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Do gaming chairs need fans in them? Absolutely not, but that's just about the only thing that could make the LiberNovo Omni more "Pro"
The LiberNovo Omni Pro is an improved version of an already excellent gaming chair, featuring integrated cooling fans that are surprisingly useful and a more refined design. Despite its extremely high price of $1,109, the chair offers superior ergonomics, build quality, and adjustability, making it a top recommendation for those who can afford it.
Fractal has "refined" its Refine gaming chair, adding hybrid mesh and fabric models and a synchro-tilt mechanism to rival Secretlab, but the $900 Alcantara model is no more
Fractal Design has released a refreshed version of its Refine gaming chair, introducing new hybrid mesh and fabric upholstery options and a synchro-tilt mechanism. The new Refine 2 model is priced at $639.99, a slight increase from the original, and the luxury Alcantara model has been discontinued.
Secretlab's new Spider-Man gaming chair includes a venomous nod
Secretlab has launched a new limited-edition gaming chair in collaboration with Marvel, featuring a Spider-Man design with subtle nods to Venom. The chair utilizes Secretlab's SoftWeave Plus material and includes features like L-ADAPT lumbar support and 4D armrests. It is available for pre-order with shipping expected in October.
The new Secretlab Titan Evo Marvel gaming chair collab is the most gorgeous alternate design yet, and a must-have for…
Secretlab has released a new Titan Evo Marvel Spider-Man Edition gaming chair, featuring a red and black color scheme inspired by the iconic superhero. This collaboration celebrates the release of Marvel Studios' Spider-Man: Brand New Day and is available in the United States, Canada, and the EU. The chair is upholstered in SoftWeavePlus Fabric and includes design elements referencing both Spider-Man and Venom.
Secretlab launches folding armrests for the Titan Evo, allowing guitar players and neat freaks to modify their gaming…
Secretlab has launched a new accessory for its Titan Evo gaming chair called the EasyFold Foldaway Armrest, designed to allow guitar players to play their instruments without obstruction. The armrests can be folded away parallel to the floor, and also help in tucking the chair under a desk. The accessory is available for separate purchase and can be fitted to existing Titan Evo and Classic Series chairs.
Secretlab Titan Evo owners can now freshen up their gaming chair with three new Pokémon Pixel Art skins inspired…
Secretlab has released three new Pokémon Pixel Art skins for its Titan Evo gaming chair collection. The skins feature designs inspired by Grass-, Fire-, and Water-Type Pokémon, including fan-favorites Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise. These new additions expand the existing Pokémon Titan Evo collection, which already includes Pikachu, Eevee, and Gengar editions.
Secretlab's Pokémon collection just evolved with new SKINS for Charizard, Blastoise, and Vensaur that fit any Titan Evo and celebrate the franchise's classic pixel art
Secretlab has expanded its officially licensed Pokémon collection with new SKINS for its Titan Evo gaming chairs, featuring Charizard, Blastoise, and Venusaur. These new designs celebrate the classic Kanto region Pokémon with vibrant colors and a textured feel reminiscent of classic pixel art. The SKINS are sold separately for $99 and can be applied to any Secretlab Titan Evo chair, with additional smaller Pokémon characters also featured on the shoulder frames.
The best gaming tech we've reviewed in July 2026
July 2026 saw the review of several notable gaming hardware products, including the Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60 gaming keyboard and the Razer Blade 18 gaming laptop. Other reviewed items included the Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus CPU, the Secretlab Atlas gaming chair, and the Scuf Omega gamepad for PlayStation 5.
This gaming chair makes my office feel a lot bigger
The Secretlab Atlas gaming chair offers a slim, stylish design suitable for home offices and gaming, featuring a comfortable, firm build and good adjustability. However, it falls short of the more ergonomic and feature-rich Secretlab Titan Evo, particularly in lumbar support and armrest customization, and carries a premium price for its aesthetic.
The Secretlab Atlas is a better desk chair than the Titan Evo, and it's not even close
The Secretlab Atlas desk chair offers a fresh, minimalist approach compared to the bulkier Titan Evo, focusing on ergonomics and comfort for long work and gaming sessions. While it has some build quality concerns and less adjustability than its predecessor, its more affordable price and refined design make it a compelling option for those seeking a comfortable and stylish desk chair.
I asked AI to recommend three sub-$500 gaming chairs you should shop for this Prime Day, and it failed miserably
This article critiques the use of AI for product recommendations, particularly for gaming chairs, highlighting how AI failed to adhere to budget constraints and provide truly useful advice. The author, a chair reviewer, contrasts AI suggestions like the Secretlab Titan Evo, Razer Iskur V2X, and AndaSeat Kaiser 4 with their own recommendations for the Fractal Refine, Corsair TC500 Luxe, and Boulies Master Series, all under $500.
007 First Light reveals James Bond's gaming chair, and we should have known it would be one of the most expensive…
The game 007 First Light reveals that James Bond uses a Herman Miller Embody gaming chair, a high-end and expensive model. The article discusses the chair's presence in the game, its real-world cost, and its ergonomic qualities, comparing it to other brands like Secretlab.
I've spent four days testing Secretlab's new productivity chair, and it might be the brand's best seat…
Secretlab's new Atlas chair, while not marketed for gaming, offers a