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.

Comfort is key, and the chair delivers on this front. The heat feature, combined with the overall cushioning, provides a cozy and inviting experience. It’s perfect for those colder gaming nights or when you need to unwind after a hectic day. There are many types of gaming chairs out there and here are some of the major ones you should try to look into. #1 Heated Gaming ChairsI'm not sure the Logitech collab is bringing a lot to the party, but the branding is notably light touch next to the racing style gaming chairs that we're used to as PC gamers, and it feels classy as a result.

These days, more people are working from home than ever. And that means more people need to find a truly supportive chair that keeps them comfortable with their spines properly aligned while they work. And while gaming chairs can look a little oversized, they’re effective at helping you maintain proper posture and staying comfortable during extended periods of work. We like the Blue Whale massaging chair because it’s a reasonable choice with plenty of essential features that will make you wonder how you got work done before this chair came along. All of these things are cool, right? It’s great that the Kaiser 3 reclines to 165 degrees, it has two levers, one controls the tilt, the other controls the height of the chair raising it about three inches. These things are all great for comfort.Easy to assemble, this gaming chair can be built in around 15 minutes, so you can get your gaming on in no time. When it’s time to sit down, you’ll appreciate the Razer Fujin Pro’s supportive cushioning, promoting the right ergonomics for you to work and game with. No, you can’t fully recline the chair, you can tilt it to 130 degrees; but it stops you from putting yourself into a position that you might not be able to get up from. 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. You're taller than 6ft: If you're a taller guy or girl then you're going to want to opt for a different gaming chair in our list as this one is built for those 5ft 11 and below. Adjustability is another key highlight. The ability to adjust the height, tilt, and even the footrest’s position ensures a customizable gaming experience. The additional headrest cushion contributes to proper posture and comfort during longer gaming sessions.

While most gaming chairs are mobile options on casters, we wanted to include an alternative option since not everyone wants a chair that moves while they’re playing games or working at their computer. This option from Homall is one of the best massaging gaming chairs with a footrest in our guide. We like that it’s a theater-style reclining massage chair with robust functionality. We also 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. Along the same lines, we look at how durable a chair is. After all, some of them can get pricey so you want whatever you end up with to last you at least a few years.Stress has so much to do with your body being relaxed. Sometimes, a losing streak could put the mind at havoc, adding further to the physical stress felt by the muscles. If you are in a relaxed position and sitting comfortably, your mindset will be put at ease and your gameplay could positively turn for the better. Better Blood Circulation: While the Razer Fujin Pro doesn’t look much like a gaming chair, nor does it boast stylish colors or fancy patterns, this mesh chair offers refined elegance that contours to your shape. The built-in lumbar support helps you from slouching in your chair, and the shape promotes healthy blood circulation. Plus, most of the mechanics can be adjusted.

Putting it together you'll be reminded of the low cost too. While everything did align well, and the materials are more than fit for purpose, I did have a little trouble getting some of the bolts in place. That was due to the marbles of balled up synthetic material around the holes, which had evidently been burned through. Aside from that, it took me maybe 40 minutes to put together—even without instructions in the box it was relatively straightforward, but this is coming from someone who puts together chairs on almost a monthly basis. Seriously, I can sit in this all day. Plus there’s a feature being released in June, a magnetic tray table panel that snaps into the armrest. A portable desk sounds dope, well a lot more dope than a gaming high chair, which it also looks like. You want adjustable lumbar support: For as great as the lumbar support is on the Razer Enki, it is fixed into one position only. Alternatives with adjustable support include the Secretlab Titan Evo 2022 and the Razer Iskur in our list.If your gaming chair does not come with a massage feature, you’re probably not getting the best of it. A massage functionality has become a core feature for gaming chairs of today. There are basically two types you can choose from – shiatsu type or vibration type. Additionally, managing the wires for both the LED lights and massage function required some effort to prevent tangling and ensure they didn’t interfere with the chair’s movement.