Finding the best gaming chair for your gaming setup can be a daunting task more so it's
one of the things that we easily overlook when building our PCs. A great gaming chair
not only adds personality to your gaming den, but also provide support to key areas like
your back and shoulders that are often neglected by cheaper furniture. So if you're looking
for the best gaming chair for your den, make sure you watch till the end as you will definitely
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Okay, let's get into it. Coming in at number five is Cougar Explorer S. Best Budget Gaming
Chair at under $300 Cougar Explore S is the best gaming chair for gamers who don't want
to break their back or the bank at such a price. It's still coming with a lot of the
features you'll find on more expensive gaming chairs and it even has a design that can keep
up with the competition. The Cougar Explore S offers upper quilted style PVC leather finish
on top of a steel frame that can support up to 265 pounds. The chair is filled with high
density foam to support you and It even includes some extra padding in the form of an adjustable
lumbar pillow and a neck pillow. When you're gaming you can sit upright and dial the 3D
armrests in where you need them. When you want to relax, you can lean back into a deep
recline. If you find that sweet spot in the recliner, you can even lock it into place.
This budget gaming chair is designed for mid sized gamers. That said this isn't a chair
for big and tall gamers as the side bolsters are angled to hug you into the chair. Like
most gaming chairs, it comes with a pair of cushions that are ostensibly for neck and
lumbar support but are truly more for aesthetics. The neck pillow is far too firm and is positioned
too low out of the box. Even when moved behind the neck it's still unusably stiff, the lumbar
support is quite a bit better and is much more necessary to sit comfortably over time.
Overall, the Cougar Explore S doesn't break the mold in overall design but offers superior
durability for its relatively modest price. If you're looking to save a few dollars without
sacrificing quality, this is a good option. Entering the list at number four is Anda Seat
T Pro 2. Best Gaming Chair for the Big and Tall. Here is the seat for the big boys supporting
gamers up to 441 pounds and above six feet. The Anda Seat T Pro 2 is the best gaming chair
for big and tall gamers who need a little extra room. It has a firm backrest with a
seat that lets you sink in making for a durable supportive chair that feels cozy while promoting
good posture. While many gaming chairs opt for full leather the Pro 2's linen upholstery
feels a little rough but will fight off sweat better when you are gaming for long hours.
You also get a foam lumbar pillow plus a neck one that you can strap to the chairs head
but it's best for gamers at least six feet tall. Adjustments include the ability to rock
set the backrest at a 90 to 160 degree angle and a 2.8 inch height range. The armrests
can also move up and down forward and back left and right and turn 45 degrees, but they
are a hard plastic that your elbows won't want to spend much time on. If you're the
right height to make the most of this chair that T Pro two will easily slide into your
gaming room or even office thanks to a range of color options, gray with black accents,
steel blue with black accent or all black. Overall the Anda Seat T Pro 2 is a high quality
alternative to more expensive chairs for big and tall gamers. Shorter players aren't a
good fit, but this fabric cloud chair stays clean while offering durable support. At number
three is Anda Seat Kaiser 2. Robust and Luxurious. The Anda Seat Kaiser 2 screams large and in
charge supporting gamers up to 397 pounds and seven feet tall. The Kaiser two is built
on a solid steel frame with oversized bars to provide support. Covered in premium PVC
leather and extra thick memory foam cushioning. The Kaiser two manages to look more like a
gaming chair for grownups, available in black and a lovely Maroon no more will you have
to stuff yourself into a tiny gaming chair and hope for the best. The Kaiser two manages
to do both the function comfort and style you want in your premium gaming chair. The
chair consists of a combination of high density mould shaping foam which will contour to the
shape of your body over time. I've had the chair for around a week now and it is one
of the comfiest chairs I've sat in this year, I was able to sit for hours on end with little
discomfort. The extra padding makes the chair feel cozy as a recliner, although minus the
footrest. As expected the Kaiser two comes with an extra large neck and back pillow made
of memory foam which helps anyone working on posture or needs ergonomics for health
reasons. For a company that has made race car seats for BMW and Mercedes Benz you can
trust they are experts in gaming chairs craftsmanship. Overall, the Kaiser two is a big, comfortable
chair with a ton of great features. It's well padded but supportive. It's sturdy and well
built and you can sit in it for long periods without discomfort. If you're on the XL side
of life, this chair is no doubt a great option. Our number two is Razer Iskur. Best Racing
Style Gaming Chair. If you want a racing style gaming chair to give you that slick pro gamer
looks then the Razer Iskur has you covered. This gaming chair will support a wide variety
of gamers as it's designed for users from 5.6 feet to 6.2 feet and can hold up to 299
pounds or 136 kilogram once you settle into the Razer Iskur you'll enjoy the comfort provided
not only by the high density molded foam throughout the construction of the chair but also by
a sculpted lumber cushion that can offer your back a bit more support than the basic pillows
you often find on racing style chairs. The seat is wrapped in stylish looking PVC leather
and Razer has even put it snake stylings onto some of it with snake like scales. You also
find 4D adjustable armrests you can position to your liking. The mechanics of the armrests
are also top notch. They move up and down forward and backwards and twist on the diagonal
with excellent smoothness. Maybe the coolest part of the Iskur is its lumbar support, rather
than some type of inflatable bladder or flexible plastic. The lumbar support unfurls like a
reticulated alien being with a pool of a tab attached to the bottom of the chair. The range
is pretty good too. And unlike a lot of other chairs, it didn't slowly sink back down and
require constant readjustment. It just stays where you want it to stay. However, if you're
tall and you want great lumbar support, the Iskur isn't going to cut it since the inbuilt
lumbar support will not be hitting the intended spot unfortunately. Overall, the Razer Iskur
is a comfortable solidly built gaming chair that looks incredibly sharp without calling
undue attention to itself. Aside from a minor issue with a plastic piece, I feel like I
could ride it down a hill and not worry about it rattling two pieces. And our number one
spot goes to Secretlab Omega 2020 Series. The Overall Best. The Secretlab Omega 2020
Series is one of the most finely constructed chairs we've tested. From the casters to the
base, the lift mechanism armrests and seatback Secretlab has used some of the best materials
available. The Omega 2020 series has been upgraded with premium metal in the armrest
mechanism making it silky smooth to adjust and even more durable and adding the company's
ridiculously durable PU leather 2.0. The chair features a high quality cold cured foam to
provide support. It feels a little bit firmer at first, but our testing became more comfortable
after more extended gaming periods. The Omega distinguishes itself from the crowd with the
velour memory foam lumbar and head pillows. These are so comfortable that we could smoothly
fully recline the chair and take a nap if we wanted to. If you're looking to treat your
body with a chair that will genuinely last the Secretlab Omega is worth every penny.
The Omega comes in a variety of accent colors and is currently priced at a competitive $359.
It isn't the cheapest gaming chair around but its quality rivals that of chairs we've
tested that cost well over $400. Overall, the Secretlab omega has everything we've come
to expect from a premium gaming chair minus the price tag. That's all for now. If you
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