The best premium gaming chairs of 2025 show continuous evolution plus endorsements by top esports teams. Flagship models from Secretlab, Anda Seat, Razer, and DXRacer represent the pinnacle of design for both serious gamers and demanding desk workers.
In 2024, Secretlab’s Titan Evo set the standard for premium gaming chairs with features like 2D adjustable lumbar support (height x depth), magnetic headrests, and seats that encourage movement.
In 2025, rivals like Anda Seat and Razer have raised the bar with innovations like 6D armrests and multi-axis lumbar support.
In response, Secretlab has built on the Titan Evo ecosystem with some groundbreaking new innovations.
Best Premium Gaming Chairs Ranked
All chairs in these rankings come guaranteed for 5 years (excluding the Noblechairs Hero):
- Secretlab Titan: the dominant pro esports gaming chair of this era. | $579
- AndaSeat Kaiser 4: more adjustable lumbar support and armrests than the Titan Evo. | $509
- Razer Iskur: best-in-class 6D adjustable lumbar support. | $649
- DXRacer Craft: Titan Evo clone with unique styling and a lower price. | $499.00
- Noblechairs Hero: basic depth-adjustable lumbar support and 2-year warranty. | $499.99
Secretlab Titan Evo
The 2022 Titan Evo set the standard with industry-first features like 2D lumbar support and a strapless magnetic headrest, uniquely engineered for biomechanically-perfect neutral posture.
Competitors have since caught up, but the Titan Evo remains our top pick with its superb build quality, unmatched style variety, superior after-care, and expansive roster of powerful addons.
4.5 out of 5.0 stars
- Concept: customizable support for both perfect neutral postures and freestyle ones
- Size rating: 3 sizes, covering everyone from 4’11” to 6’9″
- Warranty: 5 years
Pros
- Supports perfect neutral postures; also gives you the freedom to move
- Massive array of over 80 styles to choose from
- Has more add-ons than any other chair
- After-care support is helpful and easy to reach
Cons
- Requires user discipline: Instead of forcing an upright position, the Titan offers full sitting freedom. This means maintaining good posture is entirely up to the user’s discipline, not the chair’s structure.
Titan Evo Features
The Titan Evo pioneered the integrated height x depth adjustable lumbar support system and a strapless magnetic headrest concept.
These days, many other brands like Razer, DXRacer and AndaSeat have copied these features. That’s probably because they work so well.
- Functionality: 4D armrests; multifunction tilt-lock; recline from 85-165°.
- New Features: integrated 4-way adjustable lumbar support; magnetic headrest pillow; pebble seat base with waterfall edge; CloudSwap armrest caps.
- Upholstery: Neo Hybrid Leatherette (50+ styles); Softweave Plus Fabric (15 styles).
- Seat padding: 65 kg/m³
- Warranty: five years.
Titan Evo Sizing
Titan Evo chairs are available in small, medium, and XL sizes. For best results, stick with Secretlab’s suggested size ratings, which our tests found accurate.
| Specification | Titan 2022 Small | Medium | XL |
| Seat | 17.7″ (W) x 18.9″ (D) | 18.5″ (W) x 19.3″ (D) | 19.3″ (W) x 19.7″ (D) |
| Backrest | 20″ (W) x 32.3″ (H) | 21″ (W) x 33.5″ (H) | 22″ (W) x 35″ (H) |
| Seat height | 17.7″ to 20.5″ | 17.7″ to 20.5″ | 18.1″ to 21.9″ |
| Size rating | 4’11” to 5’6″; 285 pounds | 5’7″ to 6’2″; 285 pounds | 5’11” to 6’9″; 395 pounds |
Fitting advice: Titan Evo Sizing Guide.
Titan Evo Advice
I’ve been using a Titan Evo full-time for over four years. In my experience, it supports biomechanically perfect neutral postures better than any other gaming chair.
It also offers a level of posture support comparable to pricey ergonomic office chairs.
Early into my Titan Evo journey, I focused on learning to maintain sharp neutral postures. Once I made that a habit, I practiced moving frequently between ‘good posture’ sitting stints.
