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Adam Schram

Autonomous ErgoChair Ultra Review: this 3D-printed chair is a masterclass in structural design

Autonomous Ergochair Ultra.

 The ErgoChair Ultra looks like a standard office chair from a distance, but it’s anything but. Beneath the seat cushion on this bad boy, you’ll find a web of 3D-printed helical springs that provide a surprisingly lively bounce while still letting you sink into your seat. It may not have a billion points of adjustment, but it has a pleasantly pliable body joined to a confidently sturdy frame.

I’ve had this chair for just shy of a month, and I profess now that I will struggle to get rid of it. It may not have the most bells and whistles compared to other similarly-priced chairs, but it’s perfect for my height with little adjustment. I relished the assembly process with this chair, which took less than five minutes, and I especially enjoyed using no tools whatsoever. I may have been a mechanic in a past life, but I can still get tired of using Allen wrenches.

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