Ok so let me set this straight, you pay thousands for an office chair and you have the audacity to act like its good of them to not offer an adjustable headrest? what a shilling.
@@thesolidsnek8096its almost like the original comment gave the exact reasoning as to why a headrest is not needed and you just ignored all of that. Ridiculous
@@kevl4n109 You also dont need a luxury chair to sit in a natural upright position. You pay for the luxury. For 2 grand even if it isnt necessary i expect a headrest
If your monitors were setup at the correct hight you would not need a headrest! With the right ergonomics your neck will automatically be straight and comfortable!
Whilst true, I had to get one for my Aeron when I recline. When I’m sat up working it’s out of the way but if I’m gaming or just generally reclining it’s nice to have
@@nighthawk2548that's the only reason you would need a headrest, you don't need a headrest sitting upright, your head is on your shoulders, of you do need a headrest sitting upright, you just have bad posture.
Isn’t the idea of the chair being super expensive is that it’s optimised extremely well to the human body. You don’t need a headrest. When you are walking around you never think “I need my head to lean against something”. In a natural human position, your head sits on your shoulders. You have your entire spine as rest.
This is true. But not having a headrest isn't great when you are leaning back and chilling because you just end up slouching when you get tired of holding your head up. I'm going to get one for this reason. You don't need one if all you do is work in the chair though.
I have an Aeron and I am telling you, do NOT get a head rest. Take advantage of the fact that every Herman Miller chair is designed to correct your posture so that a support is not needed for your neck. Make your chair comfortable first, then change your setup around the chair.
nope. I had neck pain when I got my aeron and caved in after a few weeks. Absolutely love mine. Tried it with and without it on for a while and kept putting it back on. My neck is tired after work and I love it. Depends on the person, I suppose
@@CallumSk8er I also have an Aeron and I just never feel the need to rest my head until I'm so tired I need to go to bed. If nothing else "I can't even hold my head up anymore!" should be a sign to take a break from the computer!
@@christiantrent1030it’s designed to straighten your spine and neck when you sit. That’s the whole point of the chair. Therefore it doesn’t need a headrest
@@joeisdude Now that it's marketed to gamers, who like to recline when chilling on the PC - it could definitley use a head rest. You're doing work or gaming hard, yep 90 degrees, slight recline no headrest is needed - popping out a controller, leaning back, redditting or watching videos - def a headrest is welcome
What do u mean? I owned the Herman miller embody and aeron. Embody was the worst thing i’ve ever sat in and aeron wasn’t that great after a few hours. I prefer secretlabs greatly
I’m ngl if you work at a office job or any job that requires long periods of sitting, please get a Herman Miller. The cost of the chair might be a little pricey, buts it’s a great investment.
The Atlas headrest is 1:1 with the Herman Miller design because the person who started the company Atlas worked for Herman Miller and helped design the Embody chair. If you want the best and 1:1 match then I would highly recommend the Atlas.
No matter which office chair I tested I cannot use a headrest and I can barely use the lower part of the backrest. It just feels so unnatural to be reclined so far backwards, that you can rest more than a lumbar part of your back.
I've been using the Embody for over a year now and not once felt the need for a headrest. I looked into the whole thing before buying but forgot about it as soon as I started using it.
This is the company with the crazy woman as ceo, the one that said leave pity city to her employees because they didnt get their bonusses, meanwhile she got her 2 million dollar bonus as per usual.
@@CreativityNulli’d stay away from herman miller if your a gamer , uncomfortable as hell to game in. Try a secretlabs i love mine over the aeron and embody
@@Snxgur not sure what being a gamer does to make the sitting style different. You're still using a mouse and a keyboard. Maybe if you use a controller and lean back maybe.
@@CreativityNull Yep, i don’t find it comfortable to sit in “correct” posture while gaming and watching videos . as why herman miller is uncomfortable af for me after a few hours. I have both aeron and Titan evo with me right now and greatly prefer the titan evo. aeron causes me pain , evo doesn’t simple as that. If i need to do a 24 hour session, secretlabs is the one
I bought an office chair with a headrest. Hated it so much I returned it for the same model without a headrest. Significant improvement. Since then I've upgraded to a used Herman Miller, great decision. Haven't even thought about headrests again until watching this video.
Headrest are useless of your chair is not for relaxing, if your chair is for working for long durations, a headrest is just going to push your head and not disaling your head with your spine
Headrests are only for when you lean back and practically lay down. Using the headrest while upright is actually bad depending on how much time you spend sitting a day, coz your neck muscles would get weaker and not be able to support your head.