This approach gave me a supportive chair that allows me to sit however I want. By consistently returning to a clean neutral posture every few minutes, I reinforce the muscle memory that keeps my sitting and standing posture correct.
Final verdict: The Titan Evo provides comfortable sitting freedom and perfect posture support in a stylish, durable, well-built package – with more high-end add-ons than any other gaming chair.
Titan Evo (m) from Secretlab $579
The Titan Evo is also available on Amazon for $669.00
Anda Seat Kaiser 4
$509 from Anda Seat
Rated #2
The Anda Seat Kaiser 4 shares the core features of the Titan Evo (height and depth-adjustable lumbar support, magnetic headrest) but includes two notable upgrades. The first: 6D armrests. Beyond 4-way adjustments, these add two rotational options for more precise control.
The second: 3D lumbar support. Beyond its height x depth adjustability, you can also ‘flip out’ the lumbar by 24°. This serves two purposes. First, you get better control than what a standard 2D lumbar provides.
Second, it provides an option the Titan doesn’t: backless support, using only lumbar support and your own back muscles to hold your torso upright.
4.5 out of 5.0 stars
- 21.26″ (W) x 20.08″ (D) seat
- 395-pound weight capacity
- For sizes 5’8″ to 6’11” (L and XL models)
Pros
- Same advanced features as the Titan
- Softer seat than the Titan
- Flashy 6D arms and flip-out lumbar exceed the Titan
Cons
- Its softer padding is comfortable, but doesn’t support posture as crisply as the firmer Titan Evo
Titan Evo vs Kaiser 4 Padding Density
The Kaiser 4 has the same 65 kg/m³ seat padding density as the Secretlab Titan Evo, but feels significantly softer. This is because the Kaiser 4 has an extra later of softer foam laid atop the core block.
The difference is significant. While the Titan’s seat feels firm, the Kaiser 4 seat feels softer and squishier.
Kaiser 4 Sizing
The Kaiser 4 comes in large and XL versions:
| Spec | Kaiser 4 Large | Kaiser 4 XL |
| Seat | 20.6″ (W) x 20″ (D) | 21.8″ (W) x 21″ (D) |
| Backrest | 21.2″ (W) x 31.5″ (H) | 22.2″ (W) x 32.6″ (H) |
| Seat height | 17-5.20″ | 17.5-20″ |
| Size rating | 5’11” to 6’10”, 396 pounds |
Kaiser 4 Features
The Kaiser 4 replicates the Titan Evo’s best features; its flashy flip-up lumbar and 6D armrests exceed them:
- Lumbar support: integrated, height and depth-adjustable; flip up component
- Headrest: magnetic strapless memory foam pillow with cooling gel insert
- Padding: 65kg/mᶟ one-piece molded foam
- Adjustments: 90-165° recline; 5D armrests; multifunction tilt lock
- Warranty: 5 years
Kaiser 4 Advice
On paper, the Kaiser 4’s 6D armrests and flip-up lumbar make it functionally superior to the Titan Evo chair.
However, I found the softer padding provides slightly less stability than the Titan Evo. The result is a seat that feels softer, but less precise than the Titan Evo.
Verdict: compared to the Titan, the Kaiser 4 has a softer seat and better adjustable features. However, the Titan better supports ‘perfect’ neutral postures. If you prioritize comfort and convenience over postural precision, choose the Kaiser 4.
Learn more: Kaiser 4 Vs Titan Evo Compared
Razer Iskur V2
The latest Iskur V2 upgrades its flip-out lumbar support concept with 6D adjustability. Beyond its ability to flip out, it now includes height x depth adjustability (like the Titan), plus a 360° swivel design that adapts the whole unit as the user moves in the chair.
This unit is designed to conform to the spine’s natural curvature, adjusting in real-time as the user moves around in the chair.
