As gamers and office workers, we spend a significant chunk of each day sitting on our money makers in front of screens. Given that most of us don't plan to change that anytime soon, it only makes sense to do so in a great chair. So that's what I set out to find. But it is the most comfortable office chair I've ever sat in, and if you're going to be at your desk most of the day working, as well as into the night gaming, then it's worthy investment to keep your spine healthy. Though, remember, it's worth getting up and walking about every now and then. The Titan differs from other gaming chairs with internal lumbar support and a flat, wide seat. In recent years, several other brands have released similar versions. L-R: Secretlab Titan; Boulies Master; Autofull T1; Noblechairs HERO. You want something more premium: If you would rather not make any concessions then we recommend upping your budget to either the Mavix M7 or the aforementioned Mavix M9.

Secretlab’s DC superhero collection now includes four gaming chairs. The Superman and Batman editions feature dark, somber designs suitable for both gaming and office purposes. Though there is still a part of me that wants to lounge around of an evening, and the NeueChair isn't designed for that. It is an office chair, after all. And one of the absolute best, too. The Flash is fast enough to travel across dimensions. He has superhuman stamina, durability, and agility. He’s also an intellectual genius and skilled martial artist. Coming from the same stable as our favorite gaming chairs—the Secretlab Titan Evo—it's no surprise that the NeueChair is an outstanding seat. But it is very much a task chair, not a gaming chair. We wanted to find chairs that maximized comfort, support, and value. We spoke with Melissa Afterman, MS CPE, a Senior Principal Ergonomist with VSI Risk Management & Ergonomics, Inc., who specializes in workstation setups.It also means that we can test the longevity of things like the different levers and controls over time, too. We've had issues where some cheaper brands had plastic levers that just wouldn't last. Design and Features: In terms of features, the Mavix M4 features the same dynamic variable lumbar support that you'll find on the M9 and high-end X-Chair models but with a few concessions. Said price-cutting measures are the mesh body which can be a little rough on exposed skin and a more humble reclining angle of 135 degrees which isn't as generous as many others on our list. You want a dedicated gaming chair: For a similar level of functionality purely for gaming, we recommend choosing the Mavix M9 instead.

You read that right, a magnetic head cushion. A simple solution to fiddly straps, the Titan Evo does away with all that with a couple of powerful magnets. Design and Features: If you're someone who doesn't want to struggle with assembling a gaming chair piece by piece then the Embody is for you. That's because it comes pre-assembled in the box and only has to be rolled out when you're ready to go. That aside, you're looking at an incredibly modern gaming chair that forgoes the typical design trappings and features lumbar support which traces your spine and can be easily adjusted through the knobs on the lower right of the base.Entering the crowded, super-competitive gaming chair market is a risky bet. Last year, the industry enjoyed its most successful year ever. Several well-established brands have developed cult-like followings. Most new brands will struggle to make an impact under these conditions. When it comes to making sure a gaming chair is up to snuff, we test every aspect and feature. After all, it needs to fit a gamer’s needs, from comfortable for long gaming sessions to fitting the right look. And, while aesthetics are subjective, it is one of the first things we take a look at. Whether it leans into a gamer aesthetic or is subdued enough for the office is important for many. All of these things are cool, right? It’s great that the Kaiser 3 reclines to 165 degrees, it has two levers, one controls the tilt, the other controls the height of the chair raising it about three inches. These things are all great for comfort.

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. Rather than tread old ground, let's get right into the good stuff. Secretlab is posing the Titan Evo to a wide audience, with three available sizes: small, regular, and extra large. The benefit of this being you'll no longer need to look to a different model of chair to find the right fit—the Titan Evo should cover most bases. It doesn't really come much more premium at the high-end spectrum of gaming chairs than the Mavix M9, and for the right price, this is easily one of the best gaming chairs ever made. It's armed with exceptional build quality, unparalleled comfort, and features that you won't find anywhere else. It doesn't quite take our top spot, though, because said price truly is steep. You want a more space-friendly chair: There's no getting around the size of the Mavix M9, compared to other chairs on this list. Consider another, potentially cheaper, gaming chair if you don't have much real estate for your setup. WARNING: you should only buy an Apex Series chair if you’re mentally prepared for a massive upgrade in health, wellness, and productivity. Learn how gaming chairs help. Then, follow the steps in our user guide to master healthy sitting techniques:

No matter which you choose, expect world-leading ergonomics under the hood. There’s no other model on the market offering depth and height-adjustable lumbar support. No other model has a strapless magnetic lumbar pillow. Famed artist Jim Lee is DC’s Chief Creative Officer. Secretlab’s Superman gaming chair takes inspiration from the dark, dramatic palettes of his comic art. As always, Corsair has waltzed into the gaming chair space with a refined racer style chair that's not going to have you remortgaging for the privilege of sitting in it. If you're happy to make a couple of sacrifices, this is certainly a good contender for the best cheap gaming chair. Right now the Corsair T3 Rush keeping us going on the side of affordable gaming chairs, so I was expecting great things from this new addition to the ecosystem. And I've not been disappointed.

Yet I wasn't sure what to expect of the Embody before it arrived. I certainly hadn't envisioned such a massive box turning up on my doorstep. First impressions, then, entirely focused on how I was going to get said box up two flights of narrow steps leading up to my apartment.We've been recommending the NeueChair as the best office/task chair for years, even since before I joined as overlord of PC Gamer's hardware coverage. As I'd not had the privilege of trying out the chair for myself, however, I wanted to make sure that it was a recommendation I could stand behind.