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Best GTRacing Gaming Chairs 2023: Pro Series Vs Ace S1

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May 16, 2018 - Updated on May 22, 2023
Reading Time: 12 mins read

GTRacing is one of the OG cheap gaming chair brands, in business since 2013. In 2023, the company’s original Pro Series chair is still its most popular. It’s a cheap racing-style chair built for short sizes. The Ace S1 has also gained acclaim as an upgraded luxury version. ChairsFX found both solid — with a catch. Both have seats that are too deep for short legs! Luckily, a third Music Footrest Series chair replicates the Pro Series with smaller dimensions. Based on our tests, ChairsFX reviews the best GTRacing gaming chairs of 2023.

Review of the best GTRacing gaming chairs in 2023 (Pro Series vs Ace S1)
The Pro Series (left) and Ace S1 stand out as the best GTRacing gaming chairs of 2023.

Since 2014, GTRacing has reigned as one of the world’s most popular makers of cheap gaming chairs. But it’s a chaotic brand. Every year, different models get phased in and out of production.

The only constant has been its original GTRacing Pro Series. In 2023, it remains one of Amazon’s best-selling gaming chairs. In 2020, GTRacing released the Ace as an upgraded version with 4D arms + extra goodies. It was an instant hit.

GTRacing Ace S1 and Pro Series chairs front view comparison
The Ace S1 is a smaller chair than the Pro Series with sharper seat bolsters and a strapless lumbar pillow.

But Ace S1 chairs went out of stock in 2022. Now they’re back — but stripped down to 2D arms and hazier warranty extension terms.

Pro Series on Amazon $116.98

The GTRacing Ace S1 is also available on Amazon for Price not available.

Best GTRacing Chairs: Pro Vs Ace S1

The GTRacing Pro Series and Ace S1 both live up to their billing as cheap, effective desk chairs. They’re especially attractive as starter models for first-time ergo chair users.

Core GTRacing ergonomic chair features
The Ace S1 and Pro Series chairs both support good posture with the same trio of adjustable functions.

Both have the same features. The height-adjustable lumbar pillow aligns the seated spine. 2D Adjustable arms provide extra bracing to hold the torso upright. The reclining backrest lets you move while customizing angles.

Combined, these features make it easy for beginners to master neutral postures. For instance, our 5’8″ (172 cm) model had never used a gaming chair before.

Posture results in Herman Miller vs GTRacing gaming chairs
Inexperienced ergo users in an Embody chair vs simple GTRacing Pro Series and Ace S1 gaming chairs.

But using basic instructions, she was able to achieve crisp neutral postures in both. In contrast, starting out with a high-powered model like a $1700+ Herman Miller Embody can go wrong.

Without ergonomic experience, users will have no reference to manage its complex settings. That’s the appeal of GTRacing chairs in a nutshell: as solid starter ergo chairs.

Benefits of simple cheap chairs versus expensive ones with complex settings
GTRacing chairs are easy to master; pricey ergo chairs with complex settings are better used with experience.

Both models are cheap, easy to use, and good for your back — but only if they fit. That’s the catch.

Functionality Is The Same

The 2020 version of the Ace chair included 4D armrest and a 5-year warranty extension option. The 2023 edition regresses with 2D arms and hazier 5-year warranty extension terms.

GTRacing Pro Series chair functionality
The Pro Series and Ace S1 chairs share similar adjustable features.

This means that the 2023 version of Pro Series and Ace S1 chairs are functionally the same. Both come equipped with a height-adjustable lumbar pillow, 2D arms, and a 90-160° recline.

Spec Ace S1 Pro Series
Armrests 2D 2D
Recline 90-160° 90-160°
Foam density 55 kg/m³ (firmer) 50 kg/m³ (semi-squishy)
Lumbar pillow Strapless memory foam pillow Pillow on straps with standard PU foam
Warranty 1 year 5 years (supposedly)
Amazon price Price not available $116.98

The only functional difference is the lumbar pillow delivery style. The Pro Series version attaches to the backrest with straps. In comparison, the strapless memory foam Ace version needs to be manually positioned every time you sit down.

Pro Series chair lumbar pillow usage
Aim your Pro Series (on straps) or Ace (strapless) lumbar pillow slightly above your beltline for best results.

Both should be aimed slightly above your beltline for optimal results. As references, our model’s Pro Series pillow height could go an inch higher. Meanwhile, her Ace S1 example shows the pillow set too low.

