Herman Millar office chairs

[JDC]

As many of you are people of expensive taste, I was wondering if anyone had tried a Herman Millar office chair or another similarly priced office chair?

Bit out off my budget range but was wondering if they live up to the hype, cheers!

[Andrew W]

The companies I've worked for over the last decade or so have been kind enough to provide us with Aeron chairs. I have found that my back problems cleared up completely after getting one and given that I sit at a workstation a lot I am very thankful and, were I to work from home, I would save up and get one for myself. My two cents.

[mikeluke]

We have them at work too - great things but VERY expensive....

[Muttley]

I was working from home for about a year and when my office chair died I managed to talk work into buying me a Herman Miller Mirra chair.  It's a bit cheaper than the Aeron and doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but it's a very nice chair.  Especially if you've had back problems in the past (like me).

Ended up ordering from this place: http://www.back2.co.uk/

[JDC]

I read somewhere (on the internet, so it must be true) that Mirra was a "more modern design" and was "better" than the flagship Aeron

[nfe]

I've just been taken off my feet at the idea of this being in excess of four-hundred bangers.

http://www.back2.co.uk/Ergonomic-Chairs/Herman-Miller-Chairs/Herman-Miller-Aeron-Meeting-Chair-p245.html

I'll stick with my Ikea £40 rascal. That I sit in 8+ hours most days. Comfortably.

EDIT: And now I've found the £500+ stools. People are mental.