Atlas Headrests makes one for the embody. From the looks of it, it’s a little wider than this one. I have, like it, and think it blends in with the ordinal style pretty well.
I don't know why this is so hard for some of these commenters to understand. These chairs can lean back a considerable amount, and it doesn't matter how much back support you have when it's your neck and head directly fighting gravity. I don't use my headrest when I'm sitting upright, but I like to lean back occasionally, and not having a headrest in that situation sucks ass.
HM did think of it and they have stated many times that their view is if the chair posture is correct then a headrest is not needed and only encourages slouching.
Man, the poors in these comments mad that a chair they can't afford doesn't have a headrest. If you ever go to an office supply store that sells Herman Miller, try out an embody. You'll quickly realise you do in fact not need a headrest and that a headrest would only downgrade the ergonomics.
While the chair is designed to ergonomically position the body for proper posture and keep your spine and neck aligned, if you’re taller and reclined, it can leave a little to be desired. I’m 6’2 and sitting up, it’s fine. However, reclined, my neck isn’t aligned because it isn’t anywhere near contacting the chair. I have an Atlas headrest for this exact reason. Personally, it’s far better than the one in this video. It’s personal preference though.
The reason the "gold standard of office chairs" doesn't have a headrest is that Herman Miller knows what they're doing. A headrest is actually bad for your posture, your body is built to support your head on its own. This company has been making the gold standard of office furniture since the time your great grandparents were bumpin uglies and getting your great uncles and aunts all over the couch, they know what they're doing.
Office logix hates negative criticism. They’re trying to drag another RUclipsrs name through the dirt saying we shouldn’t listen to him. This product is not worth it
wtf is with all the comments "you don't need a headrest cause..." yeah... everybody knows, sometimes, you just wanna chill though. Not everybody only sits at their computer just to work, some people also watch movies or game, and then you wanna sit in a reclined chilled position.
I have this chair and have not once said “I really need a headrest.” Not knocking anyone else but I’d question the purpose of being this specific chair when you can buy a different one with a headrest.
The design is fine, problem is people are buying these chairs and want to chill in them at home which is not what the chair was designed for. It's a working chair for people who sit in front of a computer 8 hours a day.
@@LukiR33So after I'm done working for 8 hours and want to watch a movie or play a game, I can't lay back and rest my head becaue the pos company that i paid $2000 for a chair didn't include a headrest? That's just kinda sad.
@@xcel1428 If you can afford to waste your money, then that's fine. But don't go telling people that it's worth every penny when it's clearly not. Get yourself 2 other PCs and 3 cheap chairs and you will be much happier than buying one **luxury** chair.
my boss got me a herman miller when i got promoted. those chairs are amazing as is, if you have your desk setup correctly you shouldn't need a headrest. but cool idea for sure.
Yep it's big bucks but they have a 12 year warranty (parts AND labor). The worst part about this is that six years after I bought my Aeron... they released the Aeron 2.0!
>enter a market with an average price of $200 >design product to support user's back & not require headrest >charge 5-10x average price for product >forget to add cushion for long-haul users with tailbone sensitivity >watch actual users seek out headrest anyway >say nothing
Headrests aren’t really designed for actually resting your head on weirdly. They are designed to minimize whiplash and neck injury if you were to slam into something. So you’ll always find one in a car but never standard in normal chairs.
I work as consultant and deliver high end office furnitures to companies and private offices, and i haven't experienced anyobe with actual money who buys Herman Miller. They make chairs for influencers and status hunters, Herman Miller is the Gucci of furniture. People with real wealth either buys handmade furniture custom made for them, or they they are smart to pay half for a generic brand that focus on ergonomics rather then branding and status...
Its not supposed to have a headrest, but there have been times ive wanted to sleep in this chair, but i couldnt because of a lack of head/neck support. This would fix that.
The char wasnt ment to have a headrest. But ill be honest. I like having a head test too. Shame those chairs are so pricey, id like to get one. Might look for a good used one.
That chair is designed to support your back so your neck is in a natural upright position when sat correctly, not requiring a headrest!
Yup, my ergo evaluator said some headrest can be bad, especially non-adjustable ones, as they push your head forward out of alignment with your back
Ok so let me set this straight, you pay thousands for an office chair and you have the audacity to act like its good of them to not offer an adjustable headrest? what a shilling.
