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It has been the worst for me since I have bought a Herman Miller Aeron. The thing leans to the right. I have got replacements, but they were all made the same m
by trewnews 6y ago
It has been the worst for me since I have bought a Herman Miller Aeron. The thing leans to the right. I have got replacements, but they were all made the same month and have the same leaning issue. Some worse some better. Such poor quality control.
- BelenusMordred 6y agoI'm honestly intrigued how a 7 year old account has 4 comments in total. All in the last 2 months. I mean the signup flow is basically frictionless here, and yet.
- trewnews 6y agoI just decided to start talking on public forums. I had an old account in my password manager that I never used to make a comment. I do not understand why my above comment has been downvoted. It is my experience with the product.
- BelenusMordred 6y agoFair enough. May you continue on commenting for another 7 years.
- aphextron 6y agoThe quality has gone downhill the last few years with the new "remastered" Aeron chairs, IMO. Lots more plastic and thinner/lighter metal components. Anyone looking to get one you're better off with a 5+ year old refurbished classic. Half the price and honestly better.
- whnless 6y agoNot trying to defend HM (never tried their chairs), but I own a new Steelcase Leap V2 chair and I have the same issue. The replacement is as bad, leaning to the right. Apparently it is a design feature. I don't understand how these expensive furniture shops can ignore such obvious issues.
- trewnews 6y agoThis was my experience with a Steelcase Gesture Headrest. The refused to fix it and just wanted to give me a refund. The lean was so bad that I was falling out of the chair.
- cultofmetatron 6y agoI find the hag capisco more comfortable for working. something about it just makes you naturally sit up straight. I slouch in anything else.