4.0 out of 5.0 stars
- Concept: ultra-adaptive lumbar support better than any other chair
- Size rating: 5’6″ to 6’2″; 299 pounds
- Warranty: 5 years
Pros
- The dynamic 6D lumbar provides more adaptive support than any other model
- Guaranteed for 5 years (like the Titan and Kaiser 4)
- Built-in reactive seat tilt (the seat tilts up as you recline)
- Excellent build quality
Cons
- No magnetic headrest – the Iskur V2 version comes with old-school straps
Iskur V2 Specification
This chair is well-designed, offering robust adjustability, solid after-care, and a 5-year warranty – all for a reasonable price.
Functionality
- Highlights: 6D lumbar support, 4D armrests, sync-tilting seat
- Recline: 90-152° with reactive seat tilt (the seat tilts up as you recline)
- Headrest: traditional model with straps
- Upholstery: PVC leather or fabric
- Warranty: 3 years
- Seat: 21.25″ (total W) x 17.3″ (D)
- Backrest: 18.11″ (W) x 32.8″ (H)
- Seat height: 17.9-21.8″
- Size rating: 5’6″ to 6’0″; 299 lbs
Iskur V2 Advice
The biggest downside with the Iskur is its price. It costs $70 more than the Titan, and $141 more than the Kaiser 4 (all come guaranteed for 5 years). The only extra that justifies this premium price is the 6D lumbar support. However, while nice to have, it’s not a gamechanger.
On the flip side, the Iskur V2 only comes in three styles (the Titan has 60+ styles; the Kaiser 4 has 14). So is the Iskur 2 worth paying extra for? For those who prioritize cutting-edge lumbar support, the answer is subjective.
Also available on Amazon for $649.99
DXRacer Craft Series
The Craft Series is a Titan Evo clone with the same features and 5-year warranty. It differs with a lower price and unique DXRacer styling.
4.0 out of 5.0 stars
- Concept: Titan Evo clone with DXRacer styling
- Size rating: 5’8″ to 6’3″; 275 pounds (L and XL options)
- Warranty: 5 years
Pros
- Includes a height x depth adjustable lumbar and strapless magnetic headrest
- Guaranteed for 5 years
Cons
- Only suitable for slim people of average height
- It’s a shameless Titan Evo clone, with no unique features
DXRacer Craft Series Functionality
- Functionality: 4D armrests; 90-135° recline; multifunction tilt-lock.
- Support: depth-adjustable integrated lumbar; magnetic headrest.
- Warranty: two years.
DXRacer Craft Series Sizing
Chairs are available in medium and XL sizes. Both models suit people of average height or taller:
| Dimension | Craft L | Craft XL |
| Seat pan | 22.65″ (W) x 21.6″ (D) | 22.65″ (W) x 22.2″ |
| Backrest | 20.9″ (W) x 30.9″ (H) | 22″ (W) x 33.2″ (H) |
| Seat height | 18.5-21.5″ | 19.1-22.1″ |
| DXRacer size rating | Up to 6’1″; up to 255 lbs | Up to 6’3″; up to 275 lbs |
| ChairsFX size rating | 5’8″ to 6’1″ | 5’10” to 6’3″ |
DXRacer Craft Series Advice
The Craft Series is a solid chair with good adjustable features designed to last for 5 years. It’s attractive, comfortable, and easy to use.
On the downside, it’s a straight-up Titan Evo clone with a cheaper price. If you don’t mind its lack of originality, the Craft Series offers good value for money.
Noblechairs Hero
The flagship of the Noblechairs product line is well-built, attractive, and cheaper than the Titan Evo, Kaiser 4, and Iskur V2 chairs. However, its features haven’t evolved in years, leaving it well behind premium competitors.
3.0 out of 5.0 stars
- Concept: luxury gaming chair by 2018 standards
- Size rating: 5’9″ to 6’3″; 330-pounds
- Warranty: 2 years
Pros
- Decent features for the money
- Attractive styling
Cons
- No feature upgrades since 2018
- The lumbar support is only depth-adjustable
- Mediocre 2-year warranty
Hero specifications
The Hero’s archaic integrated lumbar support is only depth-adjustable. This disqualifies Noblechairs’ recommended size rating of 4’9″ to 6’5″. Without height-adjustability, the lumbar will only likely fit people of average sizes.
