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2023 Ergo Trends: Multi-Device Neutral-ish Posture + Fitness

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March 1, 2023
Reading Time: 15 mins read
  • By Anil Ramsey

Assessing a chair in 2023 based on its back support qualities is like looking at the sky through a pipe. Institutional ergonomists now tout multi-device (back and neck) support as the design priority. Esports docs hype movement and fitness as greater performance boosters than a chair. Top brands like Herman Miller are rushing out new relaxed posture seating releases. On top of it all, psychological appeal is shaping up as a major factor when choosing an ergonomic chair.

Modern assessment factors for new ergonomic chair buyers
Modern seating potency factors: neutral + mobile posture support; psychological appeal; user health factors.

History shows that furniture design evolves in sync with technology. For instance, the Industrial Revolution turned masses of farmers into desk clerks. To support them, the basic office chair emerged in the late 1800s. Its evolution peaked in the mid-1970s:

Standard office chair evolution through history
Generic office chairs have been using the same design concepts for over 120+ years.

Fast-forward to 1985: Microsoft released its Windows 1.0 operating system. Six years later, the Internet went live for the masses. Then, sedentary time spent computing skyrocketed(1).

More time spent sitting sparked a rise in the global prevalence of lower back pain. (2). That became a catalyst for an ergonomic tech-driven furniture evolution.

Seating evolution
Evolution of desk work seating technology over the past 173 years.

Office chairs with fixed components evolved to include more adjustable features — for a clear neutral posture end. Meanwhile, evidence kept mounting: psychological appeal is a major selling point. When a chair looks more comfortable, users perceive it as so.

4th Industrial (Multi-Device) Revolution

A major shift from cubicle-era desktop computing to multi-device perpetual computing is underway. The World Economic Forum hypes this as the 4th Industrial Revolution. Its aim is to plug the masses into an Internet of Things (IoT).

WEF 4th Industrial Revolution
The planned ‘revolution’ seeks to wrap humans in a perpetual state of semi-virtual reality.

There, humans will exist in a state of perpetual, near-virtual reality. For this to happen, institutional ergonomists must figure out how to equip humans to fit comfortably into the plan.

Physical & Mental Technostress

In late 2021, the Handbook of Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE) released a major 5th edition update. Since 1994, HFE has been documenting institutional workplace design standards that fit humans into systems.

Handbook of Human Factors and Ergonomics 5th edition
4th edition: back support for desktop computing. 5th edition: multi-device (lower + upper back + neck) support standards.

The point is to create productive workspaces with furnishings that customers enjoy. Its 5th edition hops fully on board with the 4th Industrial Revolution concept by identifying two major technostress hurdles in its way:

  1. Musculoskeletal technostress: excessive desktop computing stresses the lower back; Mobile computing causes text neck (bent neck and rounded upper spine). In a multi-device workplace, both must be addressed concurrently.
  2. Mental technostress: humans are not equipped to handle constant flows of digital information. Techno-addiction (inability to unplug), depression, and mental burnout are common problems needing solutions.

Notably, the 1600-page Handbook only mentions the word ‘sedentary’ five times. However, sedentary vs active lifestyles are projected to reach crisis levels by 2030!

Sedentary habit trends in America
U.S. adult average MET hours per week vs hours per week spent in sedentary behavior.

That reveals a sinister side to institutional ergonomic science. These people work for WEF-style elites and mega-corporations. Instead of a genuine human-centered design approach, it proposes an efficiency model.

Institutional vs esports performance-boosting philosophy comparison

Luckily, a gaming-oriented counterbalance exists. In modern pro esports, top teams compete for millions in prize money. With so much at stake, many employ physical therapy doctors as performance optimization specialists.

How to get rid of technostress forever!
Exercise + good nutrition + sound sleep = esports method to perform at peak levels.

These days, many tout a holistic approach involving frequent breaks, regular exercise, and healthy lifestyle habits. Ergonomic furniture plays a definite role, but not a starring one.

2023 Gamer Priorities: Fitness + Posture Beats Technostress

2023 Desk Work Trend Highlights

Back in the cubicle-era desktop computing days, good back support was the only quality needed from an ergonomic chair. But these days, good desktop computing chairs are ubiquitous.

Human-computer interaction example
Modern-day office workers operating multiple devices need support for the back AND neck.

