When shopping around for the best gaming chair, there are a few things you really need to consider. Some of them aren’t directly measurable until you actually own the chair, like “how soft is the seat?”. Others like “is there spine support” is quite easy to see on the newer chairs with pillows or other items that help with your comfortableness (if that’s even a word).
You spend a LOT of time at your computer doing work, playing games and watching movies so choosing a chair that’s right for you is probably one of the most important purchases you’ll make not only for your health but for your comfort too. When considering a chair, something that isn’t often mentioned is “will it fit my body type”, we’ve tried to answer that question below for tips on which chairs suit a larger build to smaller builds.
Our team has put together what they think are the best gaming chairs of 2020 and we’ve tried to include every budget. Racing stripes and bucket seats isn’t the only thing we checked when choosing these chairs, we made sure they’re supportive, adjustable and cosy. A main concern people have is quality and wether the chairs are made from quality materials has also factored into our review.
Secretlab Omega Softweave
Dimensions: 68 x 70 x 126-136cm
Seat height: 126-136cm
PRO
- Extremely comfortable and supportive
- Soft, textured fabric
- Sturdy and durable
CON
- Fabric can stain easily
- Seat is a little hard
Overall this has got to be the best made gaming chair. The quality is exceptional, however only drawback I have had is the hard seat. It’s made to last but still needs to be slightly softer. It is made to last, which is why it is so hard, after a few months of use, the seat hasn’t givin in much. This chair remains the best gaming chair even in 2020.
GT Omega Pro Racing Office Chair – $249.95
Dimensions: 68cm x 70cm x 1.3m | Seat height: 124-132cm
PROS
- Sturdy
- 4-way adjustable
- Reinforced leather
- Cushin and Lumbar cushin supports included
CONS
- Slim seating would only be desinged for moderate frames
AK Racing Core Series EX Gaming Chair – $219.99
Dimensions: 25.6 x 23.6 x 59.1 inches
PROS
- Relatively inexpensive for a gaming chair
- Comfortable
- Sturdy build
- Breathable fabric upholstery.
CONS
- Not as generously padded as it could be
- Fully flat recline feels precarious
DXRacer Classic Series – $399.99US
Dimensions: 24 x 27 x 51 inches
PROS
- Firm but comfortable
- Sturdy build
- Great for larger people
- Breathable fabric upholstery
CONS
- Headrest is quite stiff
- Arms don’t move into enough positions
Noblechairs Hero gaming chair – $439.99US
Dimensions: 24 x 27 x 51 inches
PROS
- Adjustable back support
- Easy to build
- Classy design
CONS
- Very stiff
- Expensive
Anda Seat Dark Knight – $481.42US
Dimensions: 71.1 x 66 x 134 cm
PROS
- Adjustable back support
- Great for larger builds
- Classy design
CONS
- Head rest can be difficult for shorter people
- Material is quite stiff
Vertagear Racing Series S-Line SL4000 – $339.99US
Dimensions: 47.2 x 20.7 x 25.6 inches
PROS
- Adjustable back support
- Great for larger builds
- Classy design
CONS
- Head rest can be difficult for shorter people
- Material is quite stiff
- Not for slimmer builds
- Hard to assemble (mis-aligned screws)
Nitro Concepts S300 – $229US
Dimensions: 47.2 x 20.7 x 25.6 inches
PROS
- Great quality fabrics
- Classy design and colors
- Raised edges hug you nicely
- 3D Arm rests
- Quick and easy assemble
CONS
- Not for larger builds
- Polyurethane arm rests
Arozzi Verona Junior
Dimensions: 47.2 x 20.7 x 25.6 inches
PROS
- Easy to assemble
- Made specifically for children
- Comfortable back and neck pillows
CONS
- Not for adults
- Cheap feeling plastic side coverings
- No locking mechanism for side-to-side armrest rotation
- 130lb weight limit
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