Before more ppl telling me that there's a tilt tension knob to adjust the tension 😂. Yes, I know there is a tilt tension knob, both of the chair were set to the same tension. The new Logitech is still stiffer than the original, the original had been used for 7~8 years, so feel free to get the original and the Logitech one and test it out after 12000hours+ of sitting
I have the original Embody and the Gaming version and you are correct. The original Embody is not as stiff as the Gaming version. I've had my original for over 5yrs and it is not as stiff as the Gaming version. I don't know if that's due to the age or if it was designed that way. I would imagine that age may have something to do with it but I can't tell. You would need to purchase a brand new original version and the gaming version and perform a test. Who knows, and who really cares? Both the original and the gaming version are great chairs. The gaming version has much more cushioning in the back and the seat pan. Thanks.
@@iHustleLXXXI Glad you could confirm, could definately be the age. I wouldn't say I abuse it much, but it is holding up quite well. Thats true, fantastic chairs regardless. The amount of time sitting at home during the pandemic along is worth getting it..
Good review! Body weight and shape plays a major role in what model fits best. I had a hard time deciding between the Embody Gaming Chair and the Cosm. It really came down to having a few more options with the Embody Gaming but it was a super tough decision and I finally just gave up and picked the Embody Gaming Chair. : )
I think the Embody is the best HM chair and then the next one is the Aeron. The Embody is a one size fits most and the Aeron is limited. You have to make sure you buy the right size and you can’t share the chair with anyone. The Logitech Embody is much nicer than the original Embody like this dude said. It’s a stiffer back and the padding makes it stand out too. I love my Logitech Embody. I’ve had mine for 3 weeks sitting on it 12hrs per day 7 days a week and I used to have to stand up after sitting down in my Steelecase series 1 chair after 3hrs but I haven’t had to do that with my Embody. The pain is gone and I can sit hours a day on the chair without getting up. The Embody should be the next chair in MOMA. It has been around long enough and the design hasn’t changed since 2009.
You can adjust how easily it leans back. The adjustment for it is the black handle that surrounds the little blue hydrolic up/down switch. While sitting in the chair, lean back and reach over and twist / spin that handle backwards / towards you. Leaning back will get looser and looser until the point it takes no effort to fully recline.
Hi Michael, yes I tried, I forgot to mention the other handle. It is still a bit stiffer than the old one, so maybe 5,6 usage does loosen up the mechanics of my old chair a little bit more. But thanks for the suggestion!
@@kenccz6074 Strange can lessen the resistance to the point where the chair will bottom out if i throw my weight backwards. Just rotate the Tilt Tension all the way back and flip the Tilt Limiter all the way down. sometimes you have to lean forward when adjusting the Tilt Limiter to take pressure off the mechanism. These settings worked very similar to my Aeron.
@@NoshAbroad he doesn't know the difference between tilt lock and tension knob lol, my guess is that he never tried to adjust the tension, otherwise he wouldn't have only referred to the tilt lock when it comes to the stiffness lol. It was so funny watching he said all the non-sense while playing with the tilt lock lol
Have different Gaming .ver have enhanced with an additional layer of foam in the seat to support your more active posture. temperature with new cooling foam technology in the seat The seats's new copper-infused cooling foam technology prevents heat build-up while you sit.
Luckily they'll replace and install the material for 12 years. After that through an Authorized Dealer material is $180-200 and takes about 15 minutes to replace. The Logitech version is sync fabric (available on standard), so it will wear the same, maybe more so since the cushion softer. The Logitech is substantially cheaper direct, but through an AD the standard is way way cheaper. In 2020 I picked up my first Embody for $1000 through an AD, today in 2023 it's closer to $1200.
Herman Miller and Steelcase are having a 15% sale now, Humanscale is having a 20% sale in the month of November (2020). The best time to buy is now. I ended up with the Humanscale freedom with an adjustable arm and metal upgrade. I still want the HM Embody too. 110# that is unbelievable, don't remember the last time I was at that weight.
Oh then definitely this month is the month to get them. How do you like the Humanscale? The leather looks great for sessions too. LOL ya, actually I am around 118 now I think. Been hovering around 110 to 130 for the past..15 years?
