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Gaming Chairs Vs Office Chairs: Best For Healthy Computing

April 6, 2022
Reading Time: 14 mins read
  • Written By Anil Ramsey
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Over the past 120 years, three types of seating have emerged to serve specific desk worker needs. Standard office chairs support pencil-pushers. Ergonomic office chairs have adjustable features that better support the use of a keyboard and mouse. Racing-style gaming chairs go beyond the office to support gaming and creative work. This gaming chair vs office chair comparison clarifies the merits of each seating type.

Gaming chair vs office chair comparison 2022
L-R: office chair; gaming chair (multi-use computing); ergonomic office chair (office computing).

For around 90% of its 200,000-year history, homo sapiens lived athletic hunter-gatherer lifestyles. Then, socio-technological advances made humans progressively more sedentary. In the late 19th century USA, railways, the telephone, and the light bulb emerged.

These changes increased demand for professional, technical, and clerical staff(1). As masses began working at desks, the standard office chair became ubiquitous.

Standard office chair evolution through history
Standard office chairs have used the same design concepts for over 120+ years.

Standard office seating has non-adjustable arms and a fixed backrest angle. You can only rock the seat, lock it, or adjust its height. Effective back support doesn’t factor into the build — healthy sitting ergonomics wasn’t understood until the 1970s!

Three types of desk chairs
Standard office chairs have fixed parts; ergonomic office and gaming chairs have adjustable ones.

Ergonomic office and gaming chairs differ with adjustable features that serve biomechanical ends. The ergonomic magic comes from a tilt-lock backrest recline, adjustable arms, and adjustable lumbar support.

Ninja gaming chairs
In Feb. 2022, Ninja (world’s top streamer) switched to a Herman Miller Embody – after 5+ years using a gaming chair.

In 2022, most of the world’s top streamers and pro esports teams have gone ergonomic. Around 30% use elite ergonomic office chairs like the Herman Miller Aeron or Embody. The rest use racing-style gaming chairs. In that sector, the Secretlab Titan 2022 Series dominates.

Healthy Sitting = Neutral Postures

Circa 2022, dynamic neutral postures remain the ergonomic gold standard for long, healthy computing sessions. This tech landed from outer space in the early 1970s.

Neutral body postures in zero gravity
Neutral body postures from measurements of 12 people in zero gravity aboard Skylab.

NASA launched Skylab (its first space station) in 1973. Researchers noticed that the astronauts always fell into neutral body postures (NBP) while relaxing(2).

Later, they discovered that neutral postures reduce the body’s need to struggle against gravity. That eases musculoskeletal and thereby spinal stress. By the 1980s, NASA had documented NBP standards for all future spacecraft.

Nissan Altima neutral posture seat prototype
This Nissan seat prototype was built upon NASA’s neutral body posture findings.

That sparked a deluge of research into healthy sitting parameters for car seats and desk chairs. In less than a decade, a coherent formula had solidified(3). Summary:

  • Lumbar supported recline: sitting reclined between 90-130° — with a supported lumbar curve — exerts the least spinal disc pressure.
  • Adjustable arm support: armrests set to the right height offloads strain from the neck and shoulders. That reduces disc pressure even more.
  • Seated movement: frequent position changes keep muscles active while boosting circulation levels. That mitigates the ill effects of sedentary behavior.

By the early 1990s, office computing had become ubiquitous. Then, ergonomists used NBP concepts to power the rise of the ergonomic office chair. A decade later, pro esports popularized computing for non-office needs.

Neutral sitting examples in different ergonomic chairs
Neutral postures look the same in all types of ergonomic chairs.

That sparked the rise of the racing-style gaming chair. Like the ergonomic office chair, it was designed to support neutral postures.

