Staples has
Staples Hyken Ergonomic Mesh Swivel Task Chair (Black, UN59460) on sale for
$99.99. Select free store pickup (1-Hour Pickup) where available. A $12.75 handling fee will apply for shipping or ship to store pickup.
- Note: Find a store with inventory in stock (pick up within 1 hour) in order to avoid the $12.75 handling fee for pickup. Ship-to-store orders will still incur the handling fee.
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Rokket for finding this deal.
Product Information:
- Overall dimensions: 45.28-49.76"H x 27.1"W x 27.2"D ; Seat dimension: 17.24-20.98"H x 19.37"W x 16.77"D ; Back dimensions: 16.42"W x 23.43"D
- Arms adjust up and down to ease pressure on neck and support shoulders
- Features a swivel-tilt mechanism, upright tilt lock, and a tension knob that allows you to adjust the resistance of the chair for reclining, making it easier or harder to recline back
- Features adjustable seat and arm height, height and angle adjustable headrest, lumbar support, tilt tension, and tilt lock
- Rated for up to 275 lbs. based on an 8-hour workday
- Assembly required
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My ass isn't especially hard or sensitive and I love the seat. The mesh is absolutely the way and is way better than the fart-storing variety of cushion.
There is absolutely nothing that comes close in this price range. If you have a wide bottom or are super tall then maybe the Dexley is more suitable for you.
Mesh is the way when it comes to ergonomic productivity seating. "Gaming chairs" are scammy garbage.
Don't know why I'm the first to let you know that it is a neck rest not a head rest. (Also 5'9")
Best birthday present for myself at ~$90(few years back it had a working coupon) as it resolved back pain issues.
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I have a Herman Miller Aeron at work, so I can compare it directly to that. The HM is overall a better built chair, but comfort wise, I find them to be about the same. I can sit in them both for 8+ hours a day with no pressure points or discomfort. Both chairs adjust in essentially the same way (seat height, arm rest height, and tilt). The arm rests are softer on the HM, but mine tend to unlock and fall all the time vs the Hyken's which stay in place. I do like that the HM flares out more at the shoulders, because sometimes mine hit on the frame of the Hyken depending on how I'm sitting.
Basically, this chair is 6x less expensive but probably 80-90% as comfortable as the Herman Miller Aeon. It probably isn't going to hold up as well as the HM, or keep as much resale value, but again....it's $100.
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Physically or emotionally?
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Anyone able to find any working staples coupons to reduce the price below 100?
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