Logitech & Herman Miller Collaboration Brings a 1500$ Gaming Chair, There’s Also a Desk and a Monitor Arm

By Sarmad BurkiJuly 22, 2020

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The Collaboration between Herman Miller and Logitech - Gaming Street

When we talk about premium office furniture, the name Herman Miller comes to mind. When we talk about gaming peripherals or accessories, Logitech is a top contender in the mix. Now, what happens when you mix the top competitor in premium office furniture and a gaming accessories giant? Well, simply put, you get the Herman Miller X Logitech G Embody Gaming Chair.

Introducing the @LogitechG x @HermanMiller gaming setup. Learn more at https://t.co/iIq3n8bo3T #PlayAdvanced pic.twitter.com/jGXxD0Cg0l
— Logitech G (@LogitechG) July 22, 2020

Not only that, but the two companies have also collaborated to give the users a complete gaming setup for the ultimate gamer’s paradise. The small intro embedded with the tweet really signifies that. Now, there are three products in the mix. Firstly, we have a gaming chair, as mentioned before. Then, there is the Ratio Gaming Desk and finally, we have the Ollin Monitor Arm.

The Product Lineup From This Collab – **Herman Miller**

Now, all these products are quite premium in nature. This shouldn’t come off as a shocker though since Herman Miller often works with premium, grade A products. Now, this causes a commotion. The products are very expensive. This is a problem since the competition, however inferior it may or may not be, is priced much lower than these products. And in the tweet, we see replies in the thread, complains that the chair, for example, is priced way too high. Now, in terms of gaming chairs, they are from Secretlab. They do make pretty good chairs. The chair from Herman Miller and Logitech though comes out to be about 1200 Euros. This is insane when you compare it to the best one from Secretlab which tops off at about 400 Euros.

Now, who will go for these? It is tough to say. While you may argue that the quality is pretty amazing, the price to performance ratio just cannot be explained. Collectors would be the best target audience for this. Not to mention, professional eSports enthusiasts would be into an investment like this.