Aeron Chair Review

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The Aeron chair has been placed on Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection since it looks cool and at the same time it is comfortable, able to accommodate every body whether they may be small or large and is 95% recyclable. Though world renowned, receiving various praises and applause from users, the Aeron chair is not without its faults. But first, let's start with its good side.

What I love about the Aeron chair is that it fits the user and not the other way around like with most chairs wherein you have to adjust for your chair and still not feel comfortable. The Herman Miller Aeron chair adjusts for you, whatever position or posture you care to assume. It also comes in three sizes: A, B, and C unlike most chairs which were made to assume that anyone will feel comfortable in them. Unlike most chairs, the Aeron chair does not aim for that.

Another plus point for the Aeron chair is the health benefits that it offers. With the Posture Fit innovation, sitting in the Aeron chair for hours on end will no longer result to back pain. Posture fit supports your pelvis' natural tilt making sure that your spine stays ...
... aligned and therefore avoiding back pain altogether. The Aeron chair also has a human-centered design wherein pressure points are minimized thanks to its strategically contoured back, armrests and front edge. Its contoured back minimizes the pressure placed on your spine while the armrests give you support. On the other hand, the strategically contoured lower edge keeps you alert and keeps your blood circulating by minimizing the pressure on your thighs. Another design innovation is the Pellicle suspension system which gets rid of the foam found in most chairs which causes pain and fatigue especially if you sit for hours on end. With the Pellicle suspension system, contours your body, spreading pressure evenly and keeping it cool at the same time.

The Aeron chair is not only beneficial for your health, it also benefits the environment. The design of the Aeron chair was meant to minimize use of natural resources. It is not only highly durable it is also 95% recyclable.

The major downside of the Aeron chair is the price which ranges from $749 to $949 which is quite pricey for an office chair. That price tag alone can make the most willing of consumers to think twice about purchasing the Aeron chair.

All in all, though the hefty price tag, the Aeron chair is worth buying since its ergonomic design and the benefits it gives to the user and to the environment is more than enough to compensate you for the amount you shelled out. Also, it is cheaper in the long run as compared to buying a low end office chair since the Aeron is meant to last for 10 years or so and comes with a 12-year full Herman Miller warranty considering that you no longer have to suffer body pains for sitting for hours on end with the Aeron.
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