Where the Cyborg chair family can work
For a reception or visitor area, the Cyborg Lady is a straightforward option to consider when an upholstered seat and fixed armrests suit the setting. Its visitor-chair designation makes it relevant to spaces where guests need a dedicated place to sit. In a meeting room or shared workspace, the Cyborg Stick offers another look, with its ash backrest and four-leg design alongside fabric upholstery.
Both can also be considered for rooms that serve more than one purpose, such as a collaborative area that is used for informal conversations and occasional meetings. Think about how long people typically sit, how frequently the chairs will be moved, and whether a fixed seating position works for the people using the room. The family does not include adjustable seat or back height or adjustable seat depth, so it may not suit workstations where individual seat adjustment is a requirement.
How to choose between Cyborg models
Start with the materials and appearance
Choose the Lady if an upholstered seat is the detail you want to prioritize. Consider the Stick if an ash backrest is a better fit for the room’s material palette or visual balance. Both models have fabric upholstery and armrests, so the main material distinction is the Stick’s ash backrest. Use the listed upholstery colors—beige, black, blue, green, grey, pink and yellow—to coordinate with the wider space, and confirm which colors are offered for your selected model.
Check the seating needs
Consider who will use the chairs and for what kind of activity before settling on a model. Fixed armrests and a non-adjustable seat suit some visitor and shared-space plans, but they are not a substitute for adjustability where users need to tailor a chair to their body or desk. The family attributes list a maximum load of 135 kg and a two-year warranty; verify the individual product details and your requirements before ordering.
What to confirm before selecting
Measure the intended area and think about circulation around the chairs, especially if they will sit beside a table or in a waiting area. Then confirm the chosen model, upholstery color and any other details on its product listing. The family information lists a white base; check the specific listing to ensure the configuration matches your plan. The collection is marked circular in its attributes, but consult the product information if you need details about what that designation means for a particular model.
Myntwork offers these Magis Cyborg chairs on a monthly lease. If leasing is relevant to your project, compare the two models and confirm the product configuration and terms with Myntwork before making your selection.
Frequently asked questions about Magis Chair Cyborg
What is the difference between the Cyborg Lady and Cyborg Stick?
The Lady is a visitor chair with a fabric-upholstered seat and fixed armrests. The Stick has a four-leg base, fabric upholstery, armrests and an ash backrest. Check each product listing for its available configuration.
Are Magis Cyborg chairs adjustable?
The family attributes list no adjustment for seat height, back height or seat depth. If adjustability is important for your workspace, review other seating options before choosing within this family.
What upholstery colors are listed for the Cyborg family?
The listed colors are beige, black, blue, green, grey, pink and yellow. Availability can depend on the specific model, so confirm the color shown on the product listing.
Which Cyborg chair should I choose for a visitor area?
The Cyborg Lady is designated as a visitor chair and has an upholstered seat. The Stick may also suit shared or visitor spaces if its ash backrest and four-leg design better match the room. Consider the seating needs and check the model details before selecting.
What should I check before ordering a Cyborg chair?
Confirm the model, upholstery color and configuration on its individual listing. Also check that the fixed, non-adjustable seating position suits its users and that the chair fits the intended area.