Modern multi-device users (mobile and PC) need more than good back support from their chairs. That’s why the 5th edition Human Factors Handbook now touts multi-device support for the back and neck as the new design priority.

But to mitigate increasing computing times, sedentary computing solutions are also in demand. To that end, top esports docs have taken the lead on performance optimization tactics for desk workers.

Evil Geniuses ergonomic wellness seminar
Dr. Jordan Tsai and Dr. Lindsey Migliore conducting an ergonomic wellness seminar @ Evil Genius HQ in Seattle.

Many now tout movement and fitness over the quality of one’s ergonomic chair. With discipline and good habits, any chair with basic adjustable features will do. Shockingly, most tout frequent movement as more important than good posture.

Embody vs Vantum comfort perception
The Embody’s back support is very good for you — but not as ‘fun’ as the more casual Vantum support style.

Even more shocking: elite office furniture brands are playing along. Top brands like Herman Miller and Fern are putting out releases that fully endorse relaxed postures over strict ones.

Summary of Key Trends

Here’s a summary of everything to consider when shopping for a new ergonomic chair in 2023:

  1. Back support innovations have peaked: neutral posture support is a 90s-era technology with no further room to develop.
  2. Movement beats perfect sitting posture: esports docs hype using neutral sitting as a broad guideline; frequent movement breaks take precedence.
  3. Psychological appeal is a major factor: the best ergonomic office chairs stand out with flashy extras designed to titillate.
  4. Mobile computing support is the next innovation frontier: mobile support is the latest institutional design priority — but a chair might not be part of the solution.
  5. Standing Desks Override Mobile Armrests: instead of mobile-compliant chair arms, users can opt for a sit-to-stand desk.
  6. Megacorporations make the only legit Tier 1 chairs: mega-corporate chairs from Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, etc have a built-in trust factor.
  7. The market does not need new chairs: upgrading existing chairs (using the Secretlab model) can generate more hype — and user satisfaction!

Back Support Innovations Have Peaked

The science of neutral sitting postures originally came from NASA in the early 1970s. By 2009, it had been boiled down — for deskwork purposes — into clear-cut biomechanical parameters.

Neutral body postures in zero gravity
NASA discovered the science of neutral sitting aboard Skylab in 1972.

Since then, there’s been little reason for scientists to pore deeper into the science of healthy sitting. That’s why we’ve seen no major seating innovations since then.

Biomechanics of unhealthy sitting positions
Desktop computing-era ergo chairs aim to support a healthy 25-45° lower back curve while sitting.

Today, all desktop computing ergo chairs are designed to do the same thing: support healthy neutral postures. With planted feet, a supported lumbar curve, supported arms, and a customizable recline, users are equipped to maintain a 25-45° lower back curve.

Core ergonomic components on a chair
All chairs that qualify as ‘ergonomic’ come with three core adjustable features.

It’s not rocket science. Any chair with adjustable lumbar support, adjustable arms, and a reclining backrest can do the job. This has been well-defined for decades.

Evolution of ergonomic seating from 1994 to 2023
Since the 90s, most ergonomic chairs have been stylistic riffs of the same neutral posture concepts.

To keep the illusion of freshness over the years, chair makers have riffed countless variations of the same adjustable lumbar + arms and recline basics.

In 2023, psychological appeal (stimulating colors, luxurious upholsteries, fancy features) remains a chair-maker marketing angle — not back support potency.

History of Ergonomic Seating: 1904 to 2023

Esports Optimization: Movement Beats Perfect Posture

As chairmakers focused on aesthetics in recent years, pro esports optimization specialists (not chair makers) have taken the lead on healthy sitting tactics.

Evil Geniuses esports player doing neck exercises with Dr. Jordan Tsai
Dr. Jordan Tsai teaching motion exercises at Evil Geniuses headquarters. (Pic: @EvilGeniuses)

Instead of hyping ergo chairs, most tout frequent movement breaks and healthy lifestyles as greater priorities.

For example, Dr. Jordan Tsai currently does performance optimization consulting for Evil Geniuses. His performance priority list for pro esports players:

Rest/nutrition/exercises > breaks > good posture > good chair. Developing healthy habits is the most important thing to work on.Dr. Jordan Tsai

This mantra is echoed throughout the esports community. Proper rest, nutrition, and exercise plus a good chair helps players to perform at their best.

