#Aesthetic minimalist desk full#
Read our full Secretlab Titan Evo review. It is slightly pricier than its predecessors at $449 ($499 for the XL model), but I feel that the upgrades it delivers are genuinely worth the higher price tag. What each chair has done so well, the Titan Evo manages to equal or better.
Still, I can note how surprisingly airy and cool the leatherette fabric feels over the course of a day.Īs an amalgamation of both of Secretlab's previous gaming chair models, the Titan and Omega, the Secretlab Titan Evo feels the better of both in every regard. I'll have to get back to you on actual durability when I've had longer with the chair, perhaps when the Titan Evo 2024 comes out I can tell you if it truly stands the test of time.
#Aesthetic minimalist desk plus#
While there's still something to be said for the SoftWeave Plus fabric that Secretlab also offers (we tested the hybrid leatherette version), I have to say I'm quite taken with the look of the leatherette, and especially the bright red stitching. The chair is also upholstered immaculately. This makes it exceptionally easy to get just right. So not only are you not relying on an awkward pillow to prop up your back, you can actually tweak the Titan Evo's lumbar support while you're still sat on it. It works by extending and retracting an internal support both in and out and up and down, through the use of the two dials on the side. You can actually tweak the Titan Evo's lumbar support while you're still sat on it.Ī big part of the Titan Evo's high level of comfort is the adjustable lumbar support. A simple solution to fiddly straps, the Titan Evo does away with all that with a couple of powerful magnets. You read that right, a magnetic head cushion. There's also something to be said for the 4D armrests and head cushion, both of which are magnetic. It's highly adjustable, which means you can nail down a great fit with ease. User-friendly ergonomics make the Titan Evo a great fit for long nights gaming or eight hours tapping away for work, and that comes down to its superb built-in back support. It's kind of hard to say whether such a gentle curvature is really doing much to keep me locked securely in place throughout the day, though the seat is plenty comfortable all the same with plenty of foam padding. Secretlab has added a minor curve to the seat base that it says is to keep you in a healthy sitting posture. The benefit of this being you'll no longer need to look to a different model of chair to find the right fit-the Titan Evo should cover most bases. Secretlab is posing the Titan Evo to a wide audience, with three available sizes: small, regular, and extra large. Rather than tread old ground, let's get right into the good stuff. Go on, treat your posterior to something special-your body will thank you. And while you could always go the cheap office chair route instead, we feel it's worth investing in your ergonomics.
We've tested dozens of gaming chairs from the most reliable companies out there today, and every single chair in this guide has passed under our collective butts. It offers the support you want out of a gaming chair, without all the gamery aesthetics-though all for the money of an actual gaming PC. For a more reserved option, we've made sure to include some low-key yet stylish office chairs such as the Herman Miller X Logitech G Embody. Gaming chairs come in all shapes and sizes: racing car seats, thrones covered in satanic runes, and even gaming chairs that fly the banner of your favorite superhero. It's a combination of Secretlab's previous chairs, and takes the best from both.
Your body is a delicate fleshy meatbag that needs some care, and today the best gaming chair is the Secretlab Titan Evo. A good chair might set you back a bit, but it'll be a great investment in terms of its ergonomic benefits.
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