Best Gaming Chairs for PC Setups
Gaming chairs built for long sessions at a PC desk: the Secretlab Titan Evo, the AndaSeat Kaiser 3, the Corsair TC100 Relaxed, and an ergonomic mesh alternative.
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Top picks at a glance

Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair
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AndaSeat Kaiser 3 Gaming Chair
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Corsair TC100 Relaxed Gaming Chair
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SIHOO M18 Ergonomic Mesh Chair
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| Product | #1Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming ChairBest overall | #2AndaSeat Kaiser 3 Gaming ChairBest for big and tall | #3Corsair TC100 Relaxed Gaming ChairBest mid-range gaming chair | #4SIHOO M18 Ergonomic Mesh ChairBest ergonomic alternative |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $$$ | $$$ | $$ | $ |
| Type | Racing-style gaming chair | Gaming chair | Gaming chair | Mesh ergonomic chair |
| Lumbar support | Built-in, adjustable | Built-in, adjustable | Pillow | Built-in |
| Best for | Long PC sessions | Bigger and taller gamers | Comfort on a mid budget | Hot rooms and tight budgets |
| Buy | Check pricefor Secretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair (opens in a new tab) | Check pricefor AndaSeat Kaiser 3 Gaming Chair (opens in a new tab) | Check pricefor Corsair TC100 Relaxed Gaming Chair (opens in a new tab) | Check pricefor SIHOO M18 Ergonomic Mesh Chair (opens in a new tab) |
The picks in detail

SecretlabSecretlab Titan Evo Gaming Chair
The benchmark gaming chair: built-in adjustable lumbar support, a magnetic memory-foam head pillow and 4D armrests in a firm, long-lasting seat.
Pros
- Built-in adjustable lumbar support
- Magnetic head pillow and 4D armrests
- Comes in three sizes
Cons
- Expensive
- Firm seat takes a week to break in
- Type
- Racing-style gaming chair
- Lumbar support
- Built-in, adjustable
- Best for
- Long PC sessions

AndaSeatAndaSeat Kaiser 3 Gaming Chair
A roomy, heavy-duty gaming chair with a wide seat and adjustable lumbar, in sizes for bigger and taller gamers.
Pros
- Wide, roomy seat
- Adjustable lumbar
- Sizes for big and tall
Cons
- Heavy
- Pricey
- Type
- Gaming chair
- Lumbar support
- Built-in, adjustable
- Best for
- Bigger and taller gamers

CorsairCorsair TC100 Relaxed Gaming Chair
A comfortable, wide gaming chair from a big PC brand with a relaxed seat shape and lumbar pillow, at a mid-range price.
Pros
- Wide relaxed seat
- Good value
- Matches Corsair setups
Cons
- Pillow lumbar
- Fewer adjustments than premium chairs
- Type
- Gaming chair
- Lumbar support
- Pillow
- Best for
- Comfort on a mid budget

