Steelcase Amia review
The user has a Steelcase Amia that they've used for about two years at their office. They find it to be a solid mid-tier option from Steelcase, offering good comfort and support for the price point. The LiveLumbar system provides decent lower back support, though not as sophisticated as the LiveBack in the Leap. The seat cushion is comfortable and has maintained its shape well over time. The chair is lighter and easier to move than some other Steelcase models, which they appreciate. However, they note that the armrests are not as adjustable as higher-end models, with no forward/backward movement. The recline is smooth but the range is somewhat limited. For someone looking for a reliable Steelcase chair at a lower price than the Leap or Gesture, they think it's a good option.
Pros
- Solid mid-tier option
- Good comfort and support for price
- LiveLumbar provides decent lower back support
- Seat cushion comfortable and maintains shape
- Lighter and easier to move than other Steelcase models
- Smooth recline
Cons
- LiveLumbar not as sophisticated as LiveBack
- Armrests lack forward/backward adjustment
- Limited recline range
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Steelcase Amia
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