Thanks for sharing your experience!

Mirra 2 gang gang

@@RyhtymFiendsecretlabs gang

How? Damn, I am actually so jealous.

On offerup. I got lucky tho, the guy just happened to have one and I was gonna buy a mirra2 for 500 off him but he showed up with the Embody because he thought it would be better for me. Then I asked if he could fo 400... I don't see embody for any less than 800 usually. Its got a couple little scratches on the right arm I kind of buffed out with some car products but other than that its perfect-its grey fabric, translucent back, black base, with silver metal legs. I love it. The chair really absolutely helped my back. I had really bad back pain before from sitting for even a short time.

Hello, thank you for sharing this feedback with us.

What I understand from the reviews is that this chair is designed to be used at a very slightly/naturally backward inclined position to hold the spine in the correct position. It seems like you don't need a headrest at such a position since you would be looking at the monitor with your head very slightly forward, therefore your head would be hanging in the air without pressure. That's what it says in the specs of the chair on their website.

@@unity20000 I need a headrest on any chair I sit in because of my cervical dystonia my head pulls severely to the left side so I need support to keep my head straight without enormous amounts of pain.

Atlas are making a headrest for Embody too, but I guess there will be a few more months before it's out. This is also currently what's holding me back from getting an Embody, because I would really like a headrest for when I want to lean back and relax a bit. I'm kinda waiting with getting a new chair until the Atlas Embody headrest is out, so I can know if it's good or if I'm better off getting a different chair entirely.

@@salut9658 Nothing yet, unfortunately. Still on my cheap Ikea chair. The Atlas headrest isn't out yet, but will be in the beginning of 2023 I believe. I'm still leaning towards getting an Embody + Atlas I think, might get an Embody soon and preorder the headrest.

Not sure if the headrest will void the warranty of the chair or not. Seems like it won't leave noticable marks, but who knows.

YES MORE COLORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The red should be BRIGHT in the back, that would be insane!

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@@hermanmiller Oh you came out with a black one, and I've bought it! (as did my GF). Thanks for that. :) Would have loved a dark red one but whatevs, the black one looks nice enough.

@@hermanmiller White would be a nice. And a red too!

It’s basically a less expensive model with more features than the more expensive normal base model with slight changes to the lumbar support. It’s a better deal IMO

@@Scragg- basically the Logitech has thicker cushion and is "copper infused" that makes it cooler and more breathable. Also the lumbar support "forces" you to sit more upright or forward (because competitive gamers tend to lean forward when playing) as opposed to the original embody which is more relaxed and laid back. I also heard about the original being more expensive but being cheaper usually through your local authorized dealers, I don't know if that's true or not

@@ightimmaheadout290 I managed to get a good deal on a brand new original embody, it seems for force me to sit straight enough tbh I don’t think there is much of an actual difference between them besides maybe the padding. In any case the one I got is comfortable enough so I’m happy with it

Logitech’s version is more padded and stiffer for gamers than the original embody but other than that they are essentially the same chairs. I got mine for $1100 shipped with tax included and that’s why I purchased mine. I was not about to spend $2k on a chair so when the opportunity arose I jumped on it. I am not the type to buy anything used. Call me superficial but I think it’s nasty. Plus, the Logitech’s version is limited edition so if I want to sell it at a a later time the value will still be there. Logitech’s model is fully loaded whereas the regular embody is customizable to an extent. I have been sitting in my chair for over 2 weeks now and I have not had any more back pain or pain in my tailbone like I had when I was using my Steelecase Series 1 chair. This chair is worth $1100 to me but I would really have to think hard about paying $2k for the chair but I think at the end of the day, I would.

@@iHustleLXXXI don’t make the same mistake I did by tightening the front knob all the way to keep it from leaning back at all and fucking up your neck. You need to have it at least a little bit loose so that it can actually conform to your back and flex. Front knob - tension to conform with back arch and flex Back knob - forward + back lean. I was using front knob all the way tense and using the back lean to compensate for the lack of an arch with that setting and it really screwed up my neck, I just realized last night that I had been using it completely wrong and did basically the opposite settings and I’m feeling much better already Edit: it took a few weeks using the wrong settings to start feeling pain

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dont need one

@@drunkengrodd2796wrong

Ya except it defeats the purpose of an ergonomic chair

​@@XR-qs7mqnot if you use it primarily for work but then also wanna relax in it for a few hours to play games at night.

Logitech has the market, sponsors events, etc. It's an open way into the clients

@@brenogibson3538 good point

Actually it’s more than just colour, the entire chair is unique in that no other embody sits the way it does, as well as the extra padding/cooling foam, it’s actually perfectly tailored to a gamer

Judging from the bottom cross-bar under each of their seats it looks like they're both sitting in Herman Miller's "Eames Soft Pad Chair"

Mines quiet af

I can assure you, myself having big back problems, I've already started saving cash instead of going to the doctor. In 2-3 years I'll out value the cost of the chair

@@freedonxit’s not that comfortable, it’s ergonomic. The seat is rock hard

@@Snxgur If your seat is rock solid, then it's defective , return it. However don't confuse it by being harder than a cheap chair that it's bad.

@@freedonx Sold it and went to secretlabs titan evo and couldn’t be happier, just got done a 30 hour session sitting in it and 0 pain. Embody i could barely do 5 hours, each to their own

There's black on black, with white highlights for casters/sear adjustment/armrest adjustment buttons And also the purple one and the green one -- but I feel you, I think they should have made an option for customisation colours for such a high price 😬 I just went with the black on black, because I'm rebuilding my office layout after I move 🤙🏽

lol yup!

200$, 1000$ it doesn't matter, you couldn't afford it at either price point.

@@n3hp5 200$ is decent most good chairs are around a couple hundred more dollars. it's furniture, people who own houses buy furniture, if you have enough money to buy a house you have extra money to spend decorating it. i mean if you want a C H A I R 4 legs and something to sit on, you can get that for 20$ in wallmart. office chairs are worth a lot because of the ergonomics, the adjustments, the quality (sometimes) it all adds up realistically it cost like 50$ worth of material for a 200$ chair, plus labor and marketing, i spent 400$ on my chair, i have a min wage job, and i can afford it.

R&D + brand.