Evolution of the Ergonomic Chair: 1980-2022

Gaming Chairs Vs Office Chairs 2022

In 2022, desk workers have three seating options:

  • Standard office chair: cheap and rugged with no adjustable back support features.
  • Ergonomic office chair: adjustable parts meet neutral sitting guidelines. Conservative styling and a limited recline keeps users in formal, upright positions.
  • Gaming chair: also meet neutral guidelines with flashier aesthetics, deeper recline ranges, and better extendability.

Standard Office Chair

When office chairs became ubiquitous in the early 1900s, knowledge about healthy sitting biomechanics was non-existent. As a result, these chairs are designed to be cheap and durable, rather than supportive.

Gaming chair vs office seat feature breakdown
Regular office chairs have fixed components that force the user to adapt to the chair.

They have non-adjustable armrests (if any), no adjustable lumbar support, and a backrest that doesn’t recline. You can only adjust the seat height and engage a rocking function.

Desk worker with bad sitting habits

When neutral posture biomechanics emerged in the 1970s, the problems with this type of seating became apparent.

Health Problems Caused By Unsupported Sitting

In a healthy standing position, the lower back curves inward with a 25-45° angle. Sitting up straight without ergonomic support flattens that curve by half. Then, back muscles must work harder to hold the spine upright.

Biomechanics of unhealthy sitting positions
Sitting without ergonomic support causes severe misalignments throughout the body.

When muscles tire, the body falls into a slouch. That flattens the curve even further. A flattened lumbar curve places severe strain on lower spinal discs(4). That, in turn, pressures the tendons, muscles, and skeletal systems.

Body distortion caused by sloppy sitting habits
An estimated 80% of American adults suffer from anterior pelvic tilt(5).

Pressure builds up until musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) emerge. These days, around 22% of the global population (1.7 billion) suffers from MSDs.

Predictably, lower back pain is the leading cause of disability in 160 countries(6). Other common MSDs:

  • Chronic fatigue: a misaligned spine drains energy by forcing muscles to work harder.
  • Migraines: forward head posture stresses neck muscles until pain explodes in the brain.
  • Wrist disorders: 4 million Americans suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome.
  • Neck pain: the fourth-leading cause of disability in America.
  • Shoulder pain: causes around 4.5 million USA doctor visits per year and $3 billion in health costs.

Ergonomic Office Chair

The ergonomic office chair arose in the early 90s in response to the rise of personal computing. ‘Ergonomic’ means ‘adjustable’. These chairs stack adjustable features on top of a standard office chair build.

Neutral posture in Herman Miller Aeron chair
Neutral sitting support in a Herman Miller Aeron.

These features support desktop computer users into neutral sitting positions. A reclining backrest and lumbar support keep the spine aligned. Adjustable armrests raise arms to the height of a keyboard and mouse. This combination takes massive pressure off the spine.

  • Reclining backrest: angles between 100-130° reduce pressure in the lower spine.
  • Adjustable lumbar support: maintains a healthy lower back curve.
  • Adjustable armrests: absorbs arm weight, reducing neck and shoulder strain.

The mainstream ergonomic era kicked off when Herman Miller released the Aeron chair in 1994. Soon after its release, it became the seat of choice for Silicon Valley CEOs.

Zuckerberg Aeron chair Facebook office
Aeron ergonomic chairs became a hot item for Silicon Valley CEOs in the early 1990s.

That inspired a wave of Aeron clones with similar ergonomic features. Thus began the rise of the ergonomic office chair industry.

Herman Miller Aeron and clone chairs
L-R: Herman Miller Aeron; Secretlab NeueChair; Staples Hyken.

Today, you can see the Aeron’s influence in many popular ergonomic office chair designs. All fit professional office worker needs like a glove.

Ergonomic Office Chair Advantages

Ergonomic office chairs let users sit for long periods with a healthy lower back curve. Dr. Roger Sperry (Nobel-winning brain researcher) famously explained the link between good posture and high energy levels:

Embody back support illustration
Optimal posture example in a Herman Miller Embody chair.