@@kenccz6074 I had it for a week so it has been good (a present to getting a job again). went to work again and it has a cheap office chair, my back started to hurt again. What I like about the freedom chair is when you recline the headrest adjust not fly back with the back. Something other ergo chair doesn't do. The leather is too much. Bu tI had to upgrade for the adjustable arms, plus get the aluminum otherwise it would be mostly plastic. The seat is nice but has little cushion. But at the relax the back store they sell a perfect seat cushion for way too much. I was going to get the Aeron but the Freedom fits me better. I just like to recline and naturally it adjust. Embody looks great, and recline without kicking your legs up. just didn't buy it because I never sat in one. Wished it has a headrest. Steelcase, I have and it seems too average. Hopefully, you get to try them all, since everybody is different.
@@xophaser oh congratulation in getting back in business. It sounds like a decent chair with a great headrest but too much things needed to be upgraded haha, I guess it does have a lot to do with the fitting since you didn't like the Aeron as much. Yes, for sure, will be getting a Cosm once I get back to another country for work.
The stiffness you're referring to is actually an adjustment. You can adjust the stiffness by turning the knob on the right hand side, the same knob used to lift or lower your chair.
Haha, I had gone through too many of them, had been trying the new ie 3 pro lately. With a bit tweaking and new rubber 3, the new ie3 seems to be more durable and feels pretty close to the old one
If you can't afford a new fancy steelcase or Herman Miller chair, find a used office furniture near you. Got a steelcase leap for $200. Like new condition.
Me too, but still all those expensive chairs are in no way better than way cheaper ones (new). Not a single feature more too. So, as always, you either want to waste your money with brands or just get the best for the money. Really good chairs are around 300-500.
@@Stefan-sc7xl idk man, for people with bad posture etc maybe it is worth it. I would rather spend 1k than 500 2x or 3x over because the chair gets worn out or sucks
@@Stefan-sc7xl not a waste. Overpriced sure, but they are the best. I've had expensive and cheap chairs and there's a clear difference in quality and longevity. Wobbly creaky eventually broken chair/piston vs a tank.
I actually had it in the upright position most of the time, it maybe not as comfortable, but at least after like ten hour of sitting there, your neck and back won't really hurt as much
What's the height of the armrests from the ground up, bud? I've got one on its way and assumed they would go flush with my desk, but now I'm not so sure. 🙂
Which one do you prefer and use more these days? I'm not sure which to get :) Is it that the tilt tension is stiffer or it just doesn't go as far back as the regular?
it losens up slightly oven time, they are fairly similar now. I sorta prefer the regular one's material and the looks, if you have a physical store, is best to feel the material yourself
Alright, I might be able to try the regular Embody but it will be a bit of a hassle, afaik gaming version not out in stores here. Would you say they feel the same otherwise, like posture and comfort? Apart from fabric, how does the extra foam cushioning on the gaming version compare to the regular one?
@@nepuFIN not that much extra, they are just different material, similar thickness. Comfort wise, if you usually sit for 1~2hour session, the foam type material on the gaming one feels better, anything longer, I prefer the regular material, also not as hot or stuffy with the regular material
I was able to get this Logitech chair on eBay for $1100 shipped to my door brand new. It wasn’t half off but I am glad I got $500 off the chair. If anyone is interested in getting a new embody chair for $1249 shipped to your door please let me know. Thanks in advance!
Lol I am using the same mousepad and keyboard and I used to use the microsoft mouse too, now I had a few razer deathadders which are based on that design. You know your stuff sir.
haha ya, very simple combo, but I had been using the same versions for around 8,9 years + 🤣, I tried the deathadder, but for my hands, the IE3 are much better
You can get the Embody with the same features as the Logitech G for $1,000.00. Just contact a local aftermarket dealer, and they should meet or get close the the $1,000.00 mark.
@@alainrivera2549 Call one of the local "authorized dealers." I contacted one I found mentioned on Reddit. The dealer was based out of New York state, and had excellent customer service. I do not live in NY, but they had a truck deliver the chair to my door. There is a couple of months wait due to the volume if I remember correctly.
You mean an authorized dealer? I'm getting mine for a little over a 1K and that's because i'm going with white frame and translucent carpet/wood casters.
@@ReggieT I put "authorized dealer(s)" in quotes above your comment. $1K for the options you spec'd sounds reasonable to me. Much better than buying direct.
@@jmilesfox the usual disclaimer here is to check the return policy since HM offers 30-day no questions asked whereas authorized resellers may charge return and restocking fees.
Hi im thinking of getting either the normal embody or the Logitech one. Overall which would you say is the better chair if you were to purchase one? are the padding on the Logitech better?