@@thesolidsnek8096its almost like the original comment gave the exact reasoning as to why a headrest is not needed and you just ignored all of that. Ridiculous
@@kevl4n109 You also dont need a luxury chair to sit in a natural upright position. You pay for the luxury. For 2 grand even if it isnt necessary i expect a headrest
@@thesolidsnek8096yes go to the gym and train your back ur body is designed to hold up your head
If your monitors were setup at the correct hight you would not need a headrest! With the right ergonomics your neck will automatically be straight and comfortable!
Whilst true, I had to get one for my Aeron when I recline. When I’m sat up working it’s out of the way but if I’m gaming or just generally reclining it’s nice to have
Dawg i just wanna lean my head back for a second 💀
Wrong, you want to lean back and chill when gaming or watching videos. Not upright all the time like tasks
Exactly, no point of spending that much on an ergonomic chair, if your not using it ergonomically lol
Wjatv about when u wanna recline and lay back
Buys a Herman Miller, proceeds to complain it won't let him have bad posture.
Headrest = bad posture? What if i want to lean back to relax without my neck snapping off lmao.
@@nighthawk2548that's the only reason you would need a headrest, you don't need a headrest sitting upright, your head is on your shoulders, of you do need a headrest sitting upright, you just have bad posture.
@@nighthawk2548then go to bed you're clearly tired
@@captainjames4649I will after I’m done gaping your mom
most complaints about the aeron is this. They are not able to slouch, cross legged or leg under thigh.
Nobody thought of it cuz a $900+ chair should already come with one 💀
@@unknwndno
$2,000
@@huskloyou just lowered it
@@unknwndyou tripping bruh its $1700
Can get these for $800‐1200 used. Or $1500 new.
It's actually 3 billion dollars
Isn’t the idea of the chair being super expensive is that it’s optimised extremely well to the human body. You don’t need a headrest. When you are walking around you never think “I need my head to lean against something”. In a natural human position, your head sits on your shoulders. You have your entire spine as rest.
Well my spine hurts when I stand or walk. I don't think nature has made all of us perfect.
@@SianaGearzsounds like a skill issue
@@Omnipraevalentyou poor thing..
This is true. But not having a headrest isn't great when you are leaning back and chilling because you just end up slouching when you get tired of holding your head up. I'm going to get one for this reason. You don't need one if all you do is work in the chair though.
@@yaboybenderbending7346 Keep bender bending...
I have an Aeron and I am telling you, do NOT get a head rest. Take advantage of the fact that every Herman Miller chair is designed to correct your posture so that a support is not needed for your neck. Make your chair comfortable first, then change your setup around the chair.
nope. I had neck pain when I got my aeron and caved in after a few weeks. Absolutely love mine. Tried it with and without it on for a while and kept putting it back on. My neck is tired after work and I love it. Depends on the person, I suppose
@@greod1006 dumbass
Same, I have an embody and never felt the need for a head rest. And my previous chair had one
these chairs are for nerds, normal people wanna lay back and rest their head sometimes
@@CallumSk8er I also have an Aeron and I just never feel the need to rest my head until I'm so tired I need to go to bed. If nothing else "I can't even hold my head up anymore!" should be a sign to take a break from the computer!
Atlas headrests also makes good ones, should compare the two
Actually got mine from Atlas
The atlas uses the exact same materials as the actual chair, for that ultra premium experience. It feels (and looks) seamless.
@@satsugai8845 I can vouch for this. I pre-ordered mine and it was well worth the wait
Agreed. Atlas is the better choice.
This video compares both:
ruclips.net/video/H11Q52OAQ0Y/видео.htmlsi=N1cpEZMJdSLsoI2b
The chair doesn’t need a headrest. That’s the point.
It does buddy
@@christiantrent1030it’s designed to straighten your spine and neck when you sit. That’s the whole point of the chair. Therefore it doesn’t need a headrest
@@joeisdude Now that it's marketed to gamers, who like to recline when chilling on the PC - it could definitley use a head rest. You're doing work or gaming hard, yep 90 degrees, slight recline no headrest is needed - popping out a controller, leaning back, redditting or watching videos - def a headrest is welcome
@@joeisdude but what if it looks cool
@@christiantrent1030 can’t argue with that.
Doesn't need a headrest, but Atlas has the best headrest for this chair.
If I’m dropping a grand on a chair, that shot BETTER have a headrest
I think that chair was designed to not require a headrest but people want what they want.
Ill never get ppl woth these chairs. Ur literally helping ur body to reduce muscle and increase the pain
What do u mean? I owned the Herman miller embody and aeron. Embody was the worst thing i’ve ever sat in and aeron wasn’t that great after a few hours. I prefer secretlabs greatly
I’m ngl if you work at a office job or any job that requires long periods of sitting, please get a Herman Miller. The cost of the chair might be a little pricey, buts it’s a great investment.