Proper lumbar support positioning
The textbook lumbar support target is just above the beltline around 4 cm (1.5 inches) deep.

That completely misses her lower back curve. A lumbar in that position will curl the user’s hips forward and flatten their lower back curve. Aim it above the beltline for best results. Learn more:

Lumbar Biomechanics: Setting The Right Support Height

Padding: The Ace Is Firmer

The Ace S1 differs with slightly firmer padding (55 kg/m³) than the squishier 50 kg/m³ Pro Series foam density. Our model reported it as noticeably firmer and ‘not as comfortable’. That was expected.

Furniture industry foam densities
Furniture industry padding density examples.

Many first-time ergo chair users consider soft, fluffy sofas as the height of luxury. The problem: soft padding delivers inconsistent support. Over long periods, that causes muscle imbalances that lead to musculoskeletal stress.

GTRacing Ace S1 vs Pro Series chair seat closeups and padding densities
The Ace S1 (left) has firmer padding, better PU upholstery, and sharper side bolsters than the Pro Series.

As muscles tire, poor postures and back pain can emerge. In contrast, firmer padding provides better stability. Over long periods, that makes it easier for users to negate discomfort by maintaining healthy postures.

Firm Vs Squishy padding: Pros And Cons

Sizing: The Ace Is Smaller

GTRacing rates the Pro Series for sizes 4’9″ to 5’9″; the Ace S1 for sizes 5’3″ to 5’11”. Based on our tests with a 5’8″ (172 cm) 155-pound model, both ratings are exaggerated.

Ace vs Pro Series chair fit demonstrated by a female model
A 5’8″ model showing off the fit in Ace S1 and Pro Series (right) chairs.

At a glance, the Ace chair’s sharper seat side bolsters provide a tighter squeeze for our model’s thighs. We can also see that the Ace chair’s seat depth leaves less room between the seat edge and the back of her knees.

Short person using large chair
Short user in overly deep seat= arm strain, flattened lower back, hips curled forward.

The problem with an excessive seat depth is that it curls the hips forward. That flattens the lower back curve. As the result, a short user in a seat too deep will suffer from distorted posture.

A closer look at our model’s fit shows an excessive seat depth problematic in both chairs. On paper, the Pro Series seat is deeper. However, its fatter lumbar pillow pushes our model’s spine further away from the backrest.

Ace S1 vs GTRacing Pro Series seat closeup
Our 5’8″ model found the Ace S1’s sharp seat bolsters and seat depth quite snug for her size.

In comparison, the Pro Series memory foam pillow is more compressive. That sank our user deeper into the chair. As a result, there was almost no space left between the back of her knees and the seat lip.

Sizing Specs: Ace S1 Vs Pro Series

People much shorter or thicker than our 5’8″ 155-pound model will find an impossible fit in an Ace S1. Meanwhile, those shorter than 5’6″ will likely find the Pro Series chair’s seat too deep.

GTRacing sizing demo male and female models
Our 5’8″ 155-pound female model and a 5’9″ 190-pound male both found decent fits in the Pro Series chair.

As another height reference, the 5’9″ 190-pound office chair peddler on the right hates gaming chairs. He hates the Pro Series so much he even made a rage video about it. His 5’9″ height shows the upper possible limit for either chair.

Given these observations, we’re revised GTRacing’s size ratings to more realistic ranges:

Spec Ace S1 Pro Series
Seat size 22″ (W) x 21.5″ (D) 21.3″ (W) x 22.8″ (D)
Seat height 18.11″ to 22.44″ 16.92″ to 20.86″
Backrest 21.25″ (W) x 32.67″ (D) 20.8″ (W) x 32.2″ (D)
GTRacing size rating 5’3″ to 5’11”; 330 pounds 4’9″ to 5’9″; 330 pounds
 ChairsFX size rating  5’8″ to 5’9″; 150 pounds 5’6″ to 5’9″; 200 pounds
Amazon price Price not available $116.98

Bottom line: both chairs will realistically fit a very small percentage of users. If you fit within the ChairsFX recommended size ratings, consider buying either chair. But if you don’t fit, browse other cheap chairs for other sizing options:

Best Cheap Gaming Chairs Under $200

How To Use For Healthy Postures

Despite their low prices and basic features, cheap gaming chairs have the features you need to support good posture. On that front, the Ace S1 and Pro Series both make excellent starter models for first-time ergo chair users.

