used to my Hermam Miller chair now, I think when I wrote my original comment I wasn't sitting properly in it, you have to really push your lower back and glutes into the back of the seat before resting back. Also I didn't have the seat depth adjusted right

Upgraded? It's just different colours 😂

Didn't realize they had the gaming edition, that looks cool!

Man wasted his money😂

@@Brian-if5nd actually, the regular one with all the bells and whistles comes at $795, while the gaming one comes with everything that one has at a "standard height" model goes for $725, and the "high height" one at $775, so the gaming chair is actually cheaper

@@Hhuiza0 cool

Based on the 15 days I used the chair (while I was in a quarantine hotel), the seat cushion was very nice and supportive, not too soft and not too firm. While the arm space could be a slightly tight, I could still definitely sit comfortably without my arms touching the armrests too often. Hope this helps.

@@MrExitStrategy thx

5'7"

Haha, I thought the same but with the Jarvfjallet. I thought it looked so cool and was comfy enough testing it out at IKEA and also thought it was expensive at $279, until I found out more about Herman Miller, Steelcase and the likes. It is worth it to me for that crazy amount of money though.

@@MrExitStrategy I have the jjarvelete and had it for about 6months, it's killing my back, I've not had bad bachache before but I do now. Hate it

I can see the net back being a bit hard for some people, but for me, I think it provides good support and is comfortable.

No it isn't. Think about what you're actually investing in. You're investing in the health of your back for a product that will last at least a decade. People will happily pay 3k for a TV that looks slightly better than their previous, but when faced with something that actually provides serious improvement to your posture and overall back health people will go "wtf??? 500 for a CHAIR?? I can just sit on a stool for $10" If you're sitting down for extended periods every single day, a quality chair with good back support is very important in the long run.

Herman miller is a expensive brand yes. But... The health of your back is not worth the money? If you spend 90% of the time sitting for work I would highly recommend ergonomic chairs for healthy reasons.

People pay $500-$1,000 for a phone they change every 2-3 years. Pretty sure a $2,000 chair that will last at MININUM 12 years and serves to keep your health in place is very much worth it.