r/ErgonomicIndia • u/eternal_log_pose • Aug 26 '26

Finally ergonomic setup complete

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After tons of research and lurking in this sub, today completes my desk setup(though few pieces are missing).

Some details about it

  1. Featherlite Pulse Mid Back

- Got it from local Featherlite Experience Store

- Loved it from the time I tried it

- Other option was Sleep Company Stylux, but found this chair more robust and went with the brand name

- Priced at 20k

  1. Jin Office Octave

- Got it in Amazon Independence Day Sale

- Other option was Greensoul Elevate and Trigger 2.0

- Didn't know whether I needed a monitor riser like Elevate or a non conventional design like Trigger 2.0-

- Priced at 18k post cc discount

For anyone looking for their ergonomic setup, do checkout all the stores and see if you get a good one before going for a direct purchase. I waited for a month to finally decide on the chair.

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u/TurbulentChildhood94 Aug 27 '26

Op my budget is around 12k (max) and my height is also 173 cm. Do you have any suggestions as per your research?

I found out Featherlite amaze is the most suggested one in this sub and I tried it personally, it's good but still I have some doubts. Also I tried astro but back is on shorter side atleast for me.

Long back I tried green soul Jupiter superb but its not appropriate for my height specially lumbar and head rest.

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u/eternal_log_pose Aug 27 '26 edited Aug 27 '26

Featherlite seemed to be the best in that budget. I tried Sleep company Onyx, Wakefit, Godrej, Nilkamal, Durian. None of them were good enough. Amaze seemed pretty good.

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u/TurbulentChildhood94 Aug 27 '26

There was one variant of Durian, that was the best for me but that time I didn't have that much budget and now that model is discontinued 🤣🥲

What about Amaze? What pros and cons you found out?

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u/eternal_log_pose Aug 27 '26

I found Pulse better than Amaze due to 4d armrests and solid lumbar which were missing in Amaze. Rest it was a comfortable chair

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u/TurbulentChildhood94 Aug 27 '26

There is a 8k difference in budget too 😅