Sedus se:motion
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Sedus

se:motion

Tested October 5, 2026 · see how we score

73

Good

Score out of 100

A German-engineered chair with backrest and seat that move in sync as you recline, keeping your eye line and desk distance more consistent.

Price and specs pending verification with the manufacturer.

Score by criteria

Lumbar support & ergonomics7.5 / 10
Adjustability7.5 / 10
Materials & build quality7.5 / 10
Comfort / padding7.0 / 10
Value for money7.0 / 10
Design6.5 / 10

Pros

  • German engineering with a synchronized backrest-and-seat motion
  • Good adjustable lumbar support
  • Solid build quality

Cons

  • Limited distribution outside Europe
  • More conservative design

Price comparison

IKEA

Free shipping

Staples

Sedus (official store)

Free shipping

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You should buy it if…

  • You want synchronized seat-and-back motion for a more consistent recline
  • You're based in Europe with easy access to the brand

Better skip it if…

  • You're outside Europe and want easy local support
  • You want a bold, distinctive look

Look at instead: Sedus Black Dot, RH Logic 400

Specs

Height range150–193 cm
Max weightup to 140 kg
Available sizesOne size
Warranty10 years
CategoryOffice, Premium
Best forLong hours / remote work, Back pain

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