Chair

I got my mother one of those, she made it until age 101.

Like anything else, they come in sizes. Once she agreed to let me buy her one, Lazyboy in Maine sold my mother a chair they had in stock, it was made for tall men, she was a small woman. I visited, saw several pillows in it, asked her, found out it was too deep for her short legs, did some research, raised hell, made them exchange it for a proper size version.

I had a great office chair I wore out: these days, it is hard to find what you visually like to actually sit in at a store, and similar models can be quite different regarding comfort. I bought and returned two, finally found one in a store that I liked, gave them a chance to come close, they wouldn't, ordered it online, but at least I knew it fit me.

BB&B chair is probably flimsy as hell. Doubt it’s any good at this price. 
Wondering if the Eames replicas are any good. 

I had a stressless chair but the back extended up past my head so I didn't like it for listening to music; I've since replaced that with a real Eames chair and ottoman, and while it sits just a tad lower than I'd prefer, the sound is much better for me than with the stressless. 

Yes the Stressles are expensive and there are a couple of reasons to get one.  The quality and comfort are excellent.  I currently have a home theater chair in my listening room.  It's too bulky and the most of these chairs have a back that is too high and comes above your ears.  The "Mayfair" large Stressless is perfect and my ear lobes when seated are about 39 inches above the floor and the back is at 38 inches. 

I too was wondering if a pass labs clone would be the same as the original.