Hi, for the price, the Logitech one is better for short sessions. I wouldn't say the padding on the Logitech is better, it is more soft like sitting on foam, where as the original one is polyester, like clothing. Maybe wait for blackfriday and see if any of them goes on sale? If not, then Logitech ones better for the price
I'm thinking of buying this chair this Christmas,trying to decide between the two.Do you feel the difference in padding? Is it a better option over the old embody? I wish the Logitech was available in white not too keen with black,decisions decisions.
Hi Frank, yes I do feel the difference in padding, the Logitech one is actually foam like. For shorter sitting sessions, the Logitech feels just a slightly bit more comfortable, and price is cheaper. But ya, for colors, the Logitech has no other options haha
@@kenccz6074 3 to 4 hours? How about 20 games of cs🤣🤣... Deciding to buy the herman embody logitech version... Logitech only because of the thicker butt pad. My back is messed up so i think that one will be good. 30 day return if not...
@@CarlitoJr408 20 games of cs? sounds good to me😂for sure man, I bought the original one because my neck/back was just killing me, I would say, worth every penny throughout the years
I got this chair and it’s alright. Comfortable for a while but for long sessions it really needs the head rest. Oh and a way to lock the damn chair back where you want.
I just called them, even the lady said they are the same chair, its just the color. Now they even raised the Logitech one to $1600, while the regular one is on sale with 15% from $1500. Kind of ridiculous price difference for the color.
Same. I ultimately went with the original Embody because I prefer to lean back when I sit. The gaming version was made with gamers in mind, which means sitting forward a tad more. Also, the original embody does a better job of distributing pressure across your entire back, whereas the gaming variant can start to irritate the lower back after a few hours because of the extra cushioning in that area. Other than that, they are virtually the same chair.
1:56 There's a tilt tension below the right side of the seat. Didn't bother watching the rest as I'm sure this guy got a strong opinion on things but they're all wrong.
Duue you are wrong about the whole stiffness thing.....you are mixing up the tilt tension and the tilt lock(or the tile limiter).....you adjust the "stiffness" through the tilt tension knob, it's on the just below right side of the seat and it's the big handle around the seat height joystick......watch a 3 minute how to video and you will find a new world.....
@@liualex9329 i just didnt show one of the knob lmao🤣 this is not an instruction video and I expect people who actually buys the chair or both chairs don't need explanation on all the knobs
Before more ppl telling me that there's a tilt tension knob to adjust the tension 😂. Yes, I know there is a tilt tension knob, both of the chair were set to the same tension. The new Logitech is still stiffer than the original, the original had been used for 7~8 years, so feel free to get the original and the Logitech one and test it out after 12000hours+ of sitting
I have the original Embody and the Gaming version and you are correct. The original Embody is not as stiff as the Gaming version. I've had my original for over 5yrs and it is not as stiff as the Gaming version. I don't know if that's due to the age or if it was designed that way. I would imagine that age may have something to do with it but I can't tell. You would need to purchase a brand new original version and the gaming version and perform a test. Who knows, and who really cares? Both the original and the gaming version are great chairs. The gaming version has much more cushioning in the back and the seat pan. Thanks.
@@iHustleLXXXI Glad you could confirm, could definately be the age. I wouldn't say I abuse it much, but it is holding up quite well. Thats true, fantastic chairs regardless. The amount of time sitting at home during the pandemic along is worth getting it..
There’s a tilt tension knob to adjust the tension
Good review! Body weight and shape plays a major role in what model fits best. I had a hard time deciding between the Embody Gaming Chair and the Cosm. It really came down to having a few more options with the Embody Gaming but it was a super tough decision and I finally just gave up and picked the Embody Gaming Chair. : )
Thanks =) Yes, Embody is a no brainer for most body types, I would say the Cosm works better for anyone that is 140~150pounds+
I think the Embody is the best HM chair and then the next one is the Aeron. The Embody is a one size fits most and the Aeron is limited. You have to make sure you buy the right size and you can’t share the chair with anyone. The Logitech Embody is much nicer than the original Embody like this dude said. It’s a stiffer back and the padding makes it stand out too. I love my Logitech Embody. I’ve had mine for 3 weeks sitting on it 12hrs per day 7 days a week and I used to have to stand up after sitting down in my Steelecase series 1 chair after 3hrs but I haven’t had to do that with my Embody. The pain is gone and I can sit hours a day on the chair without getting up. The Embody should be the next chair in MOMA. It has been around long enough and the design hasn’t changed since 2009.
