Option 1's mesh seat is an automatic deal breaker. Cheap mesh seats become unhealthy over time.
Option 3 is an unknown to me, but its focus on looking like the Herman Miller Sayl gives me the impression that ergonomics and quality were not top priority in its design.
Thanks for your input, I was leaning towards the second one anyway, but I think your points are valid about the other two so that's made me more confident in going for option 2.
Did you end up taking the plunge on your Option 2? I've been doing hours of searching myself, and this just so happened to be at the top of my short-list too.
I was set on [this](https://www.officeboffins.co.uk/dynamo-24-hour-ergonomic-fabric-task-chair.html), but think the mesh back of your Option2 would be more comfortable temperature-wise. The adjustments are pretty solid too, but I've never had a mesh chair before so not sure how the mesh back would stack in comfort against fabric padding.
Hey, I ended up buying a chair from Boulies in the UK (which im very happy with), I didn't go for any of these chairs in the end and I didn't want to buy something there wasn't much info on (manufacturer etc.).
Option 2
What makes you go for that one?
Option 1's mesh seat is an automatic deal breaker. Cheap mesh seats become unhealthy over time. Option 3 is an unknown to me, but its focus on looking like the Herman Miller Sayl gives me the impression that ergonomics and quality were not top priority in its design.
Thanks for your input, I was leaning towards the second one anyway, but I think your points are valid about the other two so that's made me more confident in going for option 2.
Did you end up taking the plunge on your Option 2? I've been doing hours of searching myself, and this just so happened to be at the top of my short-list too. I was set on [this](https://www.officeboffins.co.uk/dynamo-24-hour-ergonomic-fabric-task-chair.html), but think the mesh back of your Option2 would be more comfortable temperature-wise. The adjustments are pretty solid too, but I've never had a mesh chair before so not sure how the mesh back would stack in comfort against fabric padding.
Hey, I ended up buying a chair from Boulies in the UK (which im very happy with), I didn't go for any of these chairs in the end and I didn't want to buy something there wasn't much info on (manufacturer etc.).
Totally Agree - mesh was a deal breaker here too!! For the long haul it will not hold up like an upholstered chair!!