In contrast, overspending on a fancy chair without applying good habits may deliver mediocre results.

Esports Doctor Advice To Improve Performance

Top Esports Pros: Quasi-Neutral Postures + Fitness

The world’s top esports teams invest heavily to ensure peak player performance. Most employ nutritionists, sports psychologists, and performance optimization doctors.

Their performance optimization habits serve as a template for hundreds of millions of fans. How they prepare, sit, play, and recover from intense sessions is all publicized.

But look closely at any: most game while using imperfect, semi-neutral postures. For example, Oleksandr ‘s1mple’ Kostyljev plays CS:GO player for Natus Vincere.

S1mple gaming posture screenshot
S1mple’s gaming posture bends neutral posture perfection to accommodate his playing style.

His gaming setup walkthrough(3) bends perfect posture rules. In fact, his sitting style leaves him vulnerable to a gruesome forward neck tilt.

Astralis team pro esports training
Astralis players cultivating physical and mental fitness in their pursuit of excellence.

Even so, frequent stretching breaks can relieve built-up gamer stress. Longer exercise breaks help even more. Stacking on clean eating and sound sleep can render imperfect gaming postures irrelevant.

Top Streamers: Quasi-Neutral Postures + Fitness

We can see the same semi-neutral posture + fitness performance strategy among the world’s top Twitch and Youtube streamers.

Gaming chairs and top Twitch streamers photo grid
Gaming chairs used by the top 10 Twitch streamers of 2022.

Each and every top-10 streamer is a multi-millionaire with a limitless chair budget. Their picks show great variety without no definitive #1.

Charts showing the gaming chairs used by pro streamers in Q4 2022
Breakdown of gaming chairs used by the top 20 streaming pros of 2022.

Most of the top 20 also stay sharp by maintaining active, healthy lifestyles. Besides regular exercise routines, most utilize clean eating with plenty of downtime.

Tfue streamer health habits
Tfue is one of many mega-successful streamers who incorporate movement and fitness into their routines.

That helps them maintain their elite status by making sure their streaming performances are on-point.

Gaming Chairs Used By The Top 10 Twitch Streamers

Related: Gaming Chairs Used By the Top 10 Youtube Gamers

Psychological Appeal Is A Major Factor

A chair’s comfort includes both physiological and psychological properties. When a chair is perceived as more comfortable, users are more likely to find it physically so. For example, consider the classic kneeling stool.

Kneeling stool downside
Kneeling stools provide A+ posture support – but only with hyper-awareness and discipline.

To use one correctly, a user must balance their core muscles to maintain an upright posture. After a few days of practice, muscle memory will kick in to make it a subconscious habit — in theory.

Work from home comfort factors
The journey towards comfort or discomfort is partially subjective.

But without a psychological buy-in, users may perceive a kneeling stool as a torture device. Without the motivation to use it correctly, good posture may disintegrate into full-blown discomfort.

Physical Vs Psychological Comfort Factors

In brief, the key physical comfort factors are:

  1. Seat + Backrest fit: a chair too large or small for your size will deliver mediocre support.
  2. Lumbar type: a lumbar support system that can fit the height x depth of your particular lumbar curve is ideal (see Best Lumbar Types).
  3. Upholstery type: good breathability and softness make a chair more pleasant to sit in.
  4. Padding type: firmer padding types provide better postural stability; squishier, spongier resistance types are more ‘fun’.
New herman Miller seating concept: Aeron vs Vantum chair
Herman Miller now touts active, dynamic full-back postures over its former strict mid-back support style.

Summary of key psychological comfort factors:

  1. Recline depth: studies show that full-back seats with headrests and deep recline functionality deliver less accurate posture support. Even so, the majority of users find this quasi-neutral style more comfortable.
  2. Color psychology: different chair color combinations affect the senses in subtly different ways.
  3. Megacorporation = medical grade: the top-5 office furniture megacorporations are almost universally revered. Buying a chair from a top-5 brand guarantees good back support, prestige, and mega-corporate style good looks.

Pursuit of Seated Comfort: Physical Vs Psychological Factors

Aesthetic Extras Set Top Office Chairs Apart

The importance of psychological appeal is evident in our review of the world’s best ergonomic office chairs. In 2023, prices range from $800 to $2300.