Functionality
- Unique feature: integrated lumbar support (no lumbar cushion needed, although one is provided).
- Armrests: extra large padded 4D adjustable armrests.
- Recline: recline to 125°; 11° tilt-lock.
- Seat width x depth: 20.5″ (W) x 21.7″ (D)
- Backrest height x width: 35″ (H), 22.5″ (W)
- Floor to seat range: 18.9″ to 22.5″
- Total height: 51″ to 54″
- Size rating: 5’9″ to 6’3″
4’9″ to 6’5″; 330 lbs
Noblechairs Hero Advice
The Hero ranked as one of the world’s best premium gaming chairs – back in 2018. Since then, it hasn’t evolved any of its features. Back then, its 1D integrated lumbar and 2-year warranty were considered premium features.
By 2025 standards, the Hero feels like a relic. Its depth-adjustable lumbar support only provides support for a limited size range. As well, its meagre 2-year warranty falls well behind the 5-year warranties offered by competitors.
Best Premium Gaming Chair Accessories
While ergonomic seating is foundational in the pro esports scene, the latest performance trends have shifted focus to movement and holistic wellness.
Experts recognize that frequent breaks, regular exercise, and clean eating have a greater impact on a player’s performance than good sitting posture alone.
As the industry leader, Secretlab reflects this evolution by emphasizing Titan Evo add-ons that encourage player mobility.
Top Secretlab Titan Accessories
While other brands have been focused on incorporating the Titan Evo’s innovations into their own chairs, Secretlab has developed a vast ecosystem of chair accessories and add-ons.
As a result, competitors are now beginning to follow Secretlab’s lead not just on chairs, but also with their own versions of standing desks, footrests, and chair accessories.
This trend provides a glimpse into the future standard for premium gaming chair customization. Here are some of Secretlab’s top accessories for the Titan Evo chair:
| Titan Add-on | Description | Price |
| Armrest caps | Replacement top caps with velour covers and cooling gel inserts → Usability review | $89 |
| Floor-mounted Professional Footrests | Adjustable-angle footrest with easy foot controls → Usability review | $229 |
| Magnus Pro Desks | Height-adjustable luxury desks available in varied styles with many accessories to choose from → Usability review | $948 |
| Retractable footrest | Angle-adjustable retractable footrest attaches under the seat → Functionality review | $229 |
| Fabric skins | Snap-on fabric skins for leatherette chairs | $99 to $169 |
Find below a quick look at each Secretlab accessory, plus competitor variations.
Standing Desk
The latest esports performance trends emphasize movement over ‘perfect’ sitting postures for optimal performance. Among all chair accessories, nothing supports this dynamic approach better than a standing desk.
I personally use the Secretlab Magnus Pro at ChairsFX. As a neutral posture fanatic, I rely on it to maintain near-perfect postures across seated work, mobile computing, and standing desk work.
Released in late 2022, the Magnus Pro was a landmark product: the first pro-quality standing desk from a major gaming chair manufacturer. Its all-metal build, high-end cable management, and customization options immediately set a new industry standard.
Following its success, competitors like DXRacer and Anda Seat have introduced their own variations, confirming the Magnus Pro’s influence as a blueprint for the future.
Ergonomic Footrest
After a standing desk, an ergonomic footrest is the second most effective accessory for promoting movement while seated. Secretlab’s top-of-the-line model is the Professional Footrest.
It features both a Stationary mode and a Dynamic mode. In Stationary mode, you can lock the angle using your toes while pressing back with your heels. The Dynamic mode allows the footrest to rock freely.
Both modes significantly enhance movement and circulation while seated, making it easy to stimulate your body by subtly working your leg muscles throughout the workday.
Retractable, Angle-Adjustable Footrest
Secretlab introduced the Ergonomic Recliner Add-On in early 2023. It transforms the Titan Evo into a full-featured gaming recliner.
Significantly, it’s the only ergonomic chair retractable footrest on the market with adjustable angles (0-80° range). Beyond using it in a deep recline, you can extend it at smaller angles to support reading or desk work.
