Doro S300 - SIHOO
An ergonomic office chair featuring an "Anti-Gravity" glass fibre mechanism and 6D coordinated armrests.
Price
£722.20
Editorial rating
4.5 / 5
Last price check
19/02/2026 07:17
Part of the weekly drop
Best Of Office Design And Luxury Gifts: SIHOO Ergonomics, Skyline Chess, And Wearable Tech | Vol. 11
This product was featured in Vol. 11, alongside other human-picked finds with the same slightly obsessive editorial energy.
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Editorial take
Why we picked it
The SIHOO Doro S300 is our Hero because it's the only chair that doesn't make me feel like I've been folded into a suitcase by the time 5 PM rolls around. It's for those of us who spend more time at a desk than is medically advisable and want a seat that feels like it was engineered by NASA rather than a flat-pack furniture giant.
I've spent the week reclining with the "Anti-Gravity" mechanism, which essentially means I can tilt back without that terrifying "I'm about to die" sensation of the chair flipping over. It's peak "executive comfort" for people who want to look like they're running a tech empire even if they're just clearing out their inbox.
It's the Hero because it actually prioritises your spine over aesthetics, yet still manages to look like it belongs in a high-end architectural firm. Even if your "office" is a corner of the spare bedroom, the S300 makes you feel like the CEO of your own sanity.
Detailed verdict
The full review
The Irresistible
- The aerospace-grade glass fibre plates provide a recline tension that is so smooth it's almost eerie; it supports you exactly where you stop moving without needing to fumble for a locking lever.
- Those 6D bionic armrests move in ways that feel slightly supernatural, keeping your elbows supported whether you're typing, gaming, or just contemplating your life choices.
The Clever Part
- The "Floating Wing" lumbar support is genuinely clever, automatically shifting its pressure as you move so you never feel that awkward gap in your lower back.
- The mesh material-a blend of Italian velvet and DuPont TPEE-is breathable enough to survive a summer heatwave without you sticking to the seat like a post-it note.
The Fine Print
- The assembly process is a bit of a weekend project; there are enough bolts and heavy aluminium parts to make you feel like you're building a small car.
- The integrated headrest is brilliant for taller folk, but if you're on the shorter side, you might find it's more of a "hat-rest" than a neck-support.
The Reality Check
- The sheer amount of adjustability means you'll spend the first three days in a state of constant "fiddling" paralysis, trying to find the perfect millimetre of tilt before you actually do any work.
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