The  Insider Picks  team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships so we may get a share of the revenue from your purchase. Spending long hours in front of a computer can leave you fatigued, your back hurting, and your body sweating, if you are sitting in the wrong chair. Do yourself a favor and check out these five durable and comfortable options and choose one of our best desk chair picks to replace whatever is currently at your desk. Best for your budget This AmazonBasics office chair compared favorably to many more expensive, ergonomic chairs in Top Ten Best Pro's testing. It has an easy seat height adjustment and simple modern style, along with a comfortable padded seat and mesh back for breathability. This chair has a maximum weight capacity of 225 pounds and rolls on double wheel casters for smoothness and durability; it also allows easy tilting for that long stretch, but keeps you firmly upright and comfortable, if that's what you prefer.

Pros: Low cost for a good quality chair, great back support and encourages good posture, breathability Cons: Assembly required, armrests are not adjustable AmazonBasics Mid-Back Mesh Chair, $54.99, available at Amazon. Best for comfort under $200 For modern style and surprising comfort, the Euro Style Flat Bungie Mid Back chair is hard to beat, according to the review and rating at A Great Office. Crafted of high-quality materials to last for years, this chair is available in many color options. Designed for comfort with maximum adjustability, the seat can also easily be moved to your perfect height. The chair rolls smoothly on heavy-duty caster wheels that won't mar wood floors, and it swivels and tilts as well. It supports up to 450 pounds comfortably. Pros: Extremely comfortable and supports backs well, well-made and durable, natural ventilation means less sweating Cons: Arms are too high for some desks, bands have a strong odor at first Eurø Style Flat Bungie Mid Back, $180.99, available at Wayfair.

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It incorporates open meshing on the back for breathability and great back support, and a padded seat for comfort, even while sitting all day. An eco-friendly option, it uses fewer materials and packaging is half the size of standard office chair cartons. The SAYL rolls smoothly on its casters and will stand up to years of almost constant use. It's available in a range of colors. strongComfortable seating positions and adjustability, ideal for people who sit all day, sleek, modern look strongWebbing sometimes grabs buttons, can be squeaky after some time, no adjustable armrests, pricey SAYL Chair by Herman Miller, $499, available at Amazon. If money is no object, the Steelcase Leap Chair is an option for your short list. This chair is one of the best-selling chairs in the US, for a number of reasons: It is comfortable for long stretches, with ample support in both the seat and back. It even includes what Steelcase calls LiveBack, which shapes to your spine and supports your movements;

according to a Tech Report review, it is comfortable and corrects your posture. Arms and height are adjustable for the right fit and it rolls and pivots smoothly. This is a durable chair, and it has been weight-tested to 300 pounds without loss of performance. Pros: High quality and supportive, easy to clean and easy to use, sturdy and easily adjustable Cons: Non-breathable fabric, very pricey Steelcase Leap Chair, $700, available at Amazon. This article was originally published on 6/27/2016. While its iconic form has remained largely unchanged, the Aeron Chair has been remastered from the casters up to meet the needs of today’s work. With the help of original co-designer, Don Chadwick, we thoughtfully updated the chair based on the latest research around the science of sitting, and advancements in materials, manufacturing, and technology. Retooled to Perform Today Since Aeron debuted in 1994, we at Herman Miller have learned a great deal more about how best to support people in the varied postures they adopt throughout the workday.

With the new chair, we incorporated two decades worth of technological and ergonomic enhancements to improve the health-positive design, and widen the range of cross-performance capabilities. With updates that include a more refined tilt mechanism, adjustable PostureFit SL, and 8Z Pellicle suspension, the new Aeron performs smarter than ever before—so you can too. Get into the Zones Pellicle, the innovative, elastomeric suspension of the original Aeron, eliminated circulation-restricting pressure points and stretched the boundaries of material design. New 8Z Pellicle pushes the material to a whole new zone—eight of them. Across the seat and back, eight latitudinal zones of varying tension—tightest at the edges and more forgiving where the body makes contact—envelope the sitter to deliver increased comfort and ergonomic support. By doing away with foam and fabric, Aeron solved one of prolonged sitting’s biggest predicaments: the buildup of heat and humidity close to the body.

Pellicle allows air, body heat, and water vapor to pass through the seat and backrest to help maintain even and comfortable skin temperatures. While many chairs have adopted mesh as a way to deliver some performance, there’s only one Pellicle. A Stance Worth Backing If an active body is at its strongest when standing, chest open and pelvis tilted slightly forward, it makes sense that you would be better off sitting like that too. And that’s exactly where PostureFit SL comes in. Adjustable, individual pads stabilize the sacrum and support the lumbar region of the spine to mimic that healthful standing position. All of the enhancements to the new Aeron were designed to work together to comprehensively support the human form. PostureFit SL and 8Z Pellicle represent a higher level of ergonomic expertise and state of the art support to improve the experience for the sitter. Together they create total spinal support—calculated, localized support that moves the skeletal system into a position that provides ultimate spinal support.

This is achieved both when the person is still, and when the person moves, to provide more active support. If You’re So Reclined Staying in one position reduces the natural pumping action of the muscles that deliver nutrients to the intervertebral disks. The Aeron Chair’s tilt allows it to move with the body in such a natural way that people can shift from forward to reclining postures intuitively. Today’s slimmer, updated tilt mechanism delivers an even more seamless experience of movement (and stasis) to the sitter through a smoother trajectory and optimal balance point. Aeron is designed to keep people in contact with the back of the chair and in control of their continuous movement throughout the entire range of recline. The new Aeron enables people to shift from an upright position to a full-recline smoothly and simply. While the original design supported numerous positions and postures, the frame angle has been adjusted 1.8 degrees forward to better support the body in the upright position and across a wider range of postures.

Whether a person is positioned forward for typing and intense focus, or fully-reclined for conversation and contemplation, they will find the new Aeron moving with them—without any trouble—to offer proper ergonomic support across a larger variety of tasks. With Aeron, Stumpf and Chadwick proved that a chair didn’t just have to sit there, and you didn’t just have to sit in it—it could actually be better for you. For individuals sitting in Aeron, cross-performance design means the chair accommodates a wide range of activities and postures people adopt while working—from intense forward-facing focus to relaxed contemplative recline. For designers and organizations, cross-performance makes Aeron suitable for a wide array of workplace settings—from residential workpoints to shared workshops. With chairs, one size does not fit all people. Based on an ends-to-the-middle design approach, Aeron comes in three sizes to provide a fit that is inclusive rather than exclusive—and delivers the same comfort to the largest range of anthropometric body types of any chair.