Mirra Chair by Herman Miller: Fully Featured w/Forward Tilt

At the current listed price of $470, this renewed Herman Miller Mirra is worth considering for an office setup if you want adjustable arms and control over recline, and are comfortable buying a discontinued chair renewed by Chairorama. The listing specifies fully adjustable arms, a rear tilt limiter and a tension-control mechanism. The product title also names forward tilt, though the supplied feature bullets do not explain its operation.

The main trade-off is the renewed condition and seller-provided warranty. This is not presented as a new chair with Herman Miller warranty coverage: the listing says the manufacturer has discontinued it and that Chairorama provides the warranty. It advertises three years of mechanical coverage and 12 years of service coverage, with terms and conditions applying. Check those terms rather than assuming service coverage means every repair or part is included.

Before buying, confirm the seat-height range, seat-depth adjustment and lumbar-support adjustment. Those are important office-chair fit checks, but the supplied details do not establish them. Dimensions and weight capacity are also unspecified here. Skip this option if you need a new chair or cannot verify that its adjustments suit your body and desk.

For comparison, Herman Miller Classic Aeron explicitly names a lumbar pad in its product title, making it a useful alternative to investigate if lumbar support is your priority. Amazon Basics Task Chair explicitly names adjustable height, but the information supplied does not support a broader comfort or value comparison. Choose this Mirra for its stated arm and tilt controls—not an assumption that the brand name alone guarantees fit.