Everyone's different, and that's why there's no one-size for all solution with the best gaming chair available. That's why our roundup has options for both slighter and larger people, shorter and taller so that no one is missed out. You'll also find upholstery options from leather, mesh, and fabric to fit most preferences, too. What's more, while we've included options that wouldn't be out of place in the best office chairs list, we've tested these while working and gaming to give you peace of mind for their encompassing use. You want a more space-friendly chair: There's no getting around the size of the Mavix M9, compared to other chairs on this list. Consider another, potentially cheaper, gaming chair if you don't have much real estate for your setup.

The Razer Iskur is the brand's first venture into the gaming chair market, and a successful one at that. This is a high-quality seat that would be a fantastic option for fans of Razer who might want to match up their chair to an already Razer-filled setup, and it's comfortable despite being the most affordable chair under the brand. Design and Features: The USP of the Razer Iskur has always been its leading adjustable lumbar support and aggressive ergonomic style and this hasn't changed with the switch to a fabric model. The upholstery itself is a definite step up from the leatherette of the original while retaining the excellent 4D armrests and support. Some of our favorite gaming chair brands include Secretlab, Mavix, Razer, AndaSeat, and Corsair, but there are so many to choose from. Generally speaking, we think Secretlab is the best for most people, with Mavix being ideal for those of you who want more adjustability than a standard racing style model. How we test gaming chairs Without question, the Corsair TC100 Relaxed easily ranks as the best budget gaming chair you can get. That's because this model borrows design cues from its pricier siblings but keeps the overall asking price low with only a few minor concessions made to the product. Overall, it's a gaming chair which punches far above its weight.When it comes to printing your personalised design, there are a few parameters your image needs to meet. These are: General comfort takes a little longer to test. While first impressions are important, a gaming chair needs to be just as comfortable to sit in after four hours as it is after the first. We consider the materials used. Some use more premium ones such as breathable fabric. And, though that might seem minor, it can make a difference in how comfortable a gaming chair is. Herman Miller's Embody was another option in its range of premium office chairs, only this time we can officially say this is a gaming chair thanks to its partnership with Logitech G to create features and support that can aid in lengthy gaming sessions. We're still in the process of testing it, but already we're plenty impressed. You want something more premium: If you would rather not make any concessions then we recommend upping your budget to either the Mavix M7 or the aforementioned Mavix M9.

Standard pixel images, such as .JPG/JPEG, .PNG, and .GIF, do not scale and adjust with the same quality retention. This is because they are made of tiny squares, which blur and deteriorate when resized. As such, we do not accept them as a printing format. There are programs, such as Inkspace or Illustrator, that can convert your pixel image into a vector file. Additionally, there are also paid services online that can convert files for you. Business Branding What if you wanted to go more up-market than a standard gaming chair but didn't want to sacrifice comfort and functionality? That's where one of the best office chairs comes in, and they don't get as feature-rich as the X-Chair X2 K-Sport Mgmt. One of the biggest issues is that this is really a chair built for smaller folk, so if you're above average height and height then it might not be as good an option as alternatives on the list that could better accommodate for your size, but otherwise this is a fantastic gaming throne.There's no one size fits all answer for the best gaming chair as everyone is different but you should start by considering your height and build. If you are taller than 6ft2 and weigh more than 200lbs, you're going to want to look at an XL model to ensure you're comfortable. Then the choice of leatherette, mesh, or fabric which will come down entirely to preference. Generally speaking, we've found mesh and fabrics to be nicer in the warmer months and more comfortable over time compared to leatherette. What's the best brand for gaming chairs? Design and Features: If you're someone who doesn't want to struggle with assembling a gaming chair piece by piece then the Embody is for you. That's because it comes pre-assembled in the box and only has to be rolled out when you're ready to go. That aside, you're looking at an incredibly modern gaming chair that forgoes the typical design trappings and features lumbar support which traces your spine and can be easily adjusted through the knobs on the lower right of the base. Design and Features: In terms of features, the Mavix M4 features the same dynamic variable lumbar support that you'll find on the M9 and high-end X-Chair models but with a few concessions. Said price-cutting measures are the mesh body which can be a little rough on exposed skin and a more humble reclining angle of 135 degrees which isn't as generous as many others on our list. When we think about top-end premium gaming chairs, the Herman Miller x Logitech Embody cannot be ignored. While it may carry the steepest price tag of all the models in our roundup, its form factor is specifically designed for professional players who need to be playing at peak performance while maintaining maximum comfort.