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💺 5 Best Chairs For Programmers
That’s the chair you should choose if your back is on fire.
Back pain is one of many side effects of programming in Javascript, and any other language like, specifically, Java.
In this article I won’t indicate what chair will help you, because I’m not a doctor. I’m a horse.
But seriously, there are in fact some comfortable alternatives to the Ikea chairs, expensive and uncomfortable products as I’ve learned.
I’m actually looking for something. I don’t know if these are good or not. You really shouldn’t rely on my opinions.
Surely I’d consult with my doctor or physician and especially partner before using any of these if you have health issues.
Ah, also I’d like to indicate this article isn’t sponsored in any form. It should, but it isn’t ☺
1. Aeron
For a lot of people Aeron is the finest art of chairing when other chairs don’t chair.
I find it nice, and costs around 1750 euro up to 2600 euro if you choose all the fancy features.
I like it’s modern design, but I didn’t sit in one, so I have no idea if it’s comfy. Comfy is what I personally look for.
2. ErgoQuest Zero Gravity Recliner Chair 4a
I like that some chairs have the option to lean back. But what if I actually want to lie back?
That chair for $4195 can rotate so you can lie down and actually code in such position. You may wonder how you keep your laptop on the place.
Nope, you don’t glue it. Rather you attach magnets that keep the laptop on the metal desk in place.
It looks comfortable to be able to adjust position and not sit in one all the time.
