The 5 best gaming chairs you can buy

The Secretlab Titan Evo is the best all-around gaming chair you can buy because of its great build materials, design, personalization options, and, of course, comfort.

Secretlab implemented one of the best approaches to lumbar support we’ve seen in a gaming chair at this price point. The small bulge at the bottom of the Titan Evo’s backrest can be adjusted with a twist of the knob on its side, making the support more prominent, or less. You can even adjust the height of the lumbar support section.

It features 4D armrests, which is Secretlab’s fancy way of saying you can move them up, down, in, and out to find the optimal cozy point for your arms.

This chair does away with straps for securing the neck support cushion, using a magnetic attachment instead. That’s a blessing and a curse, depending on the moment. The magnetic pillow is easier to position, but it’s also easier to accidentally nudge off.

You can also swap the look and feel of the Titan Evo with different armrests, footrests, casters, and even machine-washable skins that zip onto the back and seat of the chair.

In terms of sizing, Secretlab branched out with the latest Titan Evo models, offering three size options. The small size is suggested for people who are under 5 feet 6 inches tall, regular is for folks who are in the height range of 5 feet 7 inches to 6 feet 2 inches (with support for up to 220 pounds), and large is for 5 feet 11 inches and taller, with up to 395 pounds of support. The small and regular sizes start at $519, while the large runs a little higher at $569. The Titan Evo Lite compromises some of its features (including some sizing options), but is still a good deal at $449, in case the Titan Evo is just a bit too pricey.