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The most important thing is to choose a chair that’s been ergonomically designed to offer proper lumbar support,” Mads says. “Adjustable armrests and a comfortable headrest also help maintain good posture during those long sessions at the PC.

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. And value is key to us as well. A chair doesn't have to be cheap, but so long as it feels like it's worth the money you're being expected to pay then it has value. Best gaming chairs FAQ Are gaming chairs actually bad? This may be good for posture in the long run, but I found this chair quite challenging to get used to. Even after a couple of weeks, I still can’t say that I, or my co-tester, unreservedly looked forward to the prospect of spending hours in it.From the solid aluminium alloy chair base and perfectly positioned armrests, to the precise, artisan-grade stitching, it’s obvious this distinctive-looking chair is hewn from the right stuff. It’s worth noting that all the chairs arrived in two halves and none were particularly challenging to assemble; generally, the process took between 25 and 40 minutes. However, while most supplied instructions were clear, some manufacturers’ included tools were distinctly better than others. Easily the best was Secretlab’s ingenious combination T-bar Allen key/screwdriver, truly a thing of mechanical beauty. 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. And despite the swathes of leatherette, I encountered no great issue with sweatiness over extended periods. As for those optional, cooling Technogel armrests, my advice is to invest in them - they’re a genuine boon.

Razor boasts the Enki Quartz has been designed for ‘all-day gaming comfort’ and ‘ensures optimal weight distribution’, claims which make the chair’s ergonomic quirks all the harder to fully accept. Notice anything missing? Maybe a lumbar support pillow. That’s the cool thing! There is no lumbar support pillow, but there is lumbar support—it’s built into the chair. And controlled by two knobs placed on the left and right sides of the chair. 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.Intelligent design touches abound, too. I particularly like the magnetically-attached side-hinge covers and swappable 4D (i.e. four directional) armrests. I also tried out a pair of the optional Technogel armrests, designed to cool down your arms during marathon sessions. 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. 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. 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. 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.