Nearly 13% of full-time employees work from home, and another 28% split their time between the office and home. Considering those numbers and the continued resurgence of desktop gaming culture, you’d think there would be better and more affordable options for cushioned comfort.
Having worked remotely for over 15 years, I have learned to tolerate a workable chair that allows me to get through the day without leaving my body completely frozen.
Thankfully I have now found a solution. Flexispot C7 Premium Ergonomic Office Chair.
I have been on the chair for 9 days already and the difference was noticeable from day 1.
Specialized comfort and support
Of course, I didn’t just sit in the chair for nine days, but I definitely sat in the chair for too long and didn’t get twisted into a pretzel by the time I got up. In fact, sitting at my desk not only made me feel more comfortable, but it also reduced my chronic foot pain.
On its website, Flexispot boasts of the chair’s “arcuate motion” and “self-adapting dynamic” lumbar support cushions that keep users comfortable in any position. I didn’t know until I actually sat down.
Sitting in my usual chair, it took me a few steps to straighten my back, and I felt older than I was. Thanks to the C7’s seat cushion and lumbar support, my posture has improved, making the transition to standing easier, and I feel less need to stand. You won’t have to get up and walk around to alleviate your regular leg cramps or neuropathy, and you’ll be able to stay at your desk and work longer (don’t tell your boss!).
The seat is height and depth adjustable so you can sit upright or lean back at your desk. The armrests can be adjusted up and down, forward and backward, and can be rotated slightly left and right, so you can sit cross-legged. I’ve never sat like that, so I can’t judge it. I love the freedom of leaning back, stretching and feeling fully supported.
Assembly and construction
The C7 is made from materials that are durable yet comfortable and flexible. It easily holds my weight and should hold up to 320 lbs. On this site, he offers a 10-year warranty on most elements of the chair, but he only gives a 3-year warranty on the most costly parts.
Assembling the chair was relatively easy. I struggled a little with the armrests. I assembled it upside down according to the instructions, but struggled a bit with the armrests, even after noticing the L and R markings on the plastic. To be fair, there was a link to an assembly video, but I didn’t click it due to personal preference.
The casters glide well and are relatively easy to adjust, though people with shorter arms may have a bit of trouble finding the controls while sitting.
We found the highly breathable mesh that makes up the body of the chair is comfortable, doesn’t tear or burst anything, and is flexible enough to maneuver. I didn’t choose the footrest, but others seem to like it.
To be honest my biggest issue was the headrest. If you raise the height of the chair, it will bend and lean slightly for comfort. However, tall people tend to move too much if they choose to sit low. Sometimes my head moved into an uncomfortable position and I had to pull it down. But this is only a minor issue.
Overall, I think the Flexispot C7 Premium Ergonomic Office Chair is a very good choice for desk work and great for gaming. Getting a firm and comfortable chair will allow you to sit for longer periods of time and improve your posture and posture.It’s not very expensive – and indeed it will be Released this weekend There are great discounts on Labor Day, and even more savings when you also take advantage of our Premium Standing Desks.
Rating: 9/10 Spec.
the chair is Available for purchase on the Flexispot website.
Paul Rose Jr is Editor-in-Chief of Wealth of Geeks and manages the AP communications program for The Insiders network. He has worked as a television news producer, forensic analyst, train conductor among others. He’s a former TV editor for his InfuzeMag and owns more books, DVDs and comics than most people have seen in their lifetime. When he’s not writing and editing Wealth of Geeks, he lives in Los Angeles, California, writing scripts and acting in film and television, demonstrating his creative talents.
