Herman Miller Mirra Chair
Herman Miller Mirra Chair Reviews: 
Needing to replace my old desk chair and acknowledging my advancing years I decided to find out what was the least expensive chair to offer blissful, sit all day comfort. After plopping down on every name ergonomic chair you’ve ever heard of, I pronounced the Mirra the clear winner. I bought a loaded Mirra and have been very satisfied, with one little quibble for which I have deducted a star. That is, the two screws holding the chair’s back to the base worked themselves loose after a few months of use. I have now tried applying some Threadlocker Blue liquid to the screws and hope this will solve the problem.
Herman Miller Mirra Chair Reviews: We built a new office for our help desk and had the luxury to test out several of the top office chairs in the world. My personal favorite was the Mirra. It scored well against the Aeron and was a bit more comfortable to my behind and back. The style is good a clean take on a functional product. It has all of the adjustments and it was a bit less expensive than the Aeron. The funny thing is that I suggested that we test sit the Aeron but the vendor suggested the Mirra for budget reasons.
Herman Miller Mirra Chair Description: Combining distinctive looks with pioneering ergonomics, Aeron performs like no other chair. It adapts naturally and adjusts precisely to fit people of all sizes and postures doing all kinds of activities, all day long. The imaginative design of both the work and side chairs gives superior comfort, body support, and style that are widely copied but never matched.
Made largely of recycled materials, the Aeron chair is designed to last a long time, with parts that get the most wear easily replaced and recycled. Just what you would expect in a well thought out design. The 12-Year Warranty covers everything that makes a Herman Miller Office Chair including casters, tilts, pneumatic cylinders, and all moving mechanisms. Replacement parts are available for chairs out of warranty.
Herman Miller Mirra Chair Reviews: I recently received my Mirra as a gift. I’m so glad, because I’m pretty cheap and would be disinclined to even look at such a pricey chair. Now, having experienced it, I definitely think it’s worth the cost. I typically spend several hours at a stretch in front of my computer. For years I had been using a really uncomfortable sub-par chair, now I’m in perfect comfort.
Herman Miller Mirra Chair Reviews: I am a med student with minor lower back problems from years of hockey and rowing in college. I also have a back condition called spondylolisthesis. I bought this chair because of the amazing amount of strain it takes off of my back when I study. I tried the rest of the herman miller chairs and the humanscale freedom and liberty chairs, and the mirra was clearly the most comfortable. I feel like it has all the features of the aeron with half the knobs. The mirra adjusts to you since the seat and the back are flexible. It has perfect lumbar support, and the chair just looks so sexy.
I do recline sometimes, and it is very comfortable while reclining. I would say that if you are mostly a recliner, it would be a good idea to check out the humanscale freedom with the headrest because it was great while reclining but not so great while just sitting up.
Get the mirra fully loaded so you can have the extra adjustable options not on the basic model. One review on here is wrong and claims that the only difference between the basic and loaded chairs is adjustable lumbar support; the loaded has adjustable arms, adjustable seat pan depth, tilt limiter, and adjustable lumbar support.
Herman Miller Mirra Chair Reviews: This is an extremely comfortable chair and one of the few chairs I have ever used where the arms can be lowered far enough to not impede typing. I first sat on one at the desk in a Hilton Garden Inn room if Herman Miller is providing them free to the Hilton to drum up business, it is certainly working and when I got back home I ordered one. Note, however, that even though under the Amazon Product Description it says the chair comes “fully assembled” it does not. Not from the Backstore, anyway. Assembly is easy, however, and does not really require a torque wrench. Any monkey wrench will do.
Price: $799.99
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