I reaaally like it tbh

I can only assume you previously never owned a chair; had one and it gave me really bad back pain.

@@nernsteinstien what a horrible assumption. Almost like you don’t know everyone’s body can react differently to things

@@nernsteinstien meh. you need to learn how to adjust it accordingly to your body.

@@voodoodisco Tried all the settings, its just the wrong shape pushing the shoulders forward. Most other high end office chairs are better.

hahaha thank you!

God level interviews

haha thank you!!

Thank you very much

Update: purchased this exact chair myself and it arrived today. Immediately after a couple hours of use, the hip pain that I was experiencing from sitting and getting up from my old chair that made it hard to walk for a few seconds is gone. That alone was wroth it for me. However, being able to adjust the arms without having to adjust my chair height is also a game changer because my old chair couldn't do it. 10/10 purchase with no regrets.

Thank you so much

Thank you so much I appreciate it man

What’s your career

@@j.m4a1 not a career i want, that's for sure.

Alpha is making a headrest for the Embody but it’s not out yet

Atlas headrest released tomorrow

whats the difference

thank you so much bro

thank you!!

thanks man!!

haha yes!

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lmao

Thank you!!

I had 5 of my boys sitting on it and they freaked out 😂

You probably ordered it already 😄

Go through an Authorized Dealer. They most likely can give you a better deal than HM. You can buy used as well but that might not come with their 12 year warranty.

yess siiir!

planning to buy aeron, can you recommend it? worth it?

@@jeadarn 100% bro

Thank you mayn! Welcome to another video!

Thank you man

much love broski

Just ordered the Logitech version, i hope my back does not get too hot, the regular version just costs too much for me.

@@SpruceMoose-iv8un Really? Logitech version is usually more expensive than the normal versions. Sync fabric is actually thicker than the rest of the fabrics. Recommend to use your chair mainly in an aircon environment.

It was like a week bro

@@andresvidoza hell yeah, can’t wait brother :p

thankss🤗🙌🏽

HM?

@@evilchinchula Herman Miller, the company that makes this chair.

its like a blue teal color bro. But not all countries sell em

@@andresvidoza awesome thanks man! I haven’t seen that color before, buts it’s super beautiful ties everything in well!

hahaha

hahahah

Was wondering the same. Did you find it? :D

About a week or two to appreciate the Embody. Worthy in the long run!

Try adjusting the back right knob to fit your spine, the back left switch has three settings that helps you to bend over the chair. Typically I would advise adjusting the chair height the lowest so that your leg can touch the floor.

ill do a long term review forsure!

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The company that makes a headrest for the Aeron is working on one for the Embody as well.

I just received my Embody gaming chair yesterday. I'm not finding that it makes the noises everybody says it makes. Did I get ripped off? 🤔

@@gregorymoore2877 your good bro

YESS

almost bro

not at all... its probably the most rigid chair ive had up to now. granted its also really expensive so

Say that again in 20 years in the future hahaha. When you're 40+ you start looking into adult boring things like a comfortable furninature hehe

LOL your health is worth the investment. Also your 'desktop setup' will never have the longevity of the chair.

You could get the Aeron.

it all depends bro. Office chairs are like beds.. you want something good if you really spend lots of time sitting down. I've ruined my back with terrible chairs and I regret. But like Vernwalker said, try the Aeron!

as a software engineer i spend more than 80% of my waking time sitting in front of computer, for me any price is going to worth it if it means it will save my back and also the build is meant to last more than 10 years under heavy use.

That cheap chair come with a 12-year warranty? It could be the last chair you buy for a long time.

I've purchased less expensive chairs and am very thankful to have upgraded to the latest Aeron. The suspension is better than the embody and it confirms to the back more easily. Definitely worth the cost, though I did buy them during the 15% off sale.

