Ideally Amazon because I want to try a chair and be able to return it if it isn’t a great match. I totally understand the desire to take advantage of Amazon's extremely generous return policy if you are uncertain on what you want. I won't try to talk you out of it, but I have to warn you that quite literally 99.9% of all Amazon listings in the "Office Chair" category are now cheap generic $15-40 (listed as $150-200) imports from overseas. That category got flooded after the pandemic WFH crazy by novice bandwagon sellers & black hat shoddy sellers looking to make a quick buck with little to no regard to the quality of product they're actually selling. If you're going to buy on Amazon, definitely stick to reputable brands and official listings by Authorized Distributors of those brands. I'd stay far away from any private label (made up brands) or generic listings. As preached about often every day in this sub, trying before buying is a very important part of the process. Instead of making some poor Amazon seller facilitate your <30 day rental and take a loss with both outbound and return shipping expenses on a large bulky item, if possible, I'd strongly recommend visiting a local Office Furniture outlet store to try some of the more popular models out in person. Even if its a bit of a drive, no one ever regrets it. Even if you leave empty handed, it's nice to compare different models side by side in person to narrow your options down as opposed to ordering something blind. Hope this helps a bit. Wish you luck on finding a perfect match! -Colin at TheBackStore More on reddit.com

No such thing. Get a used Herman Miller Aeron… case closed. More on reddit.com

The best thing is going to your local office furniture shops and try every single chair and see if u like one and go from there, not everyone will be comfortable in the same chair. Especially here in the uk, these good value 'budget' chairs, such as branch, clatina, solary, etc are only available in US. Otherwise I've heard good things about something like a ticova on amazon (£~180), though I've never personally tried it. More on reddit.com

I know this isn't helpful but anything of amazon under $100 will definitely fall apart and be uncomfortable in under 2 years. (source having bought 2 "amazon's choice" sub 100 office chairs over the years). More on reddit.com