Demo: healthy sitting tactics in a GTRacing Pro Series gaming chair
Follow simple steps to achieve healthy neutral postures in a Pro Series gaming chair.

Basic, uncomplicated features make racing-style chairs beginner-friendly.

Step 1: Configure Your Chair’s Settings

Make three adjustments before you sit down:

  1. Adjust the seat height to place hips higher than knees.
  2. Adjust the lumbar pillow to fit slightly above your beltline.
  3. Set the recline to between 100-110°.

Aim to set your lumbar pillow slightly higher than your beltline. Set too low will curl your hips forward; set too high will curl your upper spine forward.

Lumbar pillow set too high or too low
Adjust your lumbar pillow slightly above your beltline to get the most effective lower back support.

Setting it above the beltline will properly support your lower back. As a result, maintaining upright postures for longer periods becomes easier.

Pro Series chair lumbar pillow usage
Aim your Pro Series lumbar pillow slightly above your beltline for best results.

Step 2: Sit Down In Your Chair

Make sure to tuck your hips deep into the seat and keep your feet planted. This provides the primary power to hold your torso upright while sitting.

Man showing tucked vs curled hips; planted vs dangling feet in gaming chairs
In any type of ergonomic chair, tuck your hips and plant your feet for the best results.

Follow these steps:

  1. Tuck your hips deep into the seat.
  2. Plant your feet firmly on the floor.
  3. Use the armrests to prop your torso up against gravity.

After a few days of practice, your muscles will adapt to sitting in neutral postures. After several days, muscle memory should kick in to make upright sitting a subconscious habit.

Healthy posture comparison in GTRacing gaming chair vs Herman Miller Aeron
Healthy neutral postures compared: GTRacing Pro Series vs a $1700+ Herman Miller Aeron.

For a deeper dive into neutral sitting tactics, see this:

Healthy Sitting Quickstart: For Gaming AND Ergo Office Chairs

Related: GTRacing Pro Series Healthy Posture Quickstart

Pros and Cons

The GTRacing Pro Series is one of the OG cheap gaming chairs, on the market for a decade (since 2013). Circa 2023, it remains the prototype for other cheap gaming chairs priced under $200.

Core GTRacing gaming chair features
Most cheap gaming chairs support good posture with the same adjustable feature trio.

Like the Pro Series, most cheap models (including the Ace S1) are easy to use, comfortable, and (potentially) good for your back. The biggest obvious downside is durability.

Like most cheap gaming chairs, the Pro Series and Ace are both guaranteed for one year. Given its denser padding and (seemingly) higher-quality upholstery, the Ace S1 feels like it could last for two.

Old DXRacer Formula Series and new DXRacer Drifting Series gaming chairs
Left: my DXRacer Formula Series after 2.5 years of full-time use.

That’s based on my own experience with a cheap DXRacer gaming chair. Guaranteed for two years, I pushed it hard full-time for 2.5 years before needing a replacement.

Summary of Ace S1 & pro Series Pros and Cons

Pros
  • Cheap
  • Rugged steel frames with 300-pound support
  • Each to achieve good posture for first-time ergo chair users
Cons
  • Typical cheap chair durability (expect 1 year of full-time use)
  •  Limited actual size range 

Biggest Downsides: Excessive Seat Depth & Narrow Width

The Pro Series and Ace S1 chairs are marketed towards short people. Indeed, both have narrow seats designed to fit slim, tiny bottoms. But they also have deep seats designed for tall sizes. This odd combo severely limits the fit to a small range of users.

Deep Seats For Tall LegsNarrow Seats For Slim Butts
Despite being billed as suitable for short people, both the Ace S1 and the Pro Series have excessively deep seats. As a result, our 5’8″ model barely found enough room between the back of her knees and each model’s seat lip.

GTRacing Pro Series vs Ace seat fits for a 5'8" (172 cm ) model
The Pro Series seat’s depth perfectly fits our 5’8″ model; the Ace version fits her too deep.

On paper, the Pro Series seat (22.8″) is deeper than the Ace chair’s (21.5″) by 1.3″. In practice, the Pro Series pillow pushes the users further away from the backrest.

The Ace pillow does the opposite by sinking the user deeper into the seat. As a result, despite being shorter, its seat depth felt too tight for our 5’8″ model.

