comfort if u can afford it i guess
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for years i've brought like $95 PC chair and normally don't last me to long with what i do in the chairshaha most of the time the chairs loose comfort and just become annoying.
Today just brought a expensive one a Recaro GT office Chair in red, comfy as shit like sitting on a cloud. $499 Aus
comfort if u can afford it i guess
For a chair, I'd probably go for a cheaper model since I am sitting on my bed with my labtop most of the time.The one I currently have was about 70$ CAD. There were more expensive models which would definitely have been more comfortable but I didn't feel like it was that worth it tbh.
Last edited by Cath; 10-03-2015 at 11:16 PM.
Man, I think my chair was $25, and it was bought 8 years ago, in a resale of the local college's furniture, and it is originally a dining table chair. IDK, I never spend much on such stuff.
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Best thing you can remember is to spend your money where you spend your time. If you spend a lot of time behind a computer, you owe your ass a comfortable chair. You will never feel like it's wasted if it's something you use constantly.
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how i see it too i would rather spend money on something like that when i know ill be in it a bit.Originally Posted by PrettySarcastic
Best thing you can remember is to spend your money where you spend your time. If you spend a lot of time behind a computer, you owe your ass a comfortable chair. You will never feel like it's wasted if it's something you use constantly.
I've had the same desk chair foreverrrr. I do my school work at my desk and I don't want to be doing schoolwork any longer than I have to so im okay with it not being the most comfortable chair in the world. My bed is basically a cloud though.
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Yeah I spend more money on what I know I will use. Couch, chairs, mattress. I like to cook so I bought a nice set of knives. Next purchase is a quality set of pots and pans but I need to save more so cheap stuff will have to keep doing it for now.
i like a lot of the time when you get cheaper things sometimes not all the time and they break you end up spending more anyways
I got my current desk chair by hanging around the student flats on move-out day. So much stuff was just left out on the street/by the bins by rich students finishing university. It's pretty nice, actually. I got a lot of stuff that day that was practically new, including a bunch of textbooks that I sold when the new freshers came and started.
So, free is better than anything else for me because I'm dirt poor!
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