I work from home full-time and need a chair that won’t wreck my back. With so many options, what features should I actually prioritize?
Focus on adjustability first—not looks or padding. Here's what really matters for remote work:
| Feature | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Seat height adjustment | Feet flat on floor, knees at 90° |
| Adjustable lumbar support | Moves up/down and in/out to match your spine curve |
| Seat depth adjustment | Leaves 2-3 fingers gap behind knees |
| Breathable material (mesh) | Keeps you cool during long sits |
| Tilt tension control | Allows natural reclining movement |
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