Working from home isn’t always convenient, so it should at least be comfortable. We've spent the past year sitting on more than 15 office chairs, and these are our favorites. If you buy something using our links, WIRED may earn a commission. wired.trib.al/C7VbO2X 1/
A good chair comes with a variety of adjustments. Branch's Ergonomic Chair fits this bill. It's surprisingly sleek and easy to assemble with tons of little tweaks you can make—without the outlandish price. 📸: Branch wired.trib.al/Qkt6rSl 2/ 
The FlexFit Hyken Mesh Task Chair is one of the most affordable good options out there. It reclines, has a breathable mesh fabric on the back and seat, and it's sturdy. You even get a headrest and lumbar support. 📸: Staples wired.trib.al/bLbIh2C 3/
The Herman Miller Embody is one of the most eye-catching and comfortable chairs around, especially with the rib-like design on the back. Herman Miller offers a 12-year warranty that covers all parts, & it arrives completely assembled. 📸: Embody wired.trib.al/uM98SP0 4/v
Movement is one of the best ways to counter the woes of sitting in a chair all day. The Ariel QOR360 helps ensure you're sitting upright and moves slightly so your body will continually shift a little throughout the day. 📸: QOR360 wired.trib.al/epVN6Q0 5/
This isn't an expensive chaise lounge, but the AmazonBasics Mesh is surprisingly comfortable even after hours and hours of sitting. The mesh back is breathable, the casters are smooth, and the armrests don't feel too obstructive. 📸: Amazon wired.trib.al/IINewFt 6/
If you can't upgrade your chair just yet, a cushion or backrest might help. This memory foam seat is very comfortable. It's best paired with an adjustable chair and does a great job of keeping out bad odors—plus, it’s washable. 📸: Cushion Labs wired.trib.al/vyuPkD1 7/
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