You can adjust how easily it leans back. The adjustment for it is the black handle that surrounds the little blue hydrolic up/down switch. While sitting in the chair, lean back and reach over and twist / spin that handle backwards / towards you. Leaning back will get looser and looser until the point it takes no effort to fully recline.
Hi Michael, yes I tried, I forgot to mention the other handle. It is still a bit stiffer than the old one, so maybe 5,6 usage does loosen up the mechanics of my old chair a little bit more. But thanks for the suggestion!
@@kenccz6074 you just turn the handle. worked first time for me.
@@NoshAbroad I did, it still doesn't go as far back as the original Embody for some reason lol
@@kenccz6074 Strange can lessen the resistance to the point where the chair will bottom out if i throw my weight backwards. Just rotate the Tilt Tension all the way back and flip the Tilt Limiter all the way down. sometimes you have to lean forward when adjusting the Tilt Limiter to take pressure off the mechanism. These settings worked very similar to my Aeron.
@@NoshAbroad he doesn't know the difference between tilt lock and tension knob lol, my guess is that he never tried to adjust the tension, otherwise he wouldn't have only referred to the tilt lock when it comes to the stiffness lol. It was so funny watching he said all the non-sense while playing with the tilt lock lol
Have different
Gaming .ver have enhanced with an additional layer of foam in the seat to support your more active posture. temperature with new cooling foam technology in the seat
The seats's new copper-infused cooling foam technology prevents heat build-up while you sit.
i guess that helps in a hot environment lol
Luckily they'll replace and install the material for 12 years. After that through an Authorized Dealer material is $180-200 and takes about 15 minutes to replace. The Logitech version is sync fabric (available on standard), so it will wear the same, maybe more so since the cushion softer. The Logitech is substantially cheaper direct, but through an AD the standard is way way cheaper. In 2020 I picked up my first Embody for $1000 through an AD, today in 2023 it's closer to $1200.
Herman Miller and Steelcase are having a 15% sale now, Humanscale is having a 20% sale in the month of November (2020). The best time to buy is now. I ended up with the Humanscale freedom with an adjustable arm and metal upgrade. I still want the HM Embody too. 110# that is unbelievable, don't remember the last time I was at that weight.
Oh then definitely this month is the month to get them. How do you like the Humanscale? The leather looks great for sessions too. LOL ya, actually I am around 118 now I think. Been hovering around 110 to 130 for the past..15 years?
@@kenccz6074 I had it for a week so it has been good (a present to getting a job again). went to work again and it has a cheap office chair, my back started to hurt again. What I like about the freedom chair is when you recline the headrest adjust not fly back with the back. Something other ergo chair doesn't do. The leather is too much. Bu tI had to upgrade for the adjustable arms, plus get the aluminum otherwise it would be mostly plastic. The seat is nice but has little cushion. But at the relax the back store they sell a perfect seat cushion for way too much. I was going to get the Aeron but the Freedom fits me better. I just like to recline and naturally it adjust. Embody looks great, and recline without kicking your legs up. just didn't buy it because I never sat in one. Wished it has a headrest. Steelcase, I have and it seems too average. Hopefully, you get to try them all, since everybody is different.
@@xophaser oh congratulation in getting back in business. It sounds like a decent chair with a great headrest but too much things needed to be upgraded haha, I guess it does have a lot to do with the fitting since you didn't like the Aeron as much. Yes, for sure, will be getting a Cosm once I get back to another country for work.
Herman still has a 15% sale 9 months later lol
The stiffness you're referring to is actually an adjustment. You can adjust the stiffness by turning the knob on the right hand side, the same knob used to lift or lower your chair.
Yeah I dont know the chair well but it looked and sounded like he was adjusting the tilt limiter, not the actual tilt force adjustment
You're still using an IntelliMouse. Legend. Great overview of the chair!
Haha, I had gone through too many of them, had been trying the new ie 3 pro lately. With a bit tweaking and new rubber 3, the new ie3 seems to be more durable and feels pretty close to the old one
If you can't afford a new fancy steelcase or Herman Miller chair, find a used office furniture near you. Got a steelcase leap for $200. Like new condition.
Me too, but still all those expensive chairs are in no way better than way cheaper ones (new). Not a single feature more too.
So, as always, you either want to waste your money with brands or just get the best for the money. Really good chairs are around 300-500.
@@Stefan-sc7xl idk man, for people with bad posture etc maybe it is worth it. I would rather spend 1k than 500 2x or 3x over because the chair gets worn out or sucks
@@Stefan-sc7xl not a waste. Overpriced sure, but they are the best. I've had expensive and cheap chairs and there's a clear difference in quality and longevity. Wobbly creaky eventually broken chair/piston vs a tank.