Staples Hyken vs Herman Miller Aeron
You don’t need to spend more than $250 for basic, no-frills ergonomic back support.

Even so, all do the same job that cheaper models do. Adjustable lumbar & armrests + a reclining backrest = neutral posture support.

As you slide higher up the pricing scale, fancy extras (on top of the neutral posture basics) set the elite chairs apart. For example, the red-hot Haworth Fern pairs an ultra-adaptive backrest with a super-cool viewing window on the back end. I

Haworth Fern backrest adaptability vs rollercoaster
The Fern’s ultra-adaptable backrest and viewing window will delight pleasure-seekers.

It gives the Fern a futuristic feel that justifies its No products found. price tag — for some people. As another example, the $999.99 Mavix M9 has the same features as the 2011-era Eurotech Ergohuman.

Psychological ergonomic chair attraction
Studies show that many find attractive, user-centered chairs more satisfying and comfortable.

Two things make the M9 freshly relevant: flashy modern aesthetics and famous streamer ambassadors (Valkyrae, Offline TV streamers, NBA players). That trend is repeated throughout our review of the world’s best ergonomic office chairs.

Steelcase Gesture vs Steelcase Think
The Gesture costs more than the Think chair because of its flashy (extraneous) extras.

It’s a psychological circus of attractions: ultra-adaptive backrests, fancy seat tilts, ‘high-tech’ upholsteries, and more!

Reviews: Best Elite Ergo Office Chairs 2023

Mobile Computing = Next Support Frontier

Marketing a chair based on its neutral posture support capabilities is played out. That’s why so many waves of flashier versions keep coming out.

Evolution of ergonomic seating from 1994 to 2023
Since the 90s, most ergonomic chairs have been stylistic riffs of the same neutral posture concepts.

Meanwhile, mobile arm support has emerged as an unaddressed priority. The 5th edition Human Factors Handbook cites text neck syndrome as the most pressing ergonomic challenge of the moment.

Text neck angles and head pressure
Excessive cell phone usage places severe strain on the neck and shoulders.

In late 2021, Thailand’s Khon Kaen University publicized a biomechanical blueprint for healthy mobile computing.

Best shoulder flexion for mobile computing
A 30° shoulder flexion exerts the least amount of stress on surrounding muscles.

A 0° neck tilt while mobile computing places the least amount of stress on the neck, shoulders, and upper spine. To preserve that while mobile computing, the elbows need support to bend at a 30° angle.

NONE Of The Best Chairs Are Mobile-Compliant

ChairsFX recently tested all of the world’s best ergonomic chairs for mobile compliance. Out of the lot, the Herman Miller Embody performs best an supporting a 0° neck tilt (for my 5’9″/ 177 cm size).

Mobile support poses in Embody, Mirra 2, and Sayle ergonomic chairs
Embody (using a strict upright posture) vs relaxed reclines in Mirra 2 and Sayle chairs.

Even so, none of the top models support mobile computing postures than a height-adjustable sit-to-stand desk.

Steelcase Gesture mobile arm support reality
Most chairs (like the Steelcase Gesture) provide inferior mobile support vs a height-adjustable desk.

Moving forward, desks look set to assume the mobile support role. Learn more:

Steelcase Vs Herman Miller Ergonomic Arm Support Test

Standing Desks Override Armrest Limits

Adding mobile-compliant arms to any existing chair is an easy way for chair makers to bleat fresh hype in 2023. Even so, having mobile-compliant arms on a chair isn’t necessary.

Mobile computing positions with and without ergonomic support
L-R: unhealthy mobile computing; mobile use with standing desk support; best-case benchmark.

Instead, a multi-device workstation can also incorporate a standing desk. Using one provides sitting and standing mobile support at the push of a button.

Magnus Pro desk providing multi-device computing support
Healthy neutral postures while sitting, mobile computing, and standing.

A standing desk can also dramatically boost one’s movement potential while computing. For one thing, shifting from a sitting to a standing position (or vice versa) replicates a squat. That transition puts core muscles to work.

Woman working her hips while sitting and standing at a computer desk
Work your hips, legs, and spinal muscles every time you switch from sitting to standing.

