The Branch’s Black Friday Sale Has Deals on Our Top Office Chairs

Branch has become my favorite home office furniture company for three main reasons. First, its products are easy to assemble, with clear instructions and helpful assembly videos. Second, they look great, with many color options and an overall aesthetic that is easy on the eyes. Third, everything has a reasonable price. Sure, you can find cheaper office chairs and standing desks, but these are well-designed, functional, and have longer warranties than most.

Good news then. The branch has started its Black Friday sales event, which runs until December 2. You can get 15 percent off select products, and 20 percent off when you bundle items together, which gets you free shipping. You will need to use the code BFCM at checkout to see the discount in your cart. I’ve tested a few products from the company—here are my favorites that are worth your money.

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Branch Office Chair Deals

This has been my proposal for the office of the senior chairman for several years. It’s well priced, adjustable, and looks great. You can get it in fun colors, but this increases the price. The armrests go up, down, back, and forward, and you can adjust the depth of the seat (useful for tall people). There is adjustable lumbar support as well, to ensure that it supports the natural curve of the spine. The seat foam is cushy, and the mesh back allows for good airflow. I had no problem sitting in it for hours as a 6’4″, but my 5’1″ wife enjoyed it too.

The branch recently released the Ergonomic Chair Prowhich is said to improve upon the first in several ways. I have it in the box but haven’t had a chance to set it up and try it. If you’d like to take your chances, it’s also on sale for a $75 trial discount, costing you $424.

The Verve is the “next step up” in our guide if you can spend a little more money, although that may change soon, once I’ve tried the Ergonomic Chair Pro. It keeps my back straight, comfortable, and looks great. There is an add-on headrest if you want it, but I don’t think it’s necessary. If you need a wider seat, you may want to look elsewhere, as the arms of the seat feel like they’re punching you. Speaking of which, these arms only move up and down, so there’s not much you can do to move them. all around. However, there is a good level of polish to this chair which is a step above the Ergonomic chair.

Softside feels like you’re sitting in a chair rather than an office chair. If you have a bookshelf in your office and you are a frequent tea drinker, it may complete the beauty of your room. It’s soft all around with a lovely fabric that feels sturdy. If you need a wide seat, this is not the seat for you—the arms are fixed and rise up from the seat, boxing you in. There isn’t much in the way of a fix other than covering the recline, but my back didn’t. ‘ I complained after weeks in this chair.

I tested the High Back version, which goes all over my shoulders (I’m 6’4″). The standard model is Mid Back, which I can’t confirm, but it might be suitable for shorter people. You can also change the fabric with leather or vegan leather, but I haven’t tried it. .

Fixed Branch Desk Deals

I work with a guide to standing desks, and the Duo is my go-to for anyone with limited space. It’s a very small standing desk (although you can choose from many sizes), and desk add-ons are easily installed, such as a cable organizer and drawer. It’s made of reclaimed wood and has a powder-coated steel frame, and it didn’t take me long to assemble. There is a paddle on the right to raise or lower the desk, and two height presets. It’s a little tricky to figure out how to maintain the length you want, so keep that manual handy.

This was one of the first good I test the desks. You get multiple height presets, quiet motors, and a large desktop to fit it all things. There is a place in the back of the center to use cables. This one has a greater range of motion than the Branch Duo.

This newly launched desktop just arrived at my door recently, and I haven’t had a chance to get my current setup out and put it together (such is the life of a Gear reviewer). I can’t endorse the desk yet, but I’m including it here because I’ve generally had good experiences with the Branch. It’s also a unique looking standing desk with four legs. It used to make one called Fully Nolan, but it was discontinued after Herman Miller bought the company. Now Branch has a version, and I’m excited to test it. I think it looks a lot better than a regular standing desk with two legs. There are three height presets, and it can lift up to 225 pounds. Like all branch desks, it has a 10-year warranty.

Other Great Deals

Well, you know. I’m not the only one who likes Gatsheni. My colleague Boutayna Chokrane reviewed a number of laptop stands recently and came away thinking that Branch’s Adjustable Laptop Stand is the best for most people. It raises your laptop up 7 inches, and you can adjust it to almost any viewing angle. It doesn’t move and looks great. It’s hard to fix, but that’s also what keeps it stable and reliable.

An easy way to add more outlets to your desk setup, this Branch accessory attaches directly to the desk. I used it for a while on my desk and now I’ve put it back in my tool cabinet to keep all my tools charged (locked to the shelf). It looks attractive and offers three outlets as well as USB-C and USB-A. This appliance is UL certified and has a 6 foot cord which should be long enough to run through the wall.