Thanks for the review! but I think you need to do some cable management :)
haha for sure, more clean setup in the future
Should i get THIS embody still or AERON? which do you recommend someone said aeron is better for typing and tasking
I would pick this over the Aeron, especially for someone lean
Do you find it ok sitting upright? Someone else said it's not that good unless slightly lying back, Thanks
I actually had it in the upright position most of the time, it maybe not as comfortable, but at least after like ten hour of sitting there, your neck and back won't really hurt as much
What's the height of the armrests from the ground up, bud? I've got one on its way and assumed they would go flush with my desk, but now I'm not so sure. 🙂
like the bottom of the arm rest? the actual armrest are are height adjustable, forgot to mention
Which one do you prefer and use more these days? I'm not sure which to get :) Is it that the tilt tension is stiffer or it just doesn't go as far back as the regular?
it losens up slightly oven time, they are fairly similar now. I sorta prefer the regular one's material and the looks, if you have a physical store, is best to feel the material yourself
Alright, I might be able to try the regular Embody but it will be a bit of a hassle, afaik gaming version not out in stores here. Would you say they feel the same otherwise, like posture and comfort? Apart from fabric, how does the extra foam cushioning on the gaming version compare to the regular one?
@@nepuFIN not that much extra, they are just different material, similar thickness. Comfort wise, if you usually sit for 1~2hour session, the foam type material on the gaming one feels better, anything longer, I prefer the regular material, also not as hot or stuffy with the regular material
Wanted the gaming one but wasn't discounted through work so I got the original embody for half off instead. Can't wait for it to arrive.
Oh yes, I got the original embody second handed, they are a good deal when in good condition
I got it brand new from herman miller for half off through work perk. ;)
@@doasindefinitely oh dam , awesome, they use to be like around 20% cheaper too I think
@@doasindefinitely Help a Viet brotha out, please! :D
I was able to get this Logitech chair on eBay for $1100 shipped to my door brand new. It wasn’t half off but I am glad I got $500 off the chair.
If anyone is interested in getting a new embody chair for $1249 shipped to your door please let me know. Thanks in advance!
Did you ever see if you could replace the fabric on the old one?
i assume so with the 10 year warranty, I haven't used the warranty yet
which one do you think is better for gaming (leaning forward)?
The logictech then, I would say it is better on the ass than the original one if you don't lean back too often
don't lean forward. there is no point in buying an expensive chair if your aim is to be in an unergonomic position on purpose
@@LoneShot95 sometimes when I get serious in a game it's unavoidable, most of the time I will be sitting upright or leaning back
Lol I am using the same mousepad and keyboard and I used to use the microsoft mouse too, now I had a few razer deathadders which are based on that design. You know your stuff sir.
haha ya, very simple combo, but I had been using the same versions for around 8,9 years + 🤣, I tried the deathadder, but for my hands, the IE3 are much better
nice video , so right now which one you prefer? normal version or logitech? thanks
I still prefer the normal one a bit more, the logitech one is just a bit too soft for long sittings
@@kenccz6074 and about chair back, normal embody & logitech embody are the same softer?
@@DeejayCriB Yes, back feels fair similar
You can get the Embody with the same features as the Logitech G for $1,000.00. Just contact a local aftermarket dealer, and they should meet or get close the the $1,000.00 mark.
Where did you go ?
@@alainrivera2549 Call one of the local "authorized dealers." I contacted one I found mentioned on Reddit. The dealer was based out of New York state, and had excellent customer service. I do not live in NY, but they had a truck deliver the chair to my door. There is a couple of months wait due to the volume if I remember correctly.
You mean an authorized dealer? I'm getting mine for a little over a 1K and that's because i'm going with white frame and translucent carpet/wood casters.
@@ReggieT I put "authorized dealer(s)" in quotes above your comment. $1K for the options you spec'd sounds reasonable to me. Much better than buying direct.
@@jmilesfox the usual disclaimer here is to check the return policy since HM offers 30-day no questions asked whereas authorized resellers may charge return and restocking fees.
Hi im thinking of getting either the normal embody or the Logitech one. Overall which would you say is the better chair if you were to purchase one? are the padding on the Logitech better?
