Best gaming chairs you can buy in 2021 for the PS5, Xbox Series X and PC gaming (Image: GETTY)
If you’re thinking of upgrading your gaming set-up, then a powerful new GPU or a silky smooth 4K monitor could be top of your shopping list. But seeing as you’ll be spending plenty of hours sat down, a good gaming chair can be an equally worthwhile investment. Besides offering a comfy place for you to park your tush, specialist gaming chairs provide the support you need to avoid any troublesome health problems (due to poor posture or not enough arm and wrist support) from bubbling under the surface. If you’re searching for the best gaming chairs on the market in 2021 but can’t quite seem to find the best option for you, then Express.co.uk is here to help.
This guide on the best gaming chairs for 2021 will round-up some of the most comfy gaming thrones on the market from leading players such as Secretlab, Razer and Corsair that demand your attention…
Best Gaming Chairs (2021): Secretlab Titan Evo
• Seat height: 19.5 to 23 inches
• Recline angle: Up to 165 degrees
• Warranty: Three years
• Price: From £399 (RRP)
The SecretLab Titan is a regular contender for best gaming chair of the year. And the latest upgrade, the Secretlab Titan Evo, makes arguably the best gaming chair on the market somehow even better.
The Titan Evo 2022 offers superb adjustable back support as well as a 4D armrests that are magnetically held, and a magnetic head pillow.
The base of the seat has also been redesigned to offer excellent ergonomics, which means you can use the Titan Evo 2022 for all night gaming sessions, or if you need to somewhere comfy to sit at your desk while working from home.
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The Secretlab Titan Evo 2022 is arguably the best gaming chair on the market (Image: SECRETLAB)
Best Gaming Chairs (2021): noblechairs ICON
• Seat height: 18.3 to 22.2 inches
• Recline angle: Up to 135 degrees
• Manufacturer’s guarantee: Two years
• Price: From £339 (RRP)
The noblechairs ICON is a premium gaming chair made from premium materials. The stylish and sleek chair looks like something you’d see sitting behind the desk of a bigwig exec at a FTSE-100 firm.
The all black design oozes class and will work well for a home office setting as well a gaming room, and if you want to push the boat out you can choose to have a real leather finish – but this is priced at £529.99.
The noblechairs ICON boasts 4D armrests which are ideal for finding an ergonomic position for gaming, and the chair can even recline back 135 degrees if you want to stretch out and get extra comfy.
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The noblechairs ICON is a sleek, premium looking gaming chair (Image: NOBLECHAIRS)
Best Gaming Chairs (2021): Corsair T3 Rush
• Seat height: 17.5 to 21 inches
• Recline angle: Up to 170 degrees
• Warranty length: Two years
• Price: £249.99 (RRP)
If your budget can’t push to the Titan Evo or Hero chairs, then the Corsair T3 Rush is a great budget option. Like the Titan Evo, the T3 Rush has a racing seat-style design that you will find with plenty of gaming chairs.
However, to help Corsair keep the price down, instead of being fitted with PU leather the T3 Rush has a fabric finish.
But despite its cheaper price tag, the Corsair T3 Rush doesn’t scrimp on features – boasting 4D armrests, an embedded steel frame and a staggering 170 degree recline angle.
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The Corsair T3 Rush is a great budget option (Image: CORSAIR)
The Razer Iskur is a premium chair that comes in Razer’s trademark green and black colours (Image: RAZER)
Best Gaming Chairs (2021): Razer Iskur
• Dimensions: 66.55 x 74.55 x 137.11 cm (W × D × H)
• Recline angle: Up to 139 degrees
• Warranty length: Three years
• Price: £499.99 (RRP)
The Iskur is Razer’s first-ever effort at making a gaming chair. And, in keeping with the firm’s line of accessories, the Iskur is a premium gaming throne which will suit those willing to push the budget.
The Iskur comes in Razer’s trademark green and black colour schemes, and (like you’d expect from anything that leaves Razer’s R&D department) is a real eye-catcher that oozes class and style. The chair is made from PVC leather, boasts a racing seat-style design, 4D armrests, and a 139 degree recline angle.
The Razer Iskur also has excellent lumbar and neck support, with a neck cushion included with the chair for added comfort.
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The AndaSeat Kaiser 2 is perfect if you need a gaming chair with plenty of room (Image: ANDASEAT)
Best Gaming Chairs (2021): ANDASEAT KAISER 2
• Weight capacity: 180 kg (397 lbs)
• Recline angle: Up to 160 degrees
• Warranty length: Five years
• Price: £399.99 (RRP)
The AndaSeat Kaiser 2 is a great option for gamers that need some extra space. The chair will support gamers that are up to seven feet tall and weigh up to 28 stone.
The chair is cushioned with PVC leather and high density memory foam to provide plenty of comfort, while the AndaSeat Kaiser 2 has rock-solid construction and plenty of ways to adjust it.
So you’ll get a sturdy seat as well as one that can be tinkered and tailored with to your own tastes. The chair also comes with neck and lumbar support cushions.
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