It’s pricier than the budget options, starting around $329, but you get what you pay for with greater durability, lumbar support, and cushioning. For that group, I suggest the Duramont Ergonomic Adjustable Office Chair. People with back pain and people who sit down for extended periods of time might want to consider an investment in a higher-end chair. Another great option under $150 is this Hbada chair, which comes in at $129.99 and includes flip-up arms, a great feature for those who want to customize their sitting experience. At $54.99 on Amazon, this chair has great reviews and comes in a variety of colors, in case you’re tired of the same old Office Black options. Someone wise once said, “Never buy the cheapest version of anything that separates you from the ground: tires, shoes, beds, and chairs.” Fortunately, home office workers today have a variety of sensible chair options with great support and reasonable price tags.įor a tight budget, check out Yaheetech’s ergonomic desk chair. Full desks tend to be more expensive, so if you’re on a budget, get a cheap desk and put the FITUEYES Height Adjustable Standing Desk on top. Standing desk aficionados can choose between adjustable workstations or entire desks that lift and lower. This desk offers ample legroom, a bit of storage, and lots of surface space for those with two monitors or extra equipment. If your desk sits in a corner, spend a bit more and grab the Salina L-Shape Executive Desk off Wayfair. It’s simple, stylish, and has just enough room to fit your computer, peripherals, and some scratch paper. Although supplies have gone down with more people working from home, you can still find great deals with local options.įor online orders, it’s hard to beat the CubiCubi writing desk on Amazon for $89.99 (on sale this month for $78). If you’re looking for a desk on a budget, your best bet may be local listings on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. A budget home office setup built to last.

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