Herman MillerMore people than ever are now working from home. But even if you’re just temporarily remote, investing in a good office chair is well worth the cost. We investigated what makes an office chair great along with the benefits of forking over your hard-earned money for one that’s actually high quality. We also included some of our favorite recommendations. You probably spend several hours each day sitting at your desk writing, typing, taking video calls, or just vibing. You’ve also probably got a pretty good idea of whether or not your current office chair is doing you any good. And if it isn’t, you should keep reading. Here’s what separates the good office chairs from the bad, along with a few recommendations at varying price points: The Risks You Take When You Buy Cheap It’s tempting to buy the first inexpensive decent-looking office chair you can find, but that’s not the best idea. If you’re spending more than an hour a day in your chair, there are several good arguments to be made for spending more money, too. Why? Cheap chairs never deliver. They’re never comfortable or ergonomic and are often attributed to causing neck and back pain as well as other health issues. Such issues can make it difficult to keep sitting and doing your job every day, and might even lead to injuries and surgeries (and sky-high medical bills). While you could just switch to a standing desk, investing in a higher-quality chair is probably all you… Click below to read the full story from How To Geek
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Why It’s Worth Investing in a Good Office Chair