For home users, this provides unparalleled freedom to switch postures, promote circulation and ensure optimal support across work, gaming, and napping.
Related: Titan Recliner Add-on Review
Tournament-grade Precision Armrests
The Secretlab Titan Evo is the official gaming chair of several of the world’s biggest esports tournaments. In support of that, the company has developed an On-Stage Standard (OSS)(1).
At present, OSS is a suite of three precision-focused accessories:
- Magnus Pro Desk: An electric sit-to-stand desk that allows for millimeter-precise customization of desk height for each player.
- Magpad Grid Desk Mat: Features a numbered grid to enable players to precisely position their keyboard, mouse pad, and monitor depth, ensuring an exact replication of their training setup.
- Infinite Precision Armrests: Offer an expanded adjustment range and millimeter-precise height calibration, with a digital display that stores a player’s preferred settings.
This OSS collection offers consumers a direct look into the future of esports-inspired furniture design.
While most current ergonomic products focus on promoting movement, the OSS pioneers the integration of digital precision into gaming gear.
This commitment to exact measurements hints at the possibility of future ‘smart’ chairs, which could be programmed to stimulate movement at set intervals while automatically adjusting to a user’s pre-set ergonomic preferences.
Note: the OSS suite is not currently available for consumers.
Gaming Chairs Used by Esports Pros
Based on 2024 results, Secretlab’s Titan Evo is the preferred chair at the world’s biggest tournaments. Among top teams, while partnerships are down across the board, Secretlab leads the field by a small margin.
Chairs Used at Top Tournaments
Secretlab had a clean run in 2024, with its Titan Evo serving as the official chair at all of the most-watched esports events:
| Tournament | Game | Peak Viewership | Official Chair |
| 2024 League of Legends World Championship (Worlds) | League of Legends | 6.94 Million (excluding Chinese viewers) | Titan Evo |
| M6 World Championship | Mobile Legends: Bang Bang | 4.13 Million | Titan Evo |
| Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) 2024 | League of Legends | 2.83 Million | Titan Evo |
| PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 | Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) | 1.85 Million | Titan Evo |
| VCT Masters Madrid 2024 | Valorant | 1.68 Million | Titan Evo |
| The International 2024 (TI 13) | Dota 2 | 1.51 Million | Titan Evo |
Chairs Used by Top Esports Teams
Among the top-50 earning esports teams of all time(2) (by 2024 counts), Secretlab and Razer are the current dominant brands:
- Secretlab: 6 partners (OG, Team Secret, T1, Cloud9, Tundra Esports, Team Vitality)
- Razer: 4 partners (OpTic Gaming, MOUZ, Alliance)
- Blacklyte: 3 partners (Team Liquid, Team Spirit, Fnatic)
- Anda Seat: NRG Esports
Upstart brand Blacklyte makes a surprising appearance, partnering with 3 of the top 6 teams. It’s an aggressive Secretlab clone brand, making near-replica chairs and standing desks.
The Future of Premium Gaming Chairs
Secretlab’s innovations appear to be driving the entire gaming chair industry. The standout features from its groundbreaking Titan Evo chair have been ported into other high-quality variants from other brands. As a result, all of these chairs rank among the best esports-grade premium gaming chairs:
- Secretlab Titan: the dominant pro esports gaming chair of this era. | $579
- AndaSeat Kaiser 4: more adjustable lumbar support and armrests than the Titan Evo. | $509
- Razer Iskur: best-in-class 6D adjustable lumbar support. | $649
- DXRacer Craft: Titan Evo clone with unique styling and a lower price. | $499.00
Secretlab’s accessories innovations also hint at expanded ecosystems across the gaming chair industry.
Expect to see more add-ons that promote movement, plus esports-specific tools that enable players to precisely calibrate their settings.
Footnotes
- Secretlab. ‘The Secretlab On-Stage Standard’ Oct. 5, 2025. Secretlab OSS (accessed Oct. 28, 2025).
- ChairsFX Spreadsheet. ‘Top esports team chairs of 2024’, Oct. 25, 2025. Check the spreadsheet + source links (accessed Oct. 25, 2025).
