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I don't think this is fully lying down [1], looks more like dentist chair kind of a setup. My chair can almost recline that much and it feels weird looking up b
by reader_mode 5y ago
I don't think this is fully lying down [1], looks more like dentist chair kind of a setup. My chair can almost recline that much and it feels weird looking up but I would probably get used to it so I'm not that skeptical it would work.
I just wonder if the benefits are there and if there are any drawbacks.
[1] https://altwork.com/ https://altwork.com/
- andy_ppp 5y ago$4950 wow! I mean that’s crazy…
- reader_mode 5y agoYeah looking into the alternatives it doesn't seem like there's anything significantly cheaper (maybe I missed it).
- rewq4321 5y agoI'm hoping that the next generation of VR headsets will be good enough (mainly in terms of resolution) that I'll be able to use one for coding. Seems the majority of the $5k is just for the fancy hanging screen.
- Ronson 5y agoI think Linus Tech Tips looked at one of these, if it wasn't the same it was similar, it was very jiggly and seemed irritating. I also thought that a Semi Circle chair which started at sitting position and over X hours each second, it shifted X of a degree until you finished lying down so there was constant change. No idea how that would work though. Standing desk solved my back problems, but totally unhappy with all ergonomic chairs so far (Cheap-to-Herman Miller mainly). I kind of gave up burning money on them because it takes several weeks to get a feeling for a chair.
- thom 5y agoHow does the magnetic desk work? I’ve got a Moonlander keyboard that’s mostly plastic, how would it stay in place?