Perfect Chair Zero Gravity Computer Workstation - Work for Hours in Perfect Comfort

The Human Touch zero gravity Perfect Chair is the ideal chair for use as a zero gravity computer workstation. You can recline into total comfort as you work at your computer and there is no need to buy a flimsy, overpriced zero gravity workstation when a simple Perfect Chair from Human Touch will do the same at a fraction of the cost.

Human Touch makes two basic zero gravity chairs that can each come in three different grades. First, the Perfect Chair 420 is the manual reclining chair and with the pull of the lever under the left armrest, you can quickly recline back to your ideal position for perfect comfort. If you start with the Perfect Chair 420 Comfort, you get only one color Sofhyde on any one of three frame colors to choose from. In all cases, the frames come in either matte black, walnut, or dark walnut.

If you step it up to the Perfect Chair 420 Performance, you then can choose from one of six genuine leather colors, and you will get a powered lumbar. Then if you step it up to the Perfect Chair 420 Supreme, you get six different leather color options as well as a heated seat, powered lumbar, and a talored back of the shair.

The next step is to step it up to the Perfect Chair 610 which is a powered recline at just the touch of a button. And just like the 420, you get to choose from between the three packages, Comfort, Performance, and Supreme as well.

[einzelganger]

I would hardly call this chair inexpensive since it runs at about $3000.

[theslackrodeo]

You sir are a genius. My back thanks you!

[Thoth]

Notice he doesn't dare mention a price, that's because he'd lose most people's attention as soon as he said it's about $2500 bucks. I was actually going to buy one though but now as I see him sitting in it I have second thoughts. He doesn't look anywhere near 6 ft 4inches like myself so I'm concerned that for $2500 I'd be buying something not designed for a grown ass man like myself. That's another thing they don't tell is who can fit in these chairs.

[Hermiel]

This is definitely not the setup for illustrators, designers, editors or anyone else who requires a lot of mouse/keyboard acticity and interaction. For those you almost always want a proper mouse and therefore require a planar, horizontal surface, which restricts the degree of incline and monitor position.
Personally, I absolutely loathe trackballs and I definitely don't want my keyboard sliding around on my lap.


However, this setup is probably fine if you have a high-paying job and work that revolves around making phone calls, reading, pecking at spreadsheets, typing emails and filling out forms.

[postalinVT]

Enjoyed the video but I can't believe you didn't add a link to go right to the website.

[brettcorlew]

seriously... that chair costs as much as pc gaming cockpits... and they've got onboard peripherals...

[mickowens]

Not sure I need to recline that far back as my screen isn`t that high on the wall but I love the chair.

[johnnewlands]

What is the blue light on table? Is it modem or mini pc case?

[TenderAce]

Nice chair, but truly unaffordable for me

[MattD]

Not ridiculously expensive? It’s a $3, 000 chair lol

[JustMe-hvre]

what tv did you use and how was seeing the text?

[mendozaconsultation]

QUESTIONS:
ARE THE ARE REST ADJUSTABLE FOR HIGHT.
DOES IT HAVE LOWER BACK SUPPORT.
DOES IT COME FOR INDIVIDUALS HIGHT REQUIRED FOR TALLER PEOPLE.