The Atlas headrest is 1:1 with the Herman Miller design because the person who started the company Atlas worked for Herman Miller and helped design the Embody chair.
If you want the best and 1:1 match then I would highly recommend the Atlas.
No matter which office chair I tested I cannot use a headrest and I can barely use the lower part of the backrest. It just feels so unnatural to be reclined so far backwards, that you can rest more than a lumbar part of your back.
I've been using the Embody for over a year now and not once felt the need for a headrest. I looked into the whole thing before buying but forgot about it as soon as I started using it.
Herman Miller is the perfect example of consumer victims actually thinking they need a chair for thousands of dollars lmao
Name an equivalent chair for a lower price.
@@gregorymoore2877Secretlabs
Sittin on one in my office at work rn. Best chair I’ve ever sat in. The back support is like no other.
The Herman Miller chairs have been surprisingly low quality for quite some time.
yep. logitech embody is a peice of squeaking cr*p
My homie bought one of these, and it's fuckkng fantastic. It doesn't need a head rest.
This is the company with the crazy woman as ceo, the one that said leave pity city to her employees because they didnt get their bonusses, meanwhile she got her 2 million dollar bonus as per usual.
Oh geez, didn't realize that was Herman Miller. Good thing the only time I plan on buying their chairs is used/open-box
This video is part of a PR campaign, to wash their image after what the woman did.
@@CreativityNulli’d stay away from herman miller if your a gamer , uncomfortable as hell to game in. Try a secretlabs i love mine over the aeron and embody
@@Snxgur not sure what being a gamer does to make the sitting style different. You're still using a mouse and a keyboard. Maybe if you use a controller and lean back maybe.
@@CreativityNull Yep, i don’t find it comfortable to sit in “correct” posture while gaming and watching videos . as why herman miller is uncomfortable af for me after a few hours. I have both aeron and Titan evo with me right now and greatly prefer the titan evo. aeron causes me pain , evo doesn’t simple as that. If i need to do a 24 hour session, secretlabs is the one
Atlas headrests for the embody are top shelf!
Had a Herman Miller - changed it when I sat in a $60 chair my mate had. Been using it for almost 10 years now.
what chair costed $60?
What chair is $60 that is better than Herman miller
This sounds like complete cope. Your chair is not beating the cheapest Herman Miller, let alone the HM Embody.
Shouldn't have brought it in the first place
Sounds like your spine is just fucked
I bought an office chair with a headrest. Hated it so much I returned it for the same model without a headrest. Significant improvement. Since then I've upgraded to a used Herman Miller, great decision. Haven't even thought about headrests again until watching this video.
Headrest are useless of your chair is not for relaxing, if your chair is for working for long durations, a headrest is just going to push your head and not disaling your head with your spine
I hate headrests, time to find me a herman miller
It's expensive as fuck
If you can scrounge the $2k it is so worth it. Honestly a better upgrade than anything else I upgraded in my setup
your headphones will smack into that every time you turn your head
Headrests are only for when you lean back and practically lay down. Using the headrest while upright is actually bad depending on how much time you spend sitting a day, coz your neck muscles would get weaker and not be able to support your head.
They don't have headrests because when you're sitting ergonomically you don't need a headrest. Headrests are for chilling and laying back.
that’s what i’m doing with mine , chillin. the headrest is freaking dope
Herman Miller is the apple of office furniture
So... overpriced crap? Got it!
@@Hypercube9 Actually, no. They're expensive as fuck, yes, but they're also genuinely really high quality.
@@kadrix732 Ah, so then they're NOT like Apple!
@@Hypercube9this chairs are really though, lasts years and years.
they last ages but aren’t that comfortable, it’s ergonomic not like a couch comfortable
That looks pretty good
Office chairs over gaming chairs
each to their own
Atlas Headrests makes one for the embody. From the looks of it, it’s a little wider than this one. I have, like it, and think it blends in with the ordinal style pretty well.
I have one too and by the looks of it, it is way more stylish and functional than this one in the video…
try atlas headrest i heard theyre really good for herman miller chairs
I have the atlas head rest and it looks 100000X better than this one he is showing.
@@strattonnolen1134 Same here atlas blows this one out of the water
Atlas is also the only one that is guaranteed to not damage the chair and doesn't void your HM warranty
I like the idea of a removable headrest. Definitely gonna be my next chair.