“The more mechanically distorted a person is, the less energy available for thinking, metabolism, and healing.”(7) The reverse is also true. Sitting properly in a good ergonomic chair takes massive pressure off of the back, neck, and upper body.

It also opens up the rib cage, boosting oxygen levels by up to 30%. That enables faster processing in the prefrontal cortex (cognitive control center). This makes workers more alert and energetic, with a higher level of brain activity(8).

Aeron posture control limits
The Aeron forces you to sit upright with only a 104° recline to relax with.

Keeping staff locked in healthy upright positions also has an aesthetic effect. A typical ergonomic office chair has a mid-back design with a limited recline range.

This makes it impossible for users to kick back into deep relaxation. Instead, they’re forced to sit in crisp professional positions all day long — a manager’s dream!

Racing-Style Gaming Chair

A series of events in 1990s-era South Korea led to a new style of computing. In 1997, the South Korean economy collapsed. Meanwhile, a national broadband internet rollout was in progress. In 1998, Blizzard Entertainment released Starcraft, a tactical strategy game.

Starcraft gamers South Korea
Starcraft players suffering on cheap chairs during a televised MBCGame match.

Hordes of overeducated, underemployed Korean youth flocked to LAN gaming centers to play. This marked the rise of the pro esports industry — and the need for a new type of seating.

Both gamers and office workers spend long periods sitting. However, gamer computer usage is more diverse. Beyond video gameplay, it includes long bouts of socializing plus passive activities like watching others play.

Ergonomic Seating For Video Game Players

In 2006, the world’s first racing-style gaming chair made its debut. In 2022, most gaming chairs still follow the original design concept:

Adjustable racing style gaming chair parts
Every gaming chair component serves an ergonomic purpose.

A typical gaming chair stacks a padded bucket seat on top of a 5-point base with wheels. A tall backrest provides full-back support, while adjustable pillows keep the spine in alignment.

Key ergonomic chair features
Gaming chairs qualify as ‘ergonomic’ by coming standard with three adjustable features.

Each build uses the same support principles as ergonomic office chairs. The lumbar pillow + reclining backrest aligns the spine. Armrests relieve neck and shoulder muscles.

Neutral sitting Titan vs Aeron
Neutral postures in a Titan gaming chair and Aeron ergonomic chair.

As with ergonomic office chairs, the point of these features is to support dynamic neutral postures. That’s why neutral sitting postures look the same in both ergonomic office chairs and gaming ones.

Gaming chair vs office chair recline example
Office chairs keep you upright and presentable; gaming chairs are more versatile.

Gaming chair summary: like other ergonomic chairs, gaming seats support neutral postures for desktop computing. They also go beyond office norms by supporting social computing, passive activities, and even napping!

Key Gaming Vs Office Chair Differences

Standard office chairs are non-ergonomic and thus bad for the back. Ergonomic office chairs have adjustable features that support neutral sitting positions.

These negate back problems and enhance desk worker productivity. Gaming chairs also support neutral postures, but with a more casual, flexible approach. Over the long term, these differences deliver a wild variety of outcomes. Here’s a summary:

Most Comfortable

Your ‘most comfortable’ sitting position depends on your habits. The body adjusts to its most frequently held positions. If you spend long periods sitting a certain way, muscles will adopt new patterns(9).

Poor sitting habits
Your most comfortable sitting position depends more on habits than the type of chair.

Then, the body’s fascia system will also adapt. These become your most comfortable sitting positions. If you’re used to sitting with a flat lower back curve, that will become your go-to in any type of chair.

Using muscular adaptation, it’s possible to train your body to feel most comfortable in neutral positions — while playing video games!

Gaming chair ideal foot position
Sitting with planted feet is necessary to maintain a straight upper back.

For instance, I started using a gaming chair with terrible posture. Then, it felt most comfortable to curl my feet under the seat. It took a stiff, awkward week for my muscles to adapt to a neutral style. Then, it became easy — and comfortable!

