Top Gaming Chairs of 2025: Secretlab, Herman Miller, and Beyond

When it comes to finding the ultimate gaming chair, the Secretlab Titan Evo really stands out from the crowd. This chair combines high-quality materials, an appealing design, endless customization options, and, most importantly, exceptional comfort.

One of the standout features of the Titan Evo is its lumbar support, which might just be the best you’ll find in a gaming chair at this price. At the lower part of the chair’s backrest, there’s a small bulge you can adjust using a knob on the side. This allows you to increase or decrease the support to your liking and even adjust its height for the perfect fit.

Secretlab also includes 4D armrests, a feature that lets you move them in practically any direction—up, down, sideways, and forward—until you find that perfect comfy spot for your arms.

In a convenient switch from traditional straps, the Titan Evo opts for a magnetic neck cushion. While this makes the pillow much easier to adjust, it does mean it might occasionally get knocked out of place a bit more easily.

The customization possibilities extend further with the Titan Evo. You can alter its look with different armrests, footrests, wheels, and even zip-on skins for the chair’s back and seat, which are machine-washable for added convenience.

Addressing different needs, Secretlab offers the Titan Evo in three sizes. If you’re under 5 feet 6 inches, the small version is ideal. Those between 5 feet 7 inches and 6 feet 2 inches, and weighing up to 220 pounds, will find the regular size just right. Meanwhile, for individuals 5 feet 11 inches and taller, and up to 395 pounds, the large size offers the best fit. Pricing-wise, the small and regular models start at $519, with the larger model priced slightly higher at $569. If the Titan Evo is a stretch for your budget, check out the Titan Evo Lite. It’s available for $449 and offers fewer features and sizing options but maintains the core appeal of the full version.