Best Cyber Monday office chair deals — huge discounts on exceptional office chairs from people who review them for a living

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If you’re looking to take comfort to the next level and finally be rid of your worn-out office chair, you’re in luck. Cyber Monday is here and there are also some steep discounts to be had on the best office chairs we’ve tested and reviewed.

Whether you want an all-mesh chair to keep you cool all day long, one with a bit more cushion where it counts or an ergonomic chair with great lumbar support, there’s something here for everyone. There are some great prices to jump in on too, including this HON Crio Task Chair for just $172 and a Herman Miller Vantum gaming chair that's over $200 off.

There's plenty more where that came from, too. With these Cyber Monday deals, you can knock hundreds off our favorite office chairs from Vari, Branch, Haworth, Steelcase, Herman Miller and more. Normally, a good office chair can cost close to $500, while a great office chair with loads of adjustment points and better build quality can run well over $1,000. Well, that's not the case right now thanks to these sales.

Keep in mind though, if you want to customize your new chair to your liking, you’ll have an easier time doing so on a manufacturer’s website, though Amazon and other big retailers often have bigger discounts.

If you don’t see something you like right now, keep checking back as we’ll be updating this page with new deals throughout Cyber Monday.

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Adam Schram
Adam Schram

Hi! I'm Adam and I cover all things home office at Tom's Guide. Whether you're looking for a new office chair or even a new desk this Cyber Monday, I've got recommendations to help you out. From deals on all-mesh office chairs that keep you cool all day long to ones you can lean so far back in you can take a nap in them, I'm tracking all the best deals on office chairs. That way, you can give your home office the upgrade it deserves, all at a steep discount.

Anthony Spadafora
Anthony Spadafora

And I’m Anthony and I head up our home office coverage at Tom’s Guide. I’ve spent over 5,000 hours testing the best office chairs and I’m here to help you find the right one for you and your budget. Whether you just started working from home or you're ready to upgrade to a premium office chair, there’s something here for you. Although you can get a great office chair for under $500, if you want something you’ll be able to comfortably use for years to come, it’s worth investing slightly more in a better chair. Thanks to these deals, you can get the chair you’ve always wanted for even less.

Cyber Monday office chair deals

Dumos Criss Cross Chair
Dumos Criss Cross Chair: was $79 now $59 at Amazon

While this isn't quite normally the type of office chair we'd recommend, this criss cross chair went viral earlier this year and for good reason. Not only is it very affordable even when it's not on sale but it's seat is wide enough that you can sit in it comfortably with your legs crisscrossed.

Flash Furniture Kelista
Flash Furniture Kelista: was $209 now $104 at Amazon

We called the Kelista a budget office chair with standout looks. In our Flash Furniture Mid-Back office chair review, we said it's pretty comfortable and we especially liked its bold color options. Note that the price of the chair varies based on the color you choose as well as the style — you can opt for a mid-back, high back, or drafting chair.

HON Crio High Back
HON Crio High Back: was $288 now $172 at Amazon

The HON Crio Task Chair is an Amazon's Choice pick and features a breathable mesh back that conforms to your upper body for added support. It has a simple, clean design and a 450-pound weight capacity. 

Vari Essential Task Chair
Vari Essential Task Chair: was $234 now $176 at Vari

A bit slacker in the back than our other picks, this chair is great if you want to sit a little deeper in your chair while still receiving plenty of support from your backrest. It’s stiff, for sure, but it’s still more forgiving than its more expensive sibling, the standard Task Chair.

Gabrylly Ergonomic Office Chair
Gabrylly Ergonomic Office Chair: was $269 now $188 at Amazon

Another more affordable choice is Gabrylly's Ergonomic Office Chair, now with a 30% discount. With its breathable mesh on the back of the chair and headrest, adjustable arm rests, and up to a 120-degree tilt lock in place, it's a simple but comfortable office chair to add to your setup.

Flexispot C5
Flexispot C5: was $349 now $199 at FlexiSpot Inc.

The feature that most prominently sets this chair apart from the rest is its headrest. In our Flexispot C5 review, we noted that it’s not the most comfortable headrest available, but it’s nevertheless contoured to fit your neck and keep your posture in line from top to bottom. The armrests on this model are also remarkably comfy.

Sihoo Doro C300
Recommended
Sihoo Doro C300: was $359 now $239 at Amazon

The Doro C300 is an ergonomic office chair with plenty of adjustability and an all-mesh design. In our Sihoo Doro C-300 review, we praised its adjustable headrest and really liked how it delivers some premium features at a more affordable price that its competitors.

Branch Ergonomic Chair
Recommended
Branch Ergonomic Chair: was $329 now $279 at Branch

Pairing a mesh-lined back with a cushioned seat, this chair is the ideal balance of everything you need in a quality chair. In our Branch Ergonomic Chair review, we loved that it’s not too stiff, not too squishy, and very supportive, especially around the lower back. It's not a remarkable sitting experience, which is exactly what you want when you need to focus no getting things done.

