Basic chairs tend to have only height adjustment, but it’s well worth going for a chair that has a reclining back and adjustable armrests, too. You won’t necessarily get a more ergonomic chair if you spend more, so good ergonomics don’t have to be expensive. An ergonomic chair shouldn’t need these, but some people might find they’re needed for the best fit and comfort. The Secretlab Titan Evo forgoes the traditional bucket seat design employed by many gaming chairs, with a new pebble seat design with a smoother incline than previous Secretlab models that helps guide your body to the middle of the chair for maximum support.

It features 3D armrests that, as the name suggests, allows them to be moved in three directions – up and down, forwards and backwards and inwards and outwards.Its height and tilt angle can be easily adjusted for the perfect position - enjoy those long gaming sessions without the annoying back pains. Gaming chairs are important though, especially since many of us now work all day from the same chair we game in.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. PU fabric is thicker than you’ll find on most chairs, though the Icon is proportionally more expensive for it.Customisability is another strength, offering a wide 85-175 degree tilt, adjustable height, and 4D armrests that are smooth, subtly contoured, and wide enough to comfortably rest on.

The S300 offers 130mm of height adjustment along with 14 degrees of rocking, allowing you to rock gently in the chair using your body weight. The first thing you’ll notice about the S300 is how flexible it is: it’s available in seven colours, with a choice of leather or fabric, and the embroidery will even match the strips on the chair’s base. The chair is designed to be a one-size-fits-all affair, with the Ultra able to support anyone from 5’3″ to 6’3″ and up to 135kg. Sporting a bucket seat design with a thick lower cushion and wing support on either side, AndaSeat utilised its car seat experience designing the Dark Demon. It features a contoured backrest that conforms to the natural curvature of the spine, promoting proper alignment and reducing the risk of back pain or discomfort.You’ll also find an inflatable lumbar support built into the backrest, pumped via a handpump tucked into the base of the bottom of the chair. You can go from leaning back to sitting forward in a single motion while still feeling supported – and it’s a game changer for those that work and play on a single PC. Rather than sporting the racing chair-esque design of most other gaming chairs, the GX1 offers a bespoke design with parts not found on any other product on the market.