Herman Miller Mirra (V2) Chair (Renewed)

Each Mirra 2 we sell goes through complete disassembly, deep cleaning with industrial equipment, mechanical inspection, and parts replacement where needed. We're talking about worn components like casters, arm pads, and gas cylinders getting swapped with genuine replacements. The frame, mesh, and core mechanism are built to last decades, so you're getting Herman Miller's legendary durability at a price that actually works for most budgets. Plus the 2-year warranty we include shows we stand behind the quality.

New Mirra 2 chairs retail between $1,600 and $1,800 depending on configuration. Our professionally renewed chairs start under $600, which means you're saving over a thousand dollars. You get the same Latitude Mesh technology, the same adjustment mechanisms, the same Herman Miller build quality. The only difference is the chair had a previous owner, went through our renewal process, and costs way less.

The Mirra 2 is a significant upgrade. The backrest spine integrates smoothly with the frame instead of using visible bolts like the original. Seat connections are cleaner with hidden hardware and rubber dampening layers. The tilt mechanism is more compact at 2-2.5 inches versus the Mirra 1's bulkier 3-4 inch design. Most importantly, the Mirra 2 added Flex Front seat technology and improved the armrest controls with tactile feedback that clicks when you adjust them. Overall it's a more refined chair with better adjustability.

Watch our detailed comparison explaining the differences between Mirra 1 and Mirra 2:

Absolutely. The Latitude Mesh backrest provides continuous support without pressure points, which matters when you're sitting for 8+ hours. The Flex Front seat eliminates circulation issues behind your knees. The backrest tension control lets you dial in exactly how much resistance you want when leaning back. The multi-position tilt lock means you can find your perfect recline angle for focused work or relaxed browsing. The pivoting arms adapt whether you're typing, using a controller, or switching between tasks.

The Mirra 2 doesn't come with a built-in headrest, but OfficeLogixShop designed the first and only aftermarket headrest specifically for this chair. It attaches to the backrest frame without drilling or permanent modifications, adds adjustable neck support, and matches the chair's aesthetic. The headrest is sold separately and installs in about 5 minutes if you want that complete head-to-toe ergonomic coverage.

Herman Miller rates the Mirra 2 for users up to 350 pounds. The chair's frame and five-star base are built to handle that capacity long-term without flexing or failing. That said, if you're near that upper limit, pay attention to the seat width and depth to make sure it's comfortable for your body type.

The Mirra 2 handles a wide height range better than most office chairs. The seat height adjusts from about 16" to 20.5", which works for most people between 5'2" and 6'4". Shorter users benefit from the Flex Front technology that reduces seat depth. Taller users appreciate the adjustable lumbar that can be positioned higher on the backrest. If you're outside that range, you might need to test fit it first.