Real owners lean toward the Steelcase Series 1: 68% of 133 owners recommend it, vs 62% of 24 for the Sihoo Doro S100.
Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score
“great price and well built product...this is awesome”— @patrickcadette on YouTube
“I recently bought a Doro S100 and it's very comfortable. Now, I wouldn't recommend it if you are above 6.”— MobBap on Reddit
“I recently purchased a Sihoo S100 chair and after 2 days of use there was staples popping out of the side of the seat. This caused one side of the seat to essentially deflate.”— MikeyyGee124 on r/OfficeChairs
“there is a drastic difference in the way we feel after 8 hours of sitting vs the chairs we used to have”— @jordanlloyd9517 on YouTube
“Yup I went through several cheaper options before finally biting the bullet and spending like $600 on a steelcase series 1. It’s night and day. Comfortable for really long time and basically everything is adjustable!”— TheMightyBagel on Reddit
“Wish I watched this before I wasted money on a series 1”— @DarkwearGT on YouTube
Real owners lean toward the Steelcase Series 1: 68% of 133 owners recommend it, vs 62% of 24 for the Sihoo Doro S100.
Owners point the Sihoo Doro S100 at budget-conscious buyers wanting a good-looking ergonomic chair, and long-hours sitters who want firm lumbar and smooth recline.
Owners point the Steelcase Series 1 at work-from-home users on long daily sessions, and budget buyers wanting commercial-grade durability.
The most-cited downside of the Sihoo Doro S100 is lumbar support is too aggressive and forces an uncomfortable upright posture. For the Steelcase Series 1, it's too small or tight for taller and larger users.