This is one absolute magnificent mental gymnastic 10/10

You have effectively completely made up a scenario and said nothing outside of "but it isn't metal!". Companies like Herman Miller and Steelcase design their seats ergonomically to provide the most ADJUSTMENTS to fit people. Whenever you buy a product you're not just paying for "expensive materials", especially when it comes to seating, you're, a lot of the times, paying for design, adjustability and features that fit your necessities. Since you seem to have never seen an ergo chair before, why don't we just run through what you're ACTUALLY paying for. 1. You're paying for a chair designed to provide support to your lower back, this will aid in aligning you to mimic a standing position as much as possible (humans aren't made to sit for 8-12 hours a day). A gaming chair provides little to no lumbar support, and, for the ones that do, they tend to be lackluster in adjustability, and as such will provide you a subpar experience for about the same price as some ergo chairs. You can say what you will, but lumbar support in seating isn't some new "gimmick" lol 2. You're paying for a 12-year warranty. If there comes a time your chair stops working on you, you will be able to do something about it. You're not paying for a chair you'll use for a year, you're paying for a chair you'll use for the next decade. 3. ADJUSTABILITY. Gaming chairs tend to provide little to no adjustability outside of the basic tilt and height adjustments. If the chair doesn't fit you, there's little you can do about it. A chair like the Embody or the Steelcase Leap V2 will provide you with seat pan adjustment, arm height, pivot, width and depth adjustment, and lumbar support adjustment among with other functions. (So, if you think "the long seat pan may be ergonomic for some but not others" then you can simply adjust the seat pan to be shorter, there you go) Use whatever you want, it is truly your prerogative if you want to fuck over your back simply because you are getting "more expensive materials" in your gaming chair of choice. But why even bother commenting on why ergo chairs are bad when you have 0 clue what they do or how they even work. All of these top-of-the-line ergo chairs are using ergonomics based on studies of human physiology, why? Because these companies have decades of good reputation building high-quality seating, it would make 0 sense for them to try to swindle customers with a marketing ploy in exchange for the decades of good rep they've built up. Think, Shynobiex, think.

@@thatmfdiego did I once mention about ergonomic chairs above $500 in the steelcase and Herman Miller category? I'm specifically highlighting chairs that claims to be ergonomic with a similar price point gaming chair whilst providing limited functionality compared to the more expensive ergo Chairs. 1) new gaming chairs like the secret lab have a built in lumbar support which works as well as the ergo Chairs I've used in the past at similar price point. Only difference is one is uncomfortable to sit in cause it's mesh and tends to sag after 5 months of use while the other maintains it's firmness and cushion throughout. 2) 12 years warranty? Have you actually read their warranty policy? It's literally only for defective parts and faulty mechanism that came during the delivery. They do not, I repeat, they do not cover normal wear and tear on the chairs. I'm not talking about Herman Miller category cause I've had a pleasant experience with them when exchanging parts that were run down after 3 years of use. As I'm typing, I'm still using my aeron and it's still a great chair. The reason why I'm typing this is cause the other ergo Chairs that are in the gaming chair price range just doesn't seem to hold up well after 6-12 months of use. And warranty does not cover user wear and tear despite it's 12 year warranty. I've bought 2 different so called "ergo" chairs for family members and they fall apart and I'm unable to claim warranty because of user end use. This pushed me to try gaming chairs out of curiosity and I found the secretlab 2022 edition to be top notch. 3 months in and I realized some abnormal wear on my seat base. Got it exchanged within 3 days with little to no fuss and its been 5 months now and the seat base still looks good as the day I bought it. So yes, the good high end gaming chairs are not a gimmick and they are honestly worth for what it is. 3) the good high end gaming chairs like I said on my secretlab does all the things you've mentioned. The only thing that it does not do however is the front tilt function like I can do on my aeron. Despite that, it's still much better than all the other ergonomic chair I've tested at show rooms and used in the past from my past 2 purchases. The argument here isn't about whether gaming chairs are better than ergonomic chairs. You forgot to add context to it like I've mentioned in my previous post being $300-$500 gaming chairs better than the ergonomic chairs in this price range. The answer is and always be a hard yes. If you want a good ergonomic chair, a steelcase or Herman Miller would definitely be better than any gaming chair period. But if you're looking for a good chair in general with some ergonomic functions at the $300-$500 price range, then the gaming chair will definitely perform beyond it's expectations unlike the lower quality $300-$500 "ergonomic" chairs.

I've had this chair for almost 1 year now if i return back in time the first thing i do is to repurchase this chair again.

12 year warranty goes into price plus build quality, and the rest…

@@Stevexupen ok

@@consp1racyy i guess u can have ur own opinion aswell so nothing to debate there I would personally save that money or upgrade my current pc heck i can build a new PC setup

@@chandleryt7496 not really an opinion more fact about the price, and it’s also what others repeat. Exactly, each to their own on the matter regardless. As for me, I am a web developer working from home and I also like to game, so I spend a lot of time on it. It’s an investment toward health so I don’t see personally any issue with the price.