Summary: your most comfortable position is the one you’re accustomed to. By ‘training’ muscles, it’s possible to make neutral postures your most comfortable. That will boost energy levels, reduce back pain, and make long bouts of sitting a healthy treat.

Best For The Back

The Steelcase Gesture and Herman Miller Embody rank among the world’s best ergonomic chairs. Both have ultra-adaptive backrests that respond to the slightest micromovements. But if neutral sitting support is the priority, none does it better than the Herman Miller Aeron.

Herman Miller Aeron seat style
Hard seat edges force users to sit with both feet planted at all times.

The key feature that guarantees good posture is the seat. It’s a breathable, adaptive mesh pan lined with hard-bladed edges. These make it unpleasant to put one foot up (or both). That leaves sitting with both feet planted as the only comfortable position.

To support dynamic postures, a fully-loaded Aeron also has a Tilt Limiter with Seat Angle. This lets you tilt the seat, recline the backrest, and rock the chair. You can also combine the seat and backrest into a synchronous tilt.

Aeron synchronous-tilt functions
In sync-tilt mode, the seat tilts as the user leans backward or forward.

Sync-tilt angles the seat up when you lean back; leaning forward tilts it down. This feature wards off sedentary risks by keeping muscles active and circulation robust.

Summary: the Aeron forces you to sit with planted feet and a straight back. Then, its other features kick in to float you through a range of fluid, dynamic neutral postures. If you try to slouch in this chair, it won’t let you!

Aeron Downsides

The Aeron isn’t for everyone. First, depending on the configuration, it costs between $1195 and $2195. Second, its super-strict sitting style might feel too restrictive when working from home.

Aeron recline ranges
The Aeron’s 3 recline ranges force you to sit upright with planted feet at all times.

Sitting with feet planted and a limited recline all the time works fine for an 8-hour office shift. Those wanting all-day support while working from home might find it stifling.

Pricing Variations

The best high-end ergonomic office chairs include the Herman Miller Aeron, Embody, and Steelcase Gesture chairs. All cost over $1000 and come with 12-year warranties.

Type Basic Office Chair Ergonomic Office Chair Gaming Chair
Cheap Less than $200 $300 or less Under $200
Premium n/a $700-$2200 $399-$670

In comparison, the best premium gaming chairs cost between $399 to $670 with warranty protection of 2-5 years. Meanwhile, the only basic (non-ergonomic) office chairs worth buying cost less than $200.

Aesthetics

Both standard and ergonomic office chairs are designed for corporate environments. Most come in conservative neutral colors with limited recline ranges and mid-back designs. In an office, mid-back chairs make it easier for managers to monitor staff while they work.

Mid-back office chairs
Mid-back basic and ergonomic office chairs let managers easily monitor staff during patrols.

On the flip side, gaming chairs provide neutral sitting support beyond the confines of office norms. Tall backrests provide full-back support.

Beyond cradling your entire spine, this provides a brilliant privacy shield against prying eyes. As well, gaming chairs come in both muted and wild color schemes.

Gaming chair styling diversity
Gaming chairs come with full-back support in a range of colorful and conservative styles.

If using one in an office, choose a conservative style to blend in with the crowd. If working from home, there’s no limit. You can choose bright color schemes, striking embroidered ones, soft pastels, and plenty more.

Best For Happiness

The Herman Miller Aeron is one of the best ergonomic office chairs money can buy. Its sharp corporate styling and strict posture support convey a sense of prestige. In an office setting, it might make you feel happy.

Strict vs relaxed sitting styles
Bladed seats are better for your back; flat ones are a lot more comfortable.

In comparison, the Secretlab Titan 2022 Series supports neutral postures with more flexibility and style. First, its flat, wide seat encourages movement. You can sit with planted feet, one foot up, or even cross-legged.

