17 Gaming Chairs In Singapore That Are Affordable And Used By Popular Streamers

Finding the ideal gaming chair that’s comfortable, equipped with ergonomic features and fits within your budget can be challenging, especially with the array of models out there.

Thus, we’ve put together a list of 17 gaming chairs you can find in Singapore, beginning from the most affordable. 

This list includes a wide range of price points to cater to different budgets so you can explore all the available options! We have also included the chairs used by gaming professionals 😉

Editor’s Choice

Best All-rounded Gaming Chair: APOL Kraken	Best Value-For-Money Gaming Chair: Secretlab Titan Evo
Price: $428	Price: $619+
The APOL Kraken is a high-performing gaming chair that comes with multiple features such as 4D armrests, a multi-function tilt mechanism and a reclinable backrest. It’s a great option for gaming enthusiasts who want comfort, style and functionality at a decent price!	The Secretlab Titan Evo is a mid-range gaming chair packed with innovative technologies designed to bring superior comfort and convenience to users. This includes its magnetic memory foam pillow and integrated 4-way lumbar support. Its unique features, coupled with its stylish design, makes it a value-for-money option for both gaming and working!
Features: 3.5/5 Affordability: 3.5/5 Comfort: 4/5 Design: 4/5	Features: 4.5/5 Affordability: 3/5 Comfort: 4.5/5 Design: 4.5/5
Buy on APOL	Buy on Secretlab

Affordable Gaming Chairs in Singapore

Gaming chairs can get extremely costly, especially when we look towards popular brands such as Secretlab.

Here are some of the most value-for-money gaming chairs that don’t compromise on the comfort and features available!

1. UMD Gaming Chair ($179)

Main features

For its price point, the UMD Gaming Chair has an impressive reclinable backrest of up to 180-degree. It also has a rocking function that allows users to lean back comfortably in their seats as they take a break from the screen.

It has a series of adjustable features including its height, backrest, headrest and armrests, allowing for a certain level of customisation according to the user’s build.

Drawbacks

The chair has relatively less cushioning on the backrest as compared to the other chairs on this list.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather, steel frame
Weight capacity: 130kg
Warranty: 1 year

2. Nitro S300 ($299+)

Main features

The Nitro S300 is one of the two chairs in this list equipped with 3D armrests. Not only is the height adjustable, these armrests can also be moved inward, outward, forward, or backward.

While the vast majority of gaming chairs boast a PU leather or PVC leather upholstery, the Nitro S300 sets itself apart with a fabric cover. The chair’s all-fabric upholstery is breathable and smooth, ensuring comfort for prolonged usage.

Drawbacks

The drawback of its fabric upholstery lies in the difficulty of cleaning the cover. It’s also not spill-resistant, so users have to be extra careful when consuming food and drinks on the chair.

Specifications
Materials: Fabric cover, cold foam, steel frame
Weight capacity: 135kg
Warranty: 2 years

3. AUKEY GC-A01/GC-A02 ($349)

Main features

One of the unique features of the AUKEY gaming chairs is their flip-up armrests. They can be tilted upwards up to 7cm, allowing you to create your optimal seating position.

The AUKEY gaming chair features a body-hugging seat and winged back design. This discourages slouching and provides support for a good seating posture.

Drawbacks

While these chairs allow you to lean back comfortably, they have a relatively limited recline angle of 155-degrees as compared to other chairs with a 180-degree recline.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather, dense shaping foam, steel frame
Colours: Black, grey
Weight capacity: 136kg
Warranty: 1.5 years

4. Arozzi Verona V2 ($379)

Main features

Users can take a short nap in their chair with the 180-degree reclining backrest. The lever located on the side of the seat allows users to adjust the backrest easily.

Using the adjustment wheel, users can tilt the chair by up to 12-degree. Users can then relax and rock in their chair during short breaks.

Drawbacks

This chair has the lowest weight capacity amongst the chairs in this section. As such, it might not be the most suitable option for bigger-sized users.

While the armrests allow for height adjustments, it’s seemingly lacking as compared to the AKRacing Core SX and Vertagear SL4000 below, which offer 3D and 4D armrests at a similar price point.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather, high-density shaped foam, metal frame
Weight capacity: 105kg
Warranty: 2 years

5. AKRacing Core SX ($399+)

Main features

Aside from its 180^o reclinable backrest, the chair comes with a 12-degree tilt lock that allows for greater stability when you lean backwards.

The AKRacing Core SX is the only other chair in this section with 3D armrests. Similarly, the armrests can be adjusted upward, downward, inward, outward, forward or backwards.

Drawbacks

Being made of cold cure foam padding, the chair seat may feel slightly harder and even be uncomfortable to certain users.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather, cold cure foam padding, metal frame
Weight capacity: 150kg
Warranty: 2 years

6. APOL Kraken ($428)

Main features

The APOL Kraken offers a body-hugging fit with padding on both sides of the backrest. This offers greater support and discourages users from slouching to either side.

