Best gaming chair for your money 2023
Finding a gaming chair that's actually worth the money!
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Today, we’re going to find the best gaming chair for your money. This means that we’re talking about pure value for money.
So, this means we won’t be recommending the most expensive ones, nor the cheapest. We’ll instead be concentrating on value. This means something can cost a lot, but only if it’s well-designed and will last.
Black Friday is back, and with it comes huge savings on some of the market’s most popular gaming and tech products. We’ll be covering all the best deals in more details over in our deals hub, but if you haven’t got time to read through those, why not see our top picks below.
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ASUS TUF NVIDIA RTX 5080
Was $1599
Now $1199
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ASUS TUF RTX 5070 Ti
Was $999
Now $849
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Samsung Odyssey OLED G6
Was $899
Now $649
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TCL 43S250R Roku TV 2023
Was $279
Now $199
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iBUYPOWER Y40 Gaming PC
Was $2,299
Now $1,819
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Samsung Odyssey G9 (G95C)
Was $1,299
Now $777
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Alienware Area-51 gaming laptop
Was $3,499
Now $2,799
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Samsung 77-inch OLED S95F
Was $4,297
Now $3,497
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ASUS ROG Strix G16
Was $1,499
Now $1,199
*Prices and savings subject to change. Click through to get the current prices.
So, essentially this means that the primary concerns are build quality and ergonomics, and both of these things need to scale correctly with the price. It’s not a precise calculation, however, so there is some wiggle room. OK, let’s find the best gaming chair for your money in 2024.
Best gaming chair for your money 2023: Secretlab Titan EVO 2022
Yes, it’s quite expensive, but we’ve been sitting on Titans for years here at WePC and we’ve yet to have one wear out, break, or otherwise give us cause for concern.
Secretlab Titan EVO 2022 Series
Height range (Medium Size)
5’6″ – 6’0″
Maximum load
286lb/129kg
Seat width
56cm
Tilt-lock?
Yes
Height adjustment range
75mm
The ergonomics are sound too, with extensive adjustability. The built-in lumbar support system is gold too, as it can be moved up and down, left and right, and you can vary the intensity too.
It takes some messing around, but once you’ve got it where you need it, it stays there and will support you for years to come, which if you remember, is the name of the game for the best gaming chair for your money.
Second-best gaming chair for your money: noblechairs EPIC
Given that build quality is probably the number one concern for those looking to get the most out of their money, we’d be remiss in our duties if we didn’t mention noblechairs here too.
noblechairs Epic Copper Edition gaming chair
Max load
265lbs/120kg
Backrest angle range
90° to 135°
Specifically the noblechairs EPIC, and even more specifically specific, the noblechairs EPIC Copper Edition.
We love this chair,, it’s probably the best-looking one we’ve tested, and when it comes to value for money, it’s also a strong contender.
Built like a tank, and with some of the most robust upholstery that we’ve come across in our years of testing, the noblechairs copper could survive a trip down a staircase, even if the occupant could not.