SIHOOSIHOO M18 Ergonomic Mesh Chair
Not a racer, but a breathable mesh chair with built-in lumbar that stays cool on long sessions, for a fraction of gaming-chair prices.
Pros
- Very affordable
- Breathable mesh stays cool
- Built-in lumbar and headrest
Cons
- Office look
- Less recline than gaming chairs
- Type
- Mesh ergonomic chair
- Lumbar support
- Built-in
- Best for
- Hot rooms and tight budgets
What to look for in a gaming chair
Lumbar support that sits in the small of your back matters most for long sessions. Built-in adjustable lumbar, like the Secretlab and AndaSeat chairs have, beats a strap-on pillow.
Size: gaming chairs come in sizes. Check the height and weight range so your feet sit flat and the headrest lines up.
Armrests: at a PC desk, your arms should rest level with the keyboard. 4D armrests (up, down, in, out, angle) make that easy with any desk height, including a standing desk in its seated position.
Leatherette vs fabric vs mesh: leatherette looks sharp and wipes clean but runs warm; fabric breathes better; mesh is coolest of all.
Finish your setup
See our standing desks, gaming desk accessories, and gaming monitors guides.
summary: 'The benchmark gaming chair: built-in adjustable lumbar support, a magnetic memory-foam head pillow and 4D armrests in a firm, long-lasting seat.'
pros:
- 'Built-in adjustable lumbar support'
- 'Magnetic head pillow and 4D armrests'
- 'Comes in three sizes'
cons:
- 'Expensive'
- 'Firm seat takes a week to break in'
specs:
Type: 'Racing-style gaming chair'
Lumbar support: 'Built-in, adjustable'
Best for: 'Long PC sessions'
- name: ‘AndaSeat Kaiser 3 Gaming Chair’
brand: ‘AndaSeat’
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- ‘/images/products/best-gaming-chairs/andaseat-kaiser-3-gaming-chair-4.webp’ asin: ‘B0B2TVPMBK’ amazonQuery: ‘AndaSeat Kaiser 3 gaming chair’ badge: ‘Best for big and tall’ rating: 4.4 priceTier: ‘$$$’ summary: ‘A roomy, heavy-duty gaming chair with a wide seat and adjustable lumbar, in sizes for bigger and taller gamers.’ pros:
- ‘Wide, roomy seat’
- ‘Adjustable lumbar’
- ‘Sizes for big and tall’ cons:
- ‘Heavy’
- ‘Pricey’ specs: Type: ‘Gaming chair’ Lumbar support: ‘Built-in, adjustable’ Best for: ‘Bigger and taller gamers’
- name: ‘Corsair TC100 Relaxed Gaming Chair’
brand: ‘Corsair’
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- ‘/images/products/best-gaming-chairs/corsair-tc100-relaxed-gaming-chair-4.webp’ asin: ‘B0BN7FDFVP’ amazonQuery: ‘Corsair TC100 Relaxed gaming chair’ badge: ‘Best mid-range gaming chair’ rating: 4.2 priceTier: ‘$$’ summary: ‘A comfortable, wide gaming chair from a big PC brand with a relaxed seat shape and lumbar pillow, at a mid-range price.’ pros:
- ‘Wide relaxed seat’
- ‘Good value’
- ‘Matches Corsair setups’ cons:
- ‘Pillow lumbar’
- ‘Fewer adjustments than premium chairs’ specs: Type: ‘Gaming chair’ Lumbar support: ‘Pillow’ Best for: ‘Comfort on a mid budget’
- name: ‘SIHOO M18 Ergonomic Mesh Chair’
brand: ‘SIHOO’
images:
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- ‘/images/products/best-gaming-chairs/sihoo-m18-ergonomic-mesh-chair-4.webp’ asin: ‘B07GNDDNMW’ amazonQuery: ‘SIHOO M18 ergonomic office chair’ badge: ‘Best ergonomic alternative’ rating: 4.2 priceTier: ‘$’ summary: ‘Not a racer, but a breathable mesh chair with built-in lumbar that stays cool on long sessions, for a fraction of gaming-chair prices.’ pros:
- ‘Very affordable’
- ‘Breathable mesh stays cool’
- ‘Built-in lumbar and headrest’ cons:
- ‘Office look’
- ‘Less recline than gaming chairs’ specs: Type: ‘Mesh ergonomic chair’ Lumbar support: ‘Built-in’ Best for: ‘Hot rooms and tight budgets’
What to look for in a gaming chair
Lumbar support that sits in the small of your back matters most for long sessions. Built-in adjustable lumbar, like the AndaSeat Kaiser 3’s, beats a strap-on pillow.
Size: gaming chairs come in sizes. Check the height and weight range so your feet sit flat and the headrest lines up.
Armrests: at a PC desk, your arms should rest level with the keyboard. 4D armrests (up, down, in, out, angle) make that easy with any desk height, including a standing desk in its seated position.
Leatherette vs fabric vs mesh: leatherette looks sharp and wipes clean but runs warm; fabric breathes better; mesh is coolest of all.
Finish your setup
See our standing desks, gaming desk accessories, and gaming monitors guides.


