Instead of heading to the bed, users can simply lean back in the chair for a short nap thanks to the 165-degree reclinable backrest.

The armrests allow for
• front and back adjustments,
• sideway adjustments and
• clockwise or counter-clockwise adjustments to suit your needs.

Drawbacks

Each of APOL’s chairs is designed for people of different physiques. The Kraken is more suited for individuals with a slimmer, average build while the Sphinx is recommended for petite users. Lastly, the Behemoth would be most ideal for taller or broader individuals.

Thus, not all users may be suitable for this chair.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather/fabric, CloudTech® foam, aluminium wheelbase
Weight capacity: 130kg
Warranty: 2 years

7. Royale Poseidon 2021 ($499)

Main features

The Poseidon doesn’t just offer any kind of upholstery; their automotive-grade upholstery is created and engineered by Transcal, the supplier for major brands like Honda and Emirates. Their chairs even come with a 5-year peel warranty!

With Poseidon’s 165-degree reclining mechanism, users can lie comfortably in their chair while taking a break from their game, schoolwork or work!

Like the majority of the chairs in this list, the Poseidon allow users to adjust the height, width and angles of the armrest.

Drawbacks

The Poseidon 2021 offers limited options when it comes to colour, with only black or red to choose from. Users who prefer a design that’s more suited to their personality may have to opt for the customisable Poseidon chairs instead of the 2021 series.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather/fabric, foam, aluminium wheelbase
Weight capacity: 125kg
Warranty: 5 years (for peeling and cracking)

Mid-range Gaming Chairs in Singapore

While these chairs aren’t the most affordable, they offer various features that improve your comfort levels while gaming!

8. Secretlab Titan Evo ($619+)

Main features

The chair’s multi-tilt mechanism functions similar to the tilt lock of other brands, with the added advantage of being able to tilt backwards in an upright position. This gives users greater flexibility and control over the movement of their chairs.

Say goodbye to pillow straps—the Secretlab Titan Evo comes with a magnetic memory foam head pillow that can easily snap into place so users can slide the pillow up and down according to their preferences!

One of the newest technologies of the Titan Evo is its 4-way lumbar support that can be adjusted in terms of height and angle. This provides users with complete support for their spine without having an additional lumbar pillow.

Drawbacks

Unlike their other models, the Titan Evo comes in 3 different sizes – small, regular and XL. While this is definitely a perk for fans of the Titan series, users shorter than 150cm may find even the small-sized chair too big for their stature.

Specification
Materials: Hybrid leatherette/fabric/NAPA leather, cold-cure foam, aluminium frame
Weight capacity: 130kg
Warranty: 3 years

9. Razer Iskur Ergonomic Gaming Chair ($649.90+)

Main features

The Razer Iskur helps to promote the ideal sitting posture through its built-in lumbar support which can be adjusted to fit the curve of your spine.

This gaming chair comes with 4D armrests that can be adjusted in 4 different ways for a comfortable seating experience.

The Razer Iskur was built with ergonomics in mind. Hence, each chair is accompanied by a memory foam headrest that moulds to fit the shape of your head and neck.

Drawbacks

Unlike many of the chairs on this list that allows for at least a 165-degree recline, the Razer Iskur only supports a recline of up to 139-degrees. Thus, if you’re looking for a chair that’ll allow you to take a quick power nap, this might not be the one for you!

Specifications
Materials: Metal and plywood frame, PVC leather, high-density foam
Weight capacity: 136kg
Warranty: 3 years

10. Homall High-Back Racing Chair ($710.60)

Main features

The backrest is capable of reclining by up to 180-degree, catering for comfortable seating and even a nap in between games!

Its multi-directional wheels allow for dynamic movement and 360-degree manoeuvring.

Drawbacks

While the height of the chair and its backrest is adjustable, the height of the armrests is fixed. This lacks the flexibility to cater to users of all builds.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather, high-density shaping foam, steel frame
Weight capacity: 150kg
Warranty: Not available

11. OSIM uThrone Gaming Massage Chair ($949+)

Main features

Created by one of the global leaders in massage chairs and healthy lifestyle products, the integrated massage technology of the OSIM uThrone is undoubtedly one of its main selling points.

This chair comes with 360-degree massage rollers designed to relieve pressure on your neck, shoulders and back. Furthermore, it has 3 massage programmes so you’re sure to find one that suits your needs!

The OSIM uThrone allows you to immerse yourself in a true gaming experience with its built-in Bluetooth speakers. Even while you’re taking a break from your matches, you can lean back and enjoy a massage while listening to some soothing music.

This chair comes with an in-built memory foam headrest that’s designed to conform to the shape of your head and neck for maximum support and comfort.