Love your setup
And the gold standard for Herman Miller headrests is Atlas.
To anything on saying you don't need a headrest because of correct posture. THESE CHAIRS CAN LAY BACK
Not having a headrest is hell
I don't know why this is so hard for some of these commenters to understand. These chairs can lean back a considerable amount, and it doesn't matter how much back support you have when it's your neck and head directly fighting gravity. I don't use my headrest when I'm sitting upright, but I like to lean back occasionally, and not having a headrest in that situation sucks ass.
The regular Embody chair doesn't lean back
I have one at work and never once thought that it needed a headrest
HM did think of it and they have stated many times that their view is if the chair posture is correct then a headrest is not needed and only encourages slouching.
Man, the poors in these comments mad that a chair they can't afford doesn't have a headrest.
If you ever go to an office supply store that sells Herman Miller, try out an embody. You'll quickly realise you do in fact not need a headrest and that a headrest would only downgrade the ergonomics.
Bro shut yo ass up "ThE pOoRs In ThE CoMmEnTs" with you wasting money on a chair that doesn't even have a head rest.
While the chair is designed to ergonomically position the body for proper posture and keep your spine and neck aligned, if you’re taller and reclined, it can leave a little to be desired. I’m 6’2 and sitting up, it’s fine. However, reclined, my neck isn’t aligned because it isn’t anywhere near contacting the chair. I have an Atlas headrest for this exact reason. Personally, it’s far better than the one in this video. It’s personal preference though.
CEO: get me my million and get out of pity city
They recently released their Steelcase leap v2 headrest and omg am I so thankful.
The reason the "gold standard of office chairs" doesn't have a headrest is that Herman Miller knows what they're doing. A headrest is actually bad for your posture, your body is built to support your head on its own. This company has been making the gold standard of office furniture since the time your great grandparents were bumpin uglies and getting your great uncles and aunts all over the couch, they know what they're doing.
agreed but when you wanna kick back and watch a movie on the pc. you need a headrest.
@@Factsfun-kg4xcyes, but that's about it
@Factsfun-kg4xc you could also just buy a television and a sofa
@@captainjames4649 i have a 75 inch LG. Oled Tv and a nice comfy Couch. but to be honest, i prefer to consume my content in front of my pc.
I’ve never once wanted a headrest on my embody
Herman Miller: Dang they took our selling point for the 2024 chairs!
How to make an overpriced chair more expensive
Fucking finally. Needed an embody themed version but it'll do.
they have one
£1500 chair should come with one. Even if it’s not needed 😅
no it's bad for you s then the point of ergonomics is gone...
Office logix hates negative criticism. They’re trying to drag another RUclipsrs name through the dirt saying we shouldn’t listen to him. This product is not worth it
if you need a headrest your sitting in it wrong…
I bought a Herman Miller Aeron about 3 years ago and I thought I was crazy to spend $1500 on a chair. Now they cost even more!
wtf is with all the comments "you don't need a headrest cause..." yeah... everybody knows, sometimes, you just wanna chill though. Not everybody only sits at their computer just to work, some people also watch movies or game, and then you wanna sit in a reclined chilled position.
Then why on earth would you buy a herman miller?? 😂
I fucking hate headrests because they always curve your spine back in the wrong way, they should be swooping backward!
I have this chair and have not once said “I really need a headrest.” Not knocking anyone else but I’d question the purpose of being this specific chair when you can buy a different one with a headrest.
Bro took the gold standard to platinum
This chair IS NOT worth the money. Aeron is way more comfortable.
office bros reinvent the gaming chair
bruh 2000 dollars for a chair and it doesnt even come with a headrest💀
😂
Ok
It isnt meant to, its built for comfort
@@datcheesecakeboi6745A headrest can equal a different comfort.
@@TheRingu. the point of herman miller is you have good enough posture to not need a headrest
its because headrests are different for everyone, using a headrest is often more uncomfortable for most people
You know you fucked up when another company is fixing your design lmao
The design is fine, problem is people are buying these chairs and want to chill in them at home which is not what the chair was designed for. It's a working chair for people who sit in front of a computer 8 hours a day.
@@LukiR33So after I'm done working for 8 hours and want to watch a movie or play a game, I can't lay back and rest my head becaue the pos company that i paid $2000 for a chair didn't include a headrest? That's just kinda sad.
@@nighthawk2548 You are so fucking ignorant.