Meanwhile, the Pro Series seat depth fit her perfectly. However, we can also see that people much shorter than her will also find the seat too deep.

The Pro Series has splayed side bolsters that provide more legroom; the Ace Series has a narrower width with sharper, more restrictive bolsters.

Ace vs Pro Series chair fit demonstrated by a female model
A 5’8″ model posing in Ace S1 (right) and Pro Series chairs.

Our 5’8″ model (155 pounds) found the Pro Series seat depth suitable, but the Ace S1 version too tight. Meanwhile, a 5’9″ 190-pound office chair peddler looks to be the max width for the pro Series.

Revised Size Ratings

Given the results of our tests, revised size ratings are necessary. Buyers within our revised ratings are assured of a good fit. Those outside of that range will find otherwise.

Spec Ace S1 Pro Series
Seat size 22″ (W) x 21.5″ (D) 21.3″ (W) x 22.8″ (D)
Seat height 18.11″ to 22.44″ 16.92″ to 20.86″
GTRacing size rating 5’3″ to 5’11”; 330 pounds 4’9″ to 5’9″; 330 pounds
 ChairsFX size rating  5’8″ to 5’9″; 150 pounds 5’6″ to 5’9″; 200 pounds
Amazon price Price not available $116.98

Pro Series Vs legit Small Chairs

As a final sizing reference, here’s how the Ace S1 compares with two proven gaming chairs for short people:

Small Titan EVO small AKRacing California Ace S1
Seat 17.7″ (W) x 18.9″ (D) 21″ (W) x 17.7″ (D) 22″ (outer seat width) x  21.5″ (D) 
Backrest 20″ (W) x 32.3″ (H) 21″(W) x 27.7″ (H) 21.25″ (W) x 32.67″ (H)
Seat height 17.7″ to 20.5″ 13.75″ to 17.25″ 18″ to 22.4″
Size rating 4’11” to 5’6″; 285 pounds 4’9″ to 5’6″; 330 pounds 5’3″ to 5’11”; 330 pounds  5’8″ to 5’9″; 150 pounds 
Price $549 from Secretlab Price not available on Amazon Price not available on Amazon

Where to Buy

  1. Buy on Amazon: the Pro Series sells for $116.98; the Ace S1 costs Price not available.
  2. Buy from GTRacing.com: buy the Pro Series directly from GTRacing for $149.99; Ace S1 chairs are $169.99.

Verdict: Pro Series Beats Ace S1

Our model had never used a gaming chair before. That made her perfect to test out ‘starter’ gaming chairs. She found both easy to achieve and maintain neutral postures in.

GTRacing Pro Series vs Ace chairs
Our model preferred the Pro Series (left) over the Ace for three reasons.

But she preferred the Pro Series over the Ace S1, giving three reasons:

  1. Good seat depth and width for her size.
  2. Softer padding than the ‘rock hard’ Ace version.
  3. The pillow on straps is less annoying than the strapless Ace version.

These are typical preferences for first-time ergo chair users. Many are standard office chair refugees accustomed to ultra-cheap, super-squishy padding.

Music Footrest Series = Compact Alternative

The pillow on straps is also a lot more convenient for first-timers. Most importantly, the Pro Series has more versatile sizing than the Ace. People 5’6″ to 5’9″ and up to 200 pounds will fit.

GTRacing Music Series vs Pro Series seat depth comparison
The Music Footrest chair’s 20.07″ seat depth is a better fit for shorter legs than the Pro Series seat.

Those outside of this range (based on our tests) will not. Shorter sizes should look to the Footrest Music Series (with speakers and footrest). It has a shorter seat depth than the Pro Series that’s suitable for sizes 5’5″ and up.

Pro Series on Amazon $116.98

The GTRacing Footrest Music chair is also available on Amazon for $149.99.

Other 2023 GTRacing Chairs

In 2023, the Pro Series and Ace S1 are the only conventional desk chairs in the GTRacing collection. The rest are footrest gaming chair variations (most with built-in Bluetooth speakers).

GTRacing footrest gaming chair collection 2023
The 2023 GTRacing collection features many footrest gaming chairs with built-in Bluetooth speakers.

However, many are out of stock on both the GTRacing website and the GTRacing Amazon Store, except for the following:

Footrest Music Series

GTRacing price: $149.99

This model has slightly different dimensions than the Pro Series and some extras. These include Bluetooth speakers housed in the rear of the backrest and a retractable footrest.