Drawbacks

Despite its wonderful massage capabilities, this chair is limited to a 145-degree recline.

Specifications
Materials: PVC leather, metal frame, polyurethane foam
Weight capacity: 110kg
Warranty: 2 years

Best Gaming Chairs in Singapore Used By Popular Streamers and Professional Gamers

For users who are less budget-conscious, we have put together a list of the best gaming chairs in Singapore used by popular streamers and professional gamers.

While the prices of these chairs typically fall into the higher range, most of them come with unique features that provide great ergonomic support.

12. Noblechairs Epic ($409)

Used by: Pokimane | Twitch | 5.4M followers

Main features

The Noblechairs Epic comes with small perforations to improve the overall breathability of the chair. Thus, air and moisture can easily pass through the material and users are less likely to feel warm after sitting in the chair for extended periods of time.

The armrests can be adjusted to the right, left, up or down. They can also be placed at an angle for greater comfort.

Drawbacks

The padding may feel uncomfortable for some users due to the stiffness and denseness of the material. However, this dense cushioning provides better ergonomic support.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather, cold foam, steel frame
Weight capacity: 120kg
Warranty: 2 years

13. Noblechairs Hero ($519)

Used by: Summit1G | Twitch | 5.3M followers

Main features

The Noblechairs Hero comes with a taller backrest, wider seats and larger armrests. This makes it a good option for bigger users.

This chair boasts an internal lumbar that’s located beneath the cover and foam padding. The amount of support can be determined by users based on their preference using a knob located at the side of the chair.

Drawbacks

Among all the chairs listed in this article, the Noblechairs Hero has one of the most limited reclinable backrests of up to 125^o.

Specifications
Materials: PU leather, cold foam, steel frame
Weight capacity: 150kg
Warranty: 2 years

14. Secretlab Titan ($614+)

Used by: DrLupo | Twitch | 4.1M followers

Main features

The Secretlab Titan was the first to implement and produce the integrated lumbar support function. Like the Noblechairs Hero, the support is built into the backrest of the chair and it can be adjusted using the knob on the side of the chair.

Most chairs focus on the backward recline function. However, this chair allows for back support even while leaning forward. The backrest can be reclined forward by up to 85^o.

Drawbacks

As the chair is equipped with an integrated lumbar support, it doesn’t come with an additional lumbar pillow. However, this only affects users who prefer an additional pillow aside from the built-in support.

Specification
Materials: PU leather, cold-cure foam, steel frame
Weight capacity: 130kg
Warranty: 3 years

15. Vertagear SL2000 ($1,242.74)

Used by: Dakotaz | Twitch | 4.5M followers

Main features

The Vertagear SL2000 comes with a lumbar and high-back support to ensure that it provides users with the ultimate ergonomic back support.

The base of the chair is made of aluminium alloy, ensuring that it’s especially solid, stable and lightweight. 

Drawbacks

With many of the higher-end gaming chairs offering 3D and 4D armrests, the Vertagear SL2000 falls behind its competitors with non-padded armrests that are only able to move upwards or downwards.

Specification
Materials: PVC leather, high-density resilience foam, steel frame
Weight capacity: 150kg
Warranty: Not available

16. Herman Miller Aeron Chair ($2,780)

Used by: Shroud | Twitch | 8.1M followers

Main features

The posturefit adjustment helps to provide support for the spine and lower back. It also ensures that the chair aligns to the natural curvature of the user’s spine.

The lumbar support pad that’s located behind the fabric mesh backrest can be adjusted to the desired height along the backrest. The customisable support ensures that the chair is suited to the curves and shapes of users.

Drawbacks

The Aeron chair doesn’t include a headrest like the Triiger 350. Thus, users have to purchase an additional headrest to provide the neck and head support needed for the ultimate experience.

Specifications
Materials: Fabric, graphite frame
Weight capacity: 136kg
Warranty: 12 years

17. Herman Miller Embody Chair ($3,198)

Used by: Sodapoppin | Twitch | 2.8M followers

Main features

The chair’s unique feature is its pixelated support, which provides even support across all points of the user’s body regardless of the posture. This reduces the pressure and stress on the user’s back and shoulders, promoting maximum ergonomic support and comfort.

The backrest can be adjusted to align with the natural curve of the user’s spine. This ensures a balanced posture and even support for the back.

Drawbacks

The Embody chair doesn’t come with a forward tilt adjustment like the Aeron chair. Thus, it lacks support with regard to this aspect.

Specifications
Materials: Fabric, graphite frame
Weight capacity: 136kg
Warranty: 12 years

Choosing The Best Gaming Chair

The ideal gaming chair is a combination of comfort, style, added features and affordability. Different brands and models offer varying unique qualities to suit the range of needs of users out there.

Which is your favourite gaming chair?