Secretlab work from home gaming chair
Gaming chairs provide excellent all-day support for working, gaming, and relaxing at home.

This freedom delivers delightful all-day support for work, play, and even naps. Second, Titan chairs also tickle the pleasure zone with a choice of 43+ styles.

World of Warcraft gaming chair review
World of Warcraft Alliance and Horde Titan gaming chairs.

Beyond conservative office styles, there are colorful tributes to popular video games, movie stars, and TV shows.

Titan Downside

While the Aeron forces you to sit straight, the Titan gives you a choice. The problem is that sitting willy-nilly too often can develop unhealthy muscle patterns. Then, it might become more comfortable sitting with poor posture rather than upright!

Titan chair good vs bad posture styles
You’ll need to stay disciplined to maintain good posture in a Titan gaming chair.

This freewheeling style is like walking a tightrope. If your discipline falls off, a spinal disc disaster awaits. On the other hand, with discipline, this gives you good sitting habits plus the freedom to sit as you like!

Summary: ergonomic office chairs provide good back support. Gaming chairs do the same with more versatile all-day sitting support. They also come in a wider range of styles that gives users more aesthetic pleasure. As a result, a gaming chair is more likely to make you feel ‘happy’ while working at a desk.

Strict Vs Relaxed Neutral Postures: Pros and Cons

Caveat: Healthy Lifestyle > Good Chair

These days, most pro esports teams use gaming chairs. However, many elite squads follow the mantra that healthy, rested players perform better. To that end, the best teams employ nutritionists, mental coaches, and physical therapists.

Muscular esports gamers
Proper rest, nutrition, and exercise helps pro esports players perform better.

For instance, Dr. Jordan Tsai works with Cloud9, TSM, Evil Geniuses, 100 Thieves, and other top teams. He’s also on Secretlab’s Ergonomics Advisory Board.

He told ChairsFX that a good chair is the least important factor for productive deskwork. Instead, “A regular range of motion exercises, strengthening, and stretching are all critical.”

How to get rid of technostress forever!
Exercise + good nutrition + sound sleep = silver bullet to perform at peak levels.

Dr. William Duncan works with both esports pros and traditional athletes. He concurs with Dr. Tsai. “Postural issues typically arise from poor strength and endurance in the postural muscles — not the type of chair.

Dr. William Duncan Southeast Physical Therapy
Dr. Duncan (pictured) touts fitness as one of the cornerstones of a productive deskwork routine.

A chair alone cannot fix your issues. If you work on strength & endurance and use a good chair, this will most likely resolve the source of your symptoms and allow you to play longer.”

2022 Priorities: Fitness + Posture Beats Technostress

Testimonial: Gaming Chair Fitness Impact

Esports doctors advise physical fitness to enhance your time at a desk. In my experience, the reverse happened — using a gaming chair kickstarted a new passion!

When I bought my first gaming chair back in 2017, I had chronic lethargy, anterior pelvic tilt, and a beer belly. Using a cheap office chair, I always felt exhausted after a day of sitting. Once I learned about neutral sitting in a gaming chair, that changed.

Losing weight with a gaming chair
My neutral sitting-powered transformation over 1.5 years.

After a day of work, I had too much energy to sit still. As a result, I started going to the gym to burn off the excess. With stronger muscles, sitting in neutral postures became even easier.

Gaming chair testimonial
Using a gaming chair for full-time desk work gave me the energy to pursue fitness.

That left more energy on the table to put into computing, working out, eating clean, and sleeping well. These days, I’m in the best shape of my life and more productive than ever — despite sitting 10+ hours every day. My first Youtube testimonial from 2018 tells the exact same story!

Conclusion

In 2022, dynamic neutral sitting remains the ergonomic standard for healthy computing over long hours. To support this method, ergonomic office chairs and gaming chairs are both great options.

Ergonomic chair vs gaming chair
Ergonomic office and gaming chairs both support neutral postures over long periods.

