Our verdict
The ErgoChair Pro and the Duex Float are too close to call — we rated both 8.5/10. There's no clear winner here, so it comes down to what you want it for. We break that down below.
ErgoChair Pro
$499
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Duex Float
$229
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| Attribute | ErgoChair Pro | Duex Float |
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| Our rating | 8.5/10 | 8.5/10 |
| Price | $499 | $229 |
| Best for | Serious adjustability at a fraction of the Aeron's price—our daily driver for long desk hours. | Excellent productivity upgrade for traveling remote workers, but skip it if you're desk-bound or can't spare 4 lbs. |
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Which one is right for you?
Choose the ErgoChair Pro if…
Serious adjustability at a fraction of the Aeron's price—our daily driver for long desk hours.
- 22+ ways to customize seat, lumbar support, headrest, and armrests
- Breathable mesh back keeps you cool during long work sessions
Choose the Duex Float if…
Excellent productivity upgrade for traveling remote workers, but skip it if you're desk-bound or can't spare 4 lbs.
- USB-C single cable handles power and video without extra adapter
- Stacks vertically above laptop to save desk space
Why we rate them this way
ErgoChair Pro — 8.5/10
Serious adjustability at a fraction of the Aeron's price—our daily driver for long desk hours.
What we liked: 22+ ways to customize seat, lumbar support, headrest, and armrests, Breathable mesh back keeps you cool during long work sessions, Significantly less expensive than Herman Miller Aeron, Made with eco-friendly materials, Stylish, modern design.
Worth knowing: High price point is a significant investment, Overwhelming number of adjustment options for some users, Weight limit and sizing constraints exclude some body types, Requires assembly if not handy with tools.
Duex Float — 8.5/10
Excellent productivity upgrade for traveling remote workers, but skip it if you're desk-bound or can't spare 4 lbs.
What we liked: USB-C single cable handles power and video without extra adapter, Stacks vertically above laptop to save desk space, Portable enough to carry through hotels and coffee shops, Sturdy aluminum construction with touchscreen and swivel screen, Works with Mac, Windows, tablets, and gaming consoles.
Worth knowing: Magnetic mount underwhelming—reviewer called it 'Meh in practice', 4 lbs heavier than ideal for a truly portable monitor, Floating feature requires magnets most people won't want to install.
On price, the Duex Float is the cheaper pick at $229, versus $499 — a difference of about $270.
Common questions
Is the ErgoChair Pro or the Duex Float better?
We rated both 8.5/10 — it's a genuine toss-up. ErgoChair Pro: Serious adjustability at a fraction of the Aeron's price—our daily driver for long desk hours. Duex Float: Excellent productivity upgrade for traveling remote workers, but skip it if you're desk-bound or can't spare 4 lbs.
Which is cheaper, the ErgoChair Pro or the Duex Float?
The Duex Float is the cheaper of the two at $229, versus $499.
What's the difference between the ErgoChair Pro and the Duex Float?
Short version — ErgoChair Pro: Serious adjustability at a fraction of the Aeron's price—our daily driver for long desk hours. Duex Float: Excellent productivity upgrade for traveling remote workers, but skip it if you're desk-bound or can't spare 4 lbs.