Hi, for the price, the Logitech one is better for short sessions. I wouldn't say the padding on the Logitech is better, it is more soft like sitting on foam, where as the original one is polyester, like clothing. Maybe wait for blackfriday and see if any of them goes on sale? If not, then Logitech ones better for the price
@@kenccz6074 Thanks for replying! So if the price wasn't an issue, you would go for the original Embody?
@@autonomyseeker6082 Yes, I actually do prefer the original texture and the looks a bit more
@@kenccz6074 just wondering are there any sqeaks from the regular embody? How long did you have it for now?
@@autonomyseeker6082 for about 5+ years, there are some at the seating area underneath but is very subtle.
Great review thanks x
Purchased the Logitech version yesterday.
Where did you get that table?
I think we got it from Ikea many years ago, it is roughly 150cm long x 65cm wide if that helps
I'm thinking of buying this chair this Christmas,trying to decide between the two.Do you feel the difference in padding? Is it a better option over the old embody? I wish the Logitech was available in white not too keen with black,decisions decisions.
Hi Frank, yes I do feel the difference in padding, the Logitech one is actually foam like. For shorter sitting sessions, the Logitech feels just a slightly bit more comfortable, and price is cheaper. But ya, for colors, the Logitech has no other options haha
@@kenccz6074 more comfortable but for shorter sessions? Wouldn't that be more comfortable so no matter what, even longer sessions?
@@CarlitoJr408 It is, just feel like the original has a slight edge when sitting for 3,4 hours+, since they do use different material
@@kenccz6074 3 to 4 hours? How about 20 games of cs🤣🤣... Deciding to buy the herman embody logitech version... Logitech only because of the thicker butt pad. My back is messed up so i think that one will be good. 30 day return if not...
@@CarlitoJr408 20 games of cs? sounds good to me😂for sure man, I bought the original one because my neck/back was just killing me, I would say, worth every penny throughout the years
Thanks!
Bro u need some cable management 😂
Thanks
1500 bucks? I wish! The embody costs 2500 (USD equivalent) here! If it was only 1500 I'd have bought one already!
What Country do you live in?
NICE REVIEW BUT PLEASE FIX YOUR CABLES
The Logitech embody is $100 more than it was when you posted this showing the price. Wish they didn't inflate the price.
guess they sold a decent amount, great marketing
I got this chair and it’s alright. Comfortable for a while but for long sessions it really needs the head rest. Oh and a way to lock the damn chair back where you want.
Head rest coming from Atlas next year
Hi! for reference, how tall are you ?
Hi, I'm 169cm =)
@@kenccz6074 Thx :)
hi bro how wtall are you? thank ytou very much
Hi, I am 1.69m
I just called them, even the lady said they are the same chair, its just the color. Now they even raised the Logitech one to $1600, while the regular one is on sale with 15% from $1500. Kind of ridiculous price difference for the color.
oh interesting, the Logitech one was cheaper last year, I guess they want to get rid of some stocks
that's not true, the padding on the cushion and back is different.
@@beet111 the back is just a color difference. And I am only repeating what their own sales person told me on the phone.
Original Embody > Gaming Embody
Same. I ultimately went with the original Embody because I prefer to lean back when I sit. The gaming version was made with gamers in mind, which means sitting forward a tad more. Also, the original embody does a better job of distributing pressure across your entire back, whereas the gaming variant can start to irritate the lower back after a few hours because of the extra cushioning in that area. Other than that, they are virtually the same chair.
Can I have your old one? lol
Mom took the new one ,XD
Nice review!
The Logitech Embody chair is a lot better of a deal in my opinion, it's hundreds cheaper and looks better in my opinion
1:56 There's a tilt tension below the right side of the seat. Didn't bother watching the rest as I'm sure this guy got a strong opinion on things but they're all wrong.
ya sure, just dont read the whole article and have your own assumptions 😂time to get both of these and try it urself after 12000+hours
Ugh. Another anime pic kid thinking they know everything. Obviously he knows there's tilt tension, just not robust enough. Lol
Duue you are wrong about the whole stiffness thing.....you are mixing up the tilt tension and the tilt lock(or the tile limiter).....you adjust the "stiffness" through the tilt tension knob, it's on the just below right side of the seat and it's the big handle around the seat height joystick......watch a 3 minute how to video and you will find a new world.....
had the chair for years, im pretty sure i know where all the knobs are XD
@@kenccz6074 yet you failed to show people how to adjust tilt tension correctly in the video XD
@@liualex9329 i just didnt show one of the knob lmao🤣 this is not an instruction video and I expect people who actually buys the chair or both chairs don't need explanation on all the knobs