10 Best Gaming Chairs UK 2024 | Omega, Secretlab and More

The Titan Series from Secret Lab is, for our money, the most comfortable, the most stylish, and the most supportive gaming chair ever made. With Secret Lab's signature memory foam and adjustable lumbar support, you simply won't be able to find a better sitting experience.

While we'd opt for the elegant Softweave fabric, there's also a faux leather option if you're after something a little harder wearing and waterproof. If you're happy to invest a little extra on a chair that will last you years and years, this is the one to choose.

The Corsair T3 Rush is exceptional, as finding a premium gaming chair of this quality for this price is something of a steal. The use of soft fabric instead of faux leather will keep you comfy and sweat-free for hours on end.

It also features 4D armrests and reclines to a fully flat 180 degrees, meaning you'll always be able to find the right position no matter what you're playing. Combine this with the shaped backrest and memory foam head cushion, you could even sleep in it if you wanted to.

If there's one name that has become synonymous with gaming chairs in recent years, it's Secretlab, and the Omega Series has been something of a fan favourite for some time now. Everything Secretlab do exudes quality and comfort.

Its stylish racing seat design that looks great in both a gaming den or office, the sturdy hydraulic mechanisms and base, and the silky smooth feel when adjusting the seat makes for an all-round quality experience.

We understand that most quality gaming chairs on the market are around the £200 mark or over. However, the GTPlayer is a great choice for those working with a smaller budget as you won't be sacrificing any build quality or features. 

It's available in four stylish colours and comes with additional head and lumbar cushions for extra support and comfort. Where it really surprises us, especially as a budget option, is the high level of adjustability as it can recline back to being almost fully flat.

If you're looking for a luxury feel without the price tag, then the anda seaT Jungle is well worth your time. This chair offers all the support necessary with an ergonomic design, scratch and stain resistant faux leather, and high-density foam that will contour to your shape.

A strong and sturdy choice thanks to an iron 5-point base and Class 4 hydraulic nitrogen pistons, so you won't have to worry about wear and tear. There are also 5 different angles to lock the chair into position, so you'll always be able to find one that fits your needs.

If you've baulked at some of the prices on this list, then we're happy to present this wallet-friendly option from Play Haha. While you won't find the same level of adjustability, you can still swivel 360 degrees and alter the chair's height.

It's also available in four different colours to match any room, and the high-density foam is a comfortable option. The faux leather is also hard-wearing, so this chair is no slouch when it comes to having an ample lifespan.

The Dark Demon may lean a little towards the edgy side in its nomenclature, but you are getting a luxury chair. It has some of the best head and lumbar pillows around, and its one-piece steel framework is the strongest on our list.

As it's aimed at the larger-framed person, the chair itself is quite bulky. This is both its greatest strength and weakness, as you'll need to make sure there's ample space around your desk for it to move around easily.

If you're not a fan of the classic racing seat style, then it's worth considering this ergonomic option. The back is made from a lightweight aluminium mesh making it extremely breathable in hot conditions.

While there are plenty of adjustability options, some may simply find the mesh not as comfortable as a traditionally padded seat. We also think that it may be a little expensive for what it is, but if you really can't stand the traditional gaming chair look, this could be worth the extra.

It feels a little strange placing the Noblechairs EPIC so low down on our list as it's a fantastic chair. It's easy to set up and large enough to provide ample support and comfort, no matter the size of your frame.

Unfortunately, once you get into the sort of territory where you're spending over £300 on a gaming chair, we'd say you'd be much better off spending a little extra on our no. 1 pick. If you're still on a bit of a budget though, you will not be unhappy with this purchase.

We might be being a little unfair on the GTPLAYER Gaming Chair as it ticks all the right boxes and comes in at an extremely affordable price. It features everything you need in terms of support and adjustability, but the design is a little out there.

If you're looking for something functional, you can do a lot worse than this. There are reports that it does feel a little cheap to sit on but that's to be expected for under £100. This is a fine choice for those on a strict budget