The former works best in conservative workspaces that promote conformity. The latter goes beyond corporate norms with wilder aesthetics and greater functional flexibility. One forces you to sit straight; the other adds napping and chillout postures to the menu.

Caveat: a good chair is just one part of a healthy deskwork routine. In fact, the latest Handbook Of Human Factors and Ergonomics touts new standards in workplace environment design.

Handbook of Human Factors and Ergonomics 5th edition
The 5th edition prioritizes multi-device interaction over back support for modern workers.

As a fully-digital world emerges, support for multi-device computing takes precedence. Effective computing at a desk becomes secondary. Instead, ergonomists must plan for two types of technostress:

  • Physical technostress: expanded use of laptops, tablets, and smartphones will increase musculoskeletal disorder risks.
  • Mental technostress: cognitive overload from using too many apps or gadgets at once.

The best physical technostress alleviant of our time is some type of ergonomic chair. The best mental technostress solution has existed for 200,000 years. Thanks to esports performance optimization, this brings us full circle — back to the dominant lifestyle in human history.

Modern formula for peak performance at a computer
A healthy lifestyle + neutral postures = peak performance for modern warriors.

To boost computing performance, start with good nutrition, exercise, and sleep. Then, add an ergonomic chair to support your body into dynamic neutral positions. Combined, these tactics will supercharge your health, happiness, and computing performance.

That leaves gaming chairs vs ergonomic office chairs as the only question left. Which type is better for your needs? Find out here:

Gaming Chairs Vs Ergonomic Office Chairs

Footnotes

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  2. NASA Technology. ‘NASA Standards Inform Comfortable Car Seats’, NASA Spinoff, first published in 2013. https://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2013/t_4.html (accessed 12 March. 2022).
  3. D D Harrison, et al. ‘Sitting biomechanics part I: review of the literature’, J Manipulative Physiol Ther. 1999 Nov-Dec;22(9):594-609. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10626703/, (accessed 8 March 2022).
  4. Kaja Kastelic, et al. ‘Sitting and low back disorders: an overview of the most commonly suggested harmful mechanisms’. Collegium Antropologicum 42(1):73-79, March 2018. Read abstract (accessed 12 March 2022).
  5. Lee Herrington. ‘Assessment of the degree of pelvic tilt within a normal asymptomatic population’, Manual Therapy, Volume 16, Issue 6, December 2011, Pages 646-648. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1356689X11000816, (accessed 20 Feb. 2022).
  6. ‘Musculoskeletal conditions’. WHO Fact Sheets, 8 February 2021. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/musculoskeletal-conditions (accessed 12 March 2022).
  7. Nema Nyar. ‘Spinal Alignment: The Quest for Stability and Ease’, 16 September 2019. https://himalayaninstitute.org/wisdom-library/why-posture-matters/, (accessed 23 March 2022).
  8. ‘Proper Posture for Higher Engagement and Cognitive Performance’, 19 September 2017. https://americanpostureinstitute.com/proper-posture-for-higher-engagement-and-cognitive-performance/, (accessed 23 March 2022).
  9. Erin M. Friend, PT, DPT, CEAS, ‘Poor Posture And Its Effects On The Body’. National Spine Health Foundation, April 8, 2015. https://spinehealth.org/poor-posture-and-its-effects-on-the-body/, (accessed 8 March 2022).

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Table of Contents

  1. Healthy Sitting = Neutral Postures
  2. Gaming Chairs Vs Office Chairs 2022
    1. Standard Office Chair
    2. Ergonomic Office Chair
    3. Racing-Style Gaming Chair
  3. Key Gaming Vs Office Chair Differences
    1. Most Comfortable
    2. Best For The Back
    3. Pricing Variations
    4. Aesthetics
    5. Best For Happiness
  4. Caveat: Healthy Lifestyle > Good Chair
    1. Testimonial: Gaming Chair Fitness Impact
  5. Conclusion
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