Herman Miller Cosm vs Steelcase Think

So this is just as much arm as I want, they're not adjustable, these leaf arms, they don't slide forward, I was worried that this mesh would be scratc...

The one I bought was actually the cheapest one of them and the seller wouldn't budge on the price. It's kind of beat up and I've honestly seen chairs in better condition here for 400-600 usd. Also it's kind of funny since I bought a steelcase think v1 in good condition for 75 euro. Maybe I should have just bought new but I can't really afford to and I want to prevent my back pains from getting worse asap

I am really, really grateful that I did get that free upgrade, which I'm not really sure how that happened, but I really am grateful for it because th...

The mesh back is reasonably comfortable, and while the seat is quite firm, it's not the worst thing I've spent hours on. Something softer for the seat and armrests would be nice; it's pretty cheap of them to go with common everyday seat foam and fairly hard rubber. One thing I'm sorely missing is a tilt function for the seat. It feels, to me, like it's tilted forward slightly - a feeling that worsens when leaning back, it feels like you'll slide out of the chair - and there's no way to adjust it

For ref I'm 5'0 110 lbs and can't lean back without putting a *lot* of force into it. Not comfortable material for sitting on your bare feet and fidgeting in your 5 different sitting positions (one leg up, cross legged, etc) - the plastic digs into the tops of your feet. If you're reading this review and going, yeah that's fine it'll help me with posture, sure go for it, but as someone who thought the exact same thing I'd say at least go for the high back. The mid back is not comfortable and doesn't give neck/headrest support

That knows how to move with your body, these slight movements, so a chair does need to support you, but at the same time give you enough room to be. Y...

There's something to be said about it just looking really nice and it being sort of a little more elegant than something with handles sticking out eve...

(We're all about the chairs here, but I'm also going to toss in my snooty comments about aesthetics once in a while)

I like the design and how it's built. but i'm little disappointed that i can't enjoy as much as what i paid.

Steelcase Think. Knoll Generation. Knoll Life (meh). Knoll RPM (ok, thats maybe just me, but still)