Good Computer Chair?

RearAdmiral

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What's a good chair to buy for some serious computing, mainly games. Something comfortable, not to expensive and nice.
 

Connoisseur

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i have a leather office chair I bought from office max. Almost as high as an executive chair and very comfortable. I got it for $30 AR
 

Bucksnort

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Relax the back stores have some really nice ones. They are a bit expensive but they are worth it.
 

EngenZerO

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BEST CHAIR EVAR!!!

serious, I own that chair and it rocks. its the best chair I have ever purchased. the pic is distored, when I go home I can take better ones and show you if you wish.
 

justlnluck

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If you're looking for a really comfortable chair for the money, go to Sam's Club. They have a manager's task chair for $50 that beats out any chair at Office Max/Depot for the price. Infact, I love mine so much, I went back and bought another one!

Justin
 

Elcs

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Im thinking it might be good to buy a Car seat, reupholster it and shove wheels on.

Some car seats are nice and comfy.
 

eelw

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Originally posted by: RearAdmiral
I don't want to spend more than $200.

Oh come on. The Aeron is a great bargain at $1000 :) Well at least I think it's money well spent on. That's why I have 2 of them :)
 

paendragon

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damn! where'd you dig this dinosaur up at? I remember this chair getting the worst reviews from PC Gaming possible...

love the ratings on the testers computer (celeron 333a O/C'd to 416 !!! hold on to your butts!!)

I'd agree with alot of the other posters -- just go buy places like Office Depot and Sams...plunk yourself down into a few chairs and see which fits your posture, height/weight, etc - and go from there. In the end, the BEST chairs are the ones that are good-and-broken-in around your own bum.

pd