My current task chair: the Herman Miller Sayl for Gaming, in white with red accents. In short, it's the perfect chair (for me).

I chose this chair firstly because it fits my aesthetic perfectly, as if it were designed for me- and designed for me, it is, in the comfort department as well. The chair is miles more supportive than my previous cheap task chair off Amazon, that much is for certain, but it's so much more comfortable that every time I sit down I can quite literally feel the quality of the product that is supporting me- and supporting that product is also a 12-year warranty, meaning I feel peace of mind in Herman Miller's support of their product, that in turn supports my backside. So, quality and support are at the core of this chair's sitting experience.

I finally have a chair that is tall enough to allow my knees to bend at a 90 degree angle with my feet flat on the floor, and armrests that go up high enough to support my forearms while typing on a mechanical keyboard without a wrist rest- though I am quickly learning that "floating" while typing is the most comfortable way for me to type quickly and accurately, and dare I say ergonomically (without starting a war). The bonus is that the armrests also go low enough to allow the chair to slide easily under a desk, or to accommodate a guitar or drum set such as those found in my music studio. There are enough adjustments that you won't soon find yourself without a comfortable position, no matter what seated activity you are engaged in.

In sum, this is the ultimate chair for my digital nest of musical equipment and gaming peripherals.

P.S. Yes, we all think we've gone mad for looking at purchasing a 4-figure chair, right up until we have a sit in one. Also, take it from me- health issues are more expensive than a Herman Miller.