@@nighthawk2548BRO IS A WORKING CHAIR, plus you are an idiot because the website CLEARLY shows you it doesn't have one
Don't think my head has ever touched a headrest
"Gold standard" some of these mfs are 2000 dollars or more. FOR A CHAIR
Ok brokie.
Its 100% worth every pennie. Bought mine for 2350.
@@xcel1428you got scammed bro
@@kaeji_namitsua Ah yes, the one that says that poor financial decisions is the peak of intellectuality.
@@xcel1428 If you can afford to waste your money, then that's fine. But don't go telling people that it's worth every penny when it's clearly not. Get yourself 2 other PCs and 3 cheap chairs and you will be much happier than buying one **luxury** chair.
Imagine calling a chair by its brand instead of the actual name. Herman Miller makes more than 1 chair
Almost like calling a bmw a bmw can you imagine
Buy an overpriced chair...
Get forced to buy an overpriced headrest too 😂
Headrests feel so uncomfortable because it keeps my neck forward when I want it to go back.
So i cant relate
My chair needs a headrest now that I think about it 😂
that's the same company that attacks a small youtuber for giving criticism of their headrest
1: I can't afford a Herman Miller
2: I'd only really use the headrest when I'm dead, or reclined rethinking my life.
my boss got me a herman miller when i got promoted. those chairs are amazing as is, if you have your desk setup correctly you shouldn't need a headrest. but cool idea for sure.
Your chair cost as much as my beater car 😂😂
Lol used to do Herman miller deliveries and a lot of those computer chairs go through an unofficial stress test
I prefer the Atlas Headrest, personally. It looks and feels as a 1st party product.
I just looked up how much a Herman Miller chair is and HA-CHA-CHA OH MAMA
Yep it's big bucks but they have a 12 year warranty (parts AND labor). The worst part about this is that six years after I bought my Aeron... they released the Aeron 2.0!
@@gospelofrye6881not worth at all. Comfort is average but the quality is great. Just get any chair it’s kinda whatever
>enter a market with an average price of $200
>design product to support user's back & not require headrest
>charge 5-10x average price for product
>forget to add cushion for long-haul users with tailbone sensitivity
>watch actual users seek out headrest anyway
>say nothing
If there's something people are used to, they're gonna just make it that way instead of looking up why it's different ig
I am stuck in ELO hell sometimes I think it's my chair .
Lifeform high back executive office chair is the gold standard thank you
Brew made me have a fear of office chairs somehow
The idea of that chair is to not require a headrest... This kinda defeats the whole purpose
He needs a headrest when walking down the street 😂
Headrests aren’t really designed for actually resting your head on weirdly. They are designed to minimize whiplash and neck injury if you were to slam into something. So you’ll always find one in a car but never standard in normal chairs.
And I'll be sitting in that comfortable looking chair like a hunchback
Best chair I ever sat in. Love it. No head rest required.
Bro my name is Harmen 💀
always remeber that the right way of sitting is changing sitting position every few minutes
Finally, a headrest for the "pitty city" chairs!
Yeah, I can imagine myself buying a headrest separate from the stole as a accessory.
Atlas headrest also has a headrest for this chair just in case anyone is interested in that
Will admit I do wish my Aeron had a headrest
imma be honest a lot of people skip herman miller just because it doesnt come with a head rest
Multiple companies have made headrests for millers
To all yall saying you don't need a headrest clearly don't use the recline function
I work as consultant and deliver high end office furnitures to companies and private offices, and i haven't experienced anyobe with actual money who buys Herman Miller. They make chairs for influencers and status hunters, Herman Miller is the Gucci of furniture. People with real wealth either buys handmade furniture custom made for them, or they they are smart to pay half for a generic brand that focus on ergonomics rather then branding and status...
Not true, you can order from Herman Miller with headrest for most of their chairs
Am I the only one who never uses the headrest? I probably wouldn't even notice a chair not having one.
Man they''re asking $175 for the headrest for my chair, unfortunate, ill get it eventually anyways but for just a headrest i think its kinda steep
If you own a Herman Miller chair, you'd understand
If you're not actively
leaning out of your chair
towards your screen...
Then you're just not
playing a game that you enjoy enough
Its not supposed to have a headrest, but there have been times ive wanted to sleep in this chair, but i couldnt because of a lack of head/neck support. This would fix that.
The char wasnt ment to have a headrest. But ill be honest. I like having a head test too. Shame those chairs are so pricey, id like to get one. Might look for a good used one.
Yes because the 2k office chair doesn’t come with a headrest
As an asian gamer, a plastic standard chair feels the most comfortable to me.