Where do you recommend getting a Good quality PC Chair from?

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Good quality for good money - where have you bought PC chairs from?
Is there anything anyone recommends?
 
Budget?

Good chairs aren't cheap. Most will recommend something from Herman Miller like this: https://www.alloffice.co.za/product...1qXlO4aFdoPGLqzklZPm4kSCledYU6Z8aAlhrEALw_wcB

I've been using a gaming chair (a DX Racer, can't remember the model) for the past few years and I've actually been quite happy with it although the PU leather on the lumbar support cushion has started coming off (although the finish on the chair is still perfect).

I would recommend you try and test drive a chair before committing to buying it.

DO NOT buy no name chairs from Game, Makro - they'll last you a few months and you'll have wasted your money.
 
Budget?

Good chairs aren't cheap. Most will recommend something from Herman Miller like this: https://www.alloffice.co.za/product...1qXlO4aFdoPGLqzklZPm4kSCledYU6Z8aAlhrEALw_wcB

I've been using a gaming chair (a DX Racer, can't remember the model) for the past few years and I've actually been quite happy with it although the PU leather on the lumbar support cushion has started coming off (although the finish on the chair is still perfect).

I would recommend you try and test drive a chair before committing to buying it.

DO NOT buy no name chairs from Game, Makro - they'll last you a few months and you'll have wasted your money.

Yeah as you alluded to avoid the PU leather wherever possible which is what you get at those no name brand options usually.

Herman Miller is awesome if you can afford it, a bit less pricey and good is Ergotherapy.

I suspect OP wants the super RGB "gamer" treatment though.
 
Unrelated but pet peeve I can't let go.

I cannot stand a company that has a website and doesn't put pricing on it. I would go so far as to actively avoid using them if possible rather than use their "Enquiry" nonsense.
They are more focused on selling to businesses and not general public. But I bought my chair from them and it was very reasonably price and very good quality.
 
If you want a gaming chair checkout titan ice,rebeltech or wootware. All have different brands.

If you aren't interested in the rgb,ect just get a good quality office chair. They are better quality.
 
DO NOT buy no name chairs from Game, Makro - they'll last you a few months and you'll have wasted your money.

I disagree, I've had mine for over a year and its still perfectly fine, while its probably not as good as the DX Racer etc Chairs, they are what they are for their price.

I did opt to spend more money on my PC than worry about the chair but that's me.
 
Where are you and what's your budget?

I got a chair from AllOffice for just under R3k and haven't looked back.

Under R3k sounds like a good deal especially if it lasts and is good, do my budget would be R3k I rate

And I'm in East London EC
 
I'm more interested in the back support and posture and comfort level than anything else - I don't care for RGB - I assume that's lights right?
 
Budget?

Good chairs aren't cheap. Most will recommend something from Herman Miller like this: https://www.alloffice.co.za/product...1qXlO4aFdoPGLqzklZPm4kSCledYU6Z8aAlhrEALw_wcB

I've been using a gaming chair (a DX Racer, can't remember the model) for the past few years and I've actually been quite happy with it although the PU leather on the lumbar support cushion has started coming off (although the finish on the chair is still perfect).

I would recommend you try and test drive a chair before committing to buying it.

DO NOT buy no name chairs from Game, Makro - they'll last you a few months and you'll have wasted your money.

Thanks, how does one test drive a chair before buying?

So, I'd say my budget is R3k but if a R1k difference could be a better investment I'd say R4k and I'm only interested in the back support and comfort and posture aspects
 
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