GTRacing Music Series gaming chairs
Bluetooth speaker gaming chairs offer surround sound through the backrest.

You need to run a USB from the backrest to your computer to charge the speakers. A 3-hour charge will get you 5-6 hours of music time within a 5-meter range of your PC. For this to work, your computer needs to have a built-in Bluetooth connection.

Music Series Functionality

Besides the built-in Bluetooth speakers, this model also comes with a retractable footrest. Combined, these extras give this chair a more ‘fun’ playground feel that will likely first-time ergo chair users.

Man using a GTracing gamming chair with a footrest

Here’s how the Music Series chair functions compare with the Pro Series and Ace S1:

Spec Footrest Music Series Ace S1 Pro Series
Armrests 2D 2D 2D
Recline 90-155° 90-160° 90-160°
Foam density 50 kg/m³ (semi-squishy) 55 kg/m³ (firmer) 50 kg/m³ (semi-squishy)
Lumbar pillow Pillow on straps with standard PU foam Strapless memory foam pillow Pillow on straps with standard PU foam
Extras Built-in Bluetooth speakers; retractable footrest none none
Warranty 1 year 5 years (supposedly) 1 year
Amazon price $149.99 Price not available $116.98

Music Series Sizing

The Music Series has a shorter seat depth than the Ace and Pro Series chairs. That makes it slightly more usable for shorter sizes. Its 18.8″ inner seat width is also generous, buttressed by very mild side bolsters.

Spec Music Footrest Series Ace S1 Pro Series
Seat size 18.8″ (inner Width) x  20.7″ (D)  22″ (outer W) x 21.5″ (D) 21.3″ (outer W) x 22.8″ (D)
Seat height 18.11″ to 22.44″ 18.11″ to 22.44″ 16.92″ to 20.86″
Backrest 21.65″ (W) x 33.46″ (D) 21.25″ (W) x 32.67″ (D) 20.8″ (W) x 32.2″ (D)
GTRacing size rating 4’9″ to 5’9″; 300 pounds 5’3″ to 5’11”; 330 pounds 4’9″ to 5’9″; 330 pounds
 ChairsFX size rating  5’5″ to 5’9″; 200 pounds 5’8″ to 5’9″; 150 pounds 5’6″ to 5’9″; 200 pounds

Music Footrest Series Verdict

The Music Series collection stacks fun speaker and footrest addons to a Pro Series-style chair. More significantly, its seat side has a more reasonable depth for short people than the Pro Series.

GT890M Music Series gaming chair
The GT890M is a Classic model with added Bluetooth speakers.

Based on this review’s calculations, semi-chunky people 5’5″ to 5’9″ should enjoy a decent fit in this chair. Given its extras, that makes the Music Series more appealing for a wider range of users than the Pro Series.

Footrest Music Series on Amazon $149.99

GTPlayer Dragon Series

GTRacing price: Price not available

GTRacing’s (apparent) featured product this year is the GTPlayer Dragon Series Footrest Bluetooth gaming chair. As the gaudy name implies, it’s layered with multiple ‘gamer’ gimmicks.

GTPlayer Dragon Series footrest gaming chair
The GTPlayer Dragon Series has non-adjustable arms, a retractable footrest, and built-in speakers.

These include a retractable footrest, built-in Bluetooth speakers, flashy upholstery colors, and fancy embroidery. Stripped of the gimmicks, the Dragon Series resembles the Elecwish chair.

GTPlayer Vs Elecwish Features

The Elecwish footrest gaming chair is one of the OGs in the footrest chair genre. It’s also still one of the most popular cheap models on the market.

Elecwish vs GTPlayer footrest gaming chairs
Elecwish vs GTPlayer Dragon Series gaming chairs with footrests.

Here’s how the two chairs functionally compare:

Spec GTPlayer Elecwish
Support Lumbar & headrest pillows on straps Same
Armrests Padded non-adjustable Same
Recline 170° 170°
Extras Retractable footrest; built-in speakers; embroidered designs Retractable footrest only
Warranty 1 year 1 year
Amazon Price Price not available Price not available

GTPlayer Vs Elecwish Sizing

Is it worth paying a bit more for the GTPlayer’s luxury extras? Based on our case studies so far, that depends on the sizing. Here are the dimensions and size ratings for both models:

Small GTPlayer Dragon Series Elecwish Footrest Chair
Seat 18″ (W) x  16.79″ (D)  21.7″ (W) x  21.7″ (D) 
Backrest 21.4″ (W) x 35.4″ (H) 21.7″ (W) x 32.3″ (H)
Seat height 17.3″ to 20.8″ 18″ to 21.3″
Advertised Size rating 300 pounds 5’5″ to 5’11”; 330 pounds (legit)
ChairsFX Size rating  5’3″ to 5’6″; 150 pounds  5’5″ to 5’11”; 330 pounds (as advertised)
Price Price not available on Amazon Price not available on Amazon

Like other GTRacing chairs, the dimensions of the GTPlayer chair are odd. The seat depth suits very short legs; the narrow width is ultra-slim fit.

Elecwish chair sizing demo
Based on our model’s fit, the Elecwish indeed supports sizes 5’5″ to 5’11” as advertised.

To gauge the Elecwish chair’s fit (5’5″ to 5’11” rating), we used a 6’1″, heavyset model. Given his fit, the Elecwish chair’s size rating looks to be spot-on — as it should be!

Elecwish Footrest Gaming Chair Review: Fun Family Ergonomics

GTRacing Chair Sizes REALLY Matter!

A 2021 Taiwanese study sought to prove why gaming chairs are bad for your back. Researchers compared three types of seats by measuring objective joint angles plus subjective comfort reports.

Flawed gaming chair comfort study
This study measured comfort using a gaming chair that doesn’t fit the user.

However, they skewed the results by seating the user in a gaming chair too large for his size. This shows us clearly what happens when your gaming chair’s seat is too deep for your legs:

  1. A seat too deep pulls the knees forward.
  2. Knees pulled forward flattens the lower back curve.
  3. A flattened lower back curve rounds the upper spine and neck.

These findings are very relevant to prospective GTRacing chair buyers. Based on our tests, GTRacing chair dimensions suit a smaller range of users than what’s advertised.

GTRacing chair seat depth fitting recommendations
ChairsFX revised size ratings for GTRacing Footrest, Pro Series, and Ace S1 gaming chairs.

Final Verdict: Best GTRacing Chairs 2023

GTRacing makes three excellent cheap gaming chairs for first-time ergo chair users. The first trick is to ensure that your chair fits your size.

Fat vs fit desk workers
Fitness + healthy computing postures supercharges the performance of many esports legends.

The second trick is to use your chair correctly. The third is to take frequent breaks to stretch, exercise, and stay active.

Ranking the best GTRacing gaming chairs of 2023
Best GTRacing chairs 2023 L-R: Footrest Music Series; Pro Series; Ace S1.

Given all factors, here are our top-rated GTRacing gaming chairs of 2023 — with revised size ratings. Stick within the recommended size ratings and follow best practices to ensure full benefits.

Spec Music Footrest Series Ace S1 Pro Series
Seat size 18.8″ (inner Width) x  20.7″ (D)  22″ (outer W) x 21.5″ (D) 21.3″ (outer W) x 22.8″ (D)
Seat height 18.11″ to 22.44″ 18.11″ to 22.44″ 16.92″ to 20.86″
Backrest 21.65″ (W) x 33.46″ (D) 21.25″ (W) x 32.67″ (D) 20.8″ (W) x 32.2″ (D)
GTRacing size rating 4’9″ to 5’9″; 300 pounds 5’3″ to 5’11”; 330 pounds 4’9″ to 5’9″; 330 pounds
 ChairsFX size rating  5’5″ to 5’9″; 200 pounds 5’8″ to 5’9″; 150 pounds 5’6″ to 5’9″; 200 pounds
Amazon price $149.99 Price not available $116.98

If none of these picks suit your body type, other budget models offer similar features as GTRacing chairs with differing dimensions:

Best Cheap Gaming Chairs Under $200 For Various Sizes

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Table of Contents

  1. Best GTRacing Chairs: Pro Vs Ace S1
    1. Functionality Is The Same
    2. Padding: The Ace Is Firmer
    3. Sizing: The Ace Is Smaller
    4. How To Use For Healthy Postures
    5. Pros and Cons
    6. Where to Buy
    7. Verdict: Pro Series Beats Ace S1
  2. Other 2023 GTRacing Chairs
    1. Footrest Music Series
    2. GTPlayer Dragon Series
  3. GTRacing Chair Sizes REALLY Matter!
  4. Final Verdict: Best GTRacing Chairs 2023

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