Best comfort per dollar chair I’ve used.
Spent a bunch of time looking for chairs with solid lumbar support and decided to go with the Sihoo Doro c300 pro v2 and I’m pretty impressed. I bought it because it offers a lot of ergonomic adjustment for the $400–$500 price range. The lumbar support is definitely the standout feature for me. I’ve usually found lumbar support on chairs disappointing, but this one adjusts exactly where I need it and moves with me when I change position. I no longer need a pillow behind my back, and I’m not finishing my workdays with back pain anymore. I’m also normally not a fan of reclining, but the moving lumbar support makes it genuinely useful since I don’t have to readjust everything when I lean forward or back. It took some time to dial in all the adjustments, especially the seat position. The armrests are also slightly different in height, but less than an inch and only noticeable because of how they line up with my desk. It isn’t an issue for me. My experience with their customer support has me pretty confident that they would fix it if it were though. I also really like the armrests and the little adjustable back pads. They seem pretty useless at first, but they’re surprisingly useful when reclining and holding your phone. And you can angle them in pretty much any direction you’d want, which has been useful for me avoiding having them hit my desk when I want to sit at attention. They do move a little easier than I’d like, but there’s still enough of a lock in place that I don’t have to fight with it. Overall, easily the best chair I could hope for at this price.