Sitting versus standing also works different muscles to hold the torso up against gravity. That keeps your muscles active and guessing — rather than loving down into fixed, slouchy postures. Learn more:

Multi-Device Ergonomics: Why You Need A Sit-Stand Desk

Related: Starter Guide: How To Choose A Good Standing Desk

Megacorporations Make The Most Trustworthy Chairs

The world’s first gaming chair emerged in 2006. Ever since, there’s been a small-but-vocal minority expressing fiery, almost irrational hatred:

Gaming chairs are scams… not ergonomic enough… all made in the same factory… meant to swindle idiots and morans…​gAmInG cHaIr HaTeRz

In sharp contrast, when megacorporations release their own flashy gaming chairs, they’re widely adored. In 2023, the Haworth Fern Halo edition is currently a hot Youtuber review piece.

Haworth Fern Halo edition gaming chair
The latest wave of mega-corporate gaming chairs (like the Fern Halo edition) are widely adored.

Before the Fern, Herman Miller’s Vantum gaming chair also drew mega-hype. This broke the company’s long-held own posture support standards to embrace a slouchier, more casual style.

Embody vs Vantum chair neck posture
Embody vs Vantum recline: Vantum encourages relaxed postures that sacrifice good neck posture.

This shows how the top office furniture megacorporations benefit from super-strong brand recognition.

Top office furniture manufacturers of 2022
The top six office furniture companies of 2022 (based on 2021 earnings).

Buying a chair from any top-5 mega-brand auto-implies a world-class build, crisp ergonomic support, and aesthetics fit for the finest Fortune 100 office.

Powerful people using Embody ergonomic chairs
Hedge fund billionaire Stephen Cohen and Timthetatman using Embody chairs.

Bottom line: enjoy good back support plus a massive helping of psychological prestige. That attracts a range of high-rollers ranging from hedge fund barons to multi-millionaire mega-streamers.

Office Chair Industry Report 2022: Market Leaders & Trends

Make Upgraded Chairs — Not New Models!

Relevant new chair releases in modern times are rare. Most new models rehash 10-year-old neutral posture support concepts. Flashy chair designs are also ubiquitous these days.

Meanwhile, there’s no such thing as a perfect ergonomic chair. None of the world’s top-rated ergonomic chairs are perfect. For example, the Herman Miller Embody and Haworth Fern share the same annoying design flaw.

Haworth Fern lumbar support too low demo
Ergonomist Olivier Girard: the built-in lumbar pressures the pelvis instead of the lumbar spine.

Each has a molded lumbar curve built into its backrest. However, none are height-adjustable! See here: the Haworth Fern’s built-in curve hits extremely low.

Tucked vs curled hips: Aeron vs Haworth Fern postures
The Fern’s overly low lumbar curve compels the hips to curl forward while you sit.

Instead of supporting the lower back, its excessively-low lumbar curve forces the hips to curl forward. That compels the entire spine to curl into the shape of a boiled shrimp.

Herman Miller Embody lumbar support flaw closeup model
The Embody’s built-in lumbar curve is too low for my 5’9″ (177 cm) size.

The Embody’s is also too low. Luckily, you can angle it away from the spine so it doesn’t get in the way. In contrast, the Fern’s is stuck in place and (foolishly) non-adjustable.

Secretlab Method: User-Powered Recurring Upgrades

Every two years, Secretlab updates its Titan gaming chairs — partially powered by user feedback. The most recent Titan 2022 came with a drastically-improved lumbar support and headrest, plus major upholstery upgrades.

Stealth vs Ash Titan designs
Secretlab upgrades its Titan chairs (2020 Series left, 2022 Series right) every 2 years.

We’ve already predicted the upcoming Titan 2024’s major upgrade: mobile-compliant armrests. Here are suggested improvements for other top-rated chairs:

  • Steelcase Gesture: add a height-adjustable backrest.
  • Haworth Fern: same as the Gesture.
  • Herman Miller Embody: improve the 2D armrest functionality; add a height-adjustable backrest.
  • Herman Miller Aeron: remove the overly-restrictive bladed seat edges; make the Posturefit lumbar height-adjustable.
  • Steelcase Leap: update the styling; add a height-adjustable backrest.
  • Herman Miller Mirra 2: improve the goofy styling.

These updates could refresh the modern-day selling points of each model. That’s an easy way for megacorporations to drum up hype while keeping their chairs in sync with market demands. Check out the current status of the best:

Downsides: Best Ergonomic Office Chairs 2023

Conclusion

In 2023, the healthy sitting formula for desktop computing remains the same as it ever was. In brief: adjustable lumbar & armrests + a reclining backrest = neutral posture support.

Office chair salesman selling expensive chairs to gullible customers
Peddling pricey chairs onto ergonomic newbies can generate fat sales commissions.

First-time buyers without a firm grasp of this concept are vulnerable to frivolous overspending. For example, the best ergonomic office chairs priced under $700 offer similar functionality as elite models twice the price.

Best affordable ergonomic office chairs priced under $700
Good adjustability + plain designs L-R: NeueChair; Series 1; Duorest Alpha.

The big difference is that cheaper chairs lack the eye-popping pizazz and frivolous extras as the elite chairs. For example, the $679.99 Oak Hollow Aloria combines high-end functionality with a legit lifetime warranty.

Oak Hollow Aloria boring design
The cubicle-style aesthetics is the only thing to dislike about this chair.

However, given its cubicle-era styling, the Aloria may seem more like a punishment than a bonus! Such grim corpo designs could even scare newbies into splashing out on a super-sexy ($1700+) Embody gaming chair.

But spending more does not buy ‘better’ back support. In this case, it buys a flashy Embody chair — with very subtle settings you’ll need to master.

Improper use of an Embody gaming chair
If you don’t get the back angles right, the Embody can harm rather than help your posture.

Failure to comply may ruin rather than help your posture! That might mutate your ergonomic dreams into a pricey disaster/ laundry holder.

Summary of 2023 Seating Trends For First-Time Ergo Chair Buyers

In 2023, ergonomic winds are shifting from desktop towards multi-device computing support. During this shift, first-time buyers are vulnerable to overspending on gimmicks they don’t actually need.

Best ergonomic office chairs of 2023
Do you REALLY need to spend over $1400 on a chair to prosper?

To avoid that, first-time buyers can use the sum of this year’s trends as context for their research.

  1. Back support innovations have peaked: neutral posture support is a 90s-era technology with no further room to develop.
  2. Movement beats perfect sitting posture: esports docs hype using neutral sitting as a broad guideline; frequent movement breaks take precedence.
  3. Psychological appeal is a major factor: the best ergonomic office chairs stand out with flashy extras designed to titillate.
  4. Mobile computing support is the next innovation frontier: mobile armrest compliance differentiates modern chairs from cubicle-era ones
  5. Standing Desks Override Mobile Armrests: instead of mobile-compliant chair arms, users can opt for a sit-to-stand desk.
  6. Megacorporations make the only legit Tier 1 chairs: mega-corporate chairs from Herman Miller, Steelcase, Haworth, etc have a built-in trust factor.
  7. The market does not need new chairs: upgrading existing chairs (using the Secretlab model) can generate more hype — and user satisfaction!

Finally, if you’re ever confused about what ‘ergonomic’ means (from a desktop computing support perspective), check these definitive guidelines:

Ergonomic Seating Definition From BIFMA, OSHA Etc.

Footnotes

  1. Stephanie A. Prince, et al. ‘Sedentary behavior surveillance in Canada: trends, challenges and lessons’, Int J Behav Nutr Phys Act 17, 34 (2020). https://ijbnpa.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12966-020-00925-8, (accessed 4 Jan. 2023).
  2. Aimin Wu, et al. ‘Global low back pain prevalence and years lived with disability from 1990 to 2017’, https://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7186678/, (accessed 4 Jan. 2023).
  3. Youtube, “Set up like S1mple – WITH CFG!” ESL Counter-Strike, March 18, 2022, https://youtu.be/REjATuWa5TY

Secretlab Titan gaming chairs on sale in March 2023

Details: Secretlab March 2023 Sales Guide

Table of Contents

  1. 4th Industrial (Multi-Device) Revolution
    1. Physical & Mental Technostress
  2. 2023 Desk Work Trend Highlights
    1. Back Support Innovations Have Peaked
    2. Esports Optimization: Movement Beats Perfect Posture
    3. Psychological Appeal Is A Major Factor
    4. Mobile Computing = Next Support Frontier
    5. Standing Desks Override Armrest Limits
    6. Megacorporations Make The Most Trustworthy Chairs
    7. Make Upgraded Chairs — Not New Models!
  3. Conclusion

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