Vari Task Chair
Recommended
Vari Task Chair: was $375 now $300 at Vari

Nothing beats affordable furniture that performs similarly to its top-shelf competitors. Despite running well below half the price of many other office chairs we've tested, the Task Chair stood out in our review for its comfortable mesh material, adjustability, and ergonomics. This deal was previously only available in one color, but it has spread to all options since our last update.

Haworth Breck
Recommended
Haworth Breck: was $445 now $391 at Amazon

The Haworth Breck manages to combine style, comfort and ergonomics at a mid-range price. It features a weight-activated mechanism that responds to your body's movements as you sit or recline. In our Haworth Breck review, we loved that its GeoStretch backrest is comfortable yet firm. The Breck weighs in at only 30 pounds and comes in several colorways to match your existing décor.

Autonomous ErgoChair Ultra 2
Lowest price!
Autonomous ErgoChair Ultra 2: was $599 now $399 at Autonomous Inc

Want 3D-printed tech you can actually use all day? This office chair is lined with a matrix of springs that can hold up to 320 pounds and support you with 62 points of suspension. This chair also comes almost entirely assembled in the box, as we noted in our ErgoChair Ultra 2 review, making it ready to use after joining just three pieces without any tools.

Razer Fujin Mesh
Razer Fujin Mesh: was $649 now $399 at Amazon

For a sleek but subtle gaming chair that works just as well for an office, this Razer Fujin Mesh ergonomic gaming chair will do the trick. It's breathable mesh material keeps things cool, while the 130-degree recline keeps you supported no matter your position. Padded armrests only add to the comfort.

Branch Verve Chair
Editor's Choice
Branch Verve Chair: was $549 now $466 at Branch

The Verve is Branch's most premium chair, and it's as comfortable to sit in as it is beautiful to look at. In our Branch Verve review, we found that the 3D-knit mesh back not only keeps you cool but also wraps around you while you're sitting. In addition to this gorgeous coral color, the Verve is also available in black, white, light green and light blue. It also has an adjustable lumbar support at the back and its reverse armrests give it a one of a kind look.

Herman Miller Vantum
Herman Miller Vantum: was $895 now $671 at Herman Miller

Unlike other Herman Miller gaming chairs that are simply redesigns of existing models, the Vantum is purpose-built for gaming from the ground up. Made in collaboration with Logitech, this chair features a headrest and a backrest made of an airy elastomer-polyester fabric. When we got hands on a Vantum, we loved that its design was a notable departure from many of Herman Miller's other chairs.

X-Chair X3
Editor's Choice
X-Chair X3: was $979 now $734 at XChair.com

The X-Chair X3 takes our favorite things about the X2 and adds a cushioned foam seat for extra comfort along with a new spill and stain resistant fabric. In my X-Chair X3 review, I said its mesh backrest and foam seat gives you the best of both worlds with comfort and support.

Steelcase Karman
Editor's Choice
Steelcase Karman: was $1,072 now $804 at Steelcase US

This chair is unlike any other we've tested. It's extremely light, remarkably comfortable, and offers excellent ergonomic support. In our Steelcase Karman review, we found that its comfort goes beyond what mesh office chairs tend to offer, thanks to Steelcase's proprietary Intermix textile. This fabric responds and adapts to your body's movements throughout the day.

Haworth Fern
Editor's Choice
Haworth Fern: was $1,249 now $999 at store.haworth.com

The Fern is an ergonomic office chair that justifies its higher price with a unique design. In our Haworth Fern review, we found that this chair’s just as comfortable to sit in as it is to look at. There are plenty of different color and configuration options available, but it's the choice of materials that really sets the Fern apart. Backed by a 12-year warranty, this is an office chair you’ll be able to use for years to come.

Steelcase Gesture
Steelcase Gesture: was $1,444 now $1,083 at Steelcase US

A premium pick, the Gesture represents some of the best of Steelcase's adjustment features, including 360-degree armrest adjustment. It also has great contours for lumbar support in the backrest, a breathable mesh lining, and an optional headrest.

Adam Schram
Staff Writer, Home Office

Adam Schram is a staff writer covering home office gear for Tom's Guide, writing about everything from standing desks to comfy chairs to the occasional walking treadmill. Prior to his tenure with the team, he reviewed running gear for Runner's World, cycling gear for Bicycling, and the occasional Lego set for Popular Mechanics. Before he became a journalist, he was a bike mechanic in his home town of State College, Pennsylvania for almost seven years. Now, he's based in Philadelphia. He spends his free time ripping his bike around local trails, perusing the local music scene, and trying in vain to do the Sunday crossword without cheating.