There have been a lot of amazing single-player games hitting PC recently that I don't really need to be super attentive to while playing.

There are times, however, that I still long for the SecretLab Omega that I've stored away. Let's be real, these days I'm sitting in my office chair for upwards of 12 hours a day, so the fact that the Embody is able to promote this active seating position without making my butt hurt speaks volumes to the appeal of this gaming chair. It almost seems silly, but it does help me focus a lot more than if I was able to just sink into a chair like I'd naturally prefer.Īnd unlike a lot of office chairs I've used in the past that do enforce an upright position, the Logitech x Herman Miller Embody does it without becoming literally painful to sit in. When I need to be at the top of the game, there's a little latch on the bottom left of the chair, which will lock the back into an upright position. While I do raid in Final Fantasy XIV and World of Warcraft, where the esports-minded design actually does help, a lot of the time I simply want to put my head back and vibe to some Dragon Quest or Cyberpunk 2077. It's hard to talk about this kind of thing in a totally neutral way, too. Sitting in the Herman Miller Embody for such a long time, during a period of time where I'm spending more time than ever before playing games and using my PC, I've become very aware of exactly where the Embody excels and where it falls short. (Image credit: Future) Is Embody the ultimate gaming chair?

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