Autonomous ErgoChair Pro review
The user owned an Autonomous ErgoChair Pro for about a year before upgrading to a Steelcase Leap V2. They found the Autonomous chair to be decent for the price point but not in the same league as the Leap. The ErgoChair started developing squeaks and creaks after about six months, and the mesh seat began to sag noticeably. The lumbar support was too aggressive and couldn't be adjusted enough to feel comfortable. The armrests felt flimsy compared to higher-end chairs. For someone on a tight budget, it's an okay starter chair, but they strongly recommend saving up for something better quality if possible. The upgrade to the Leap V2 was immediately noticeable in terms of comfort and build quality.
Pros
- Affordable price point
- Decent for budget option
Cons
- Developed squeaks after 6 months
- Mesh seat sagged
- Lumbar too aggressive and not adjustable enough
- Flimsy armrests
- Not comparable to higher-end chairs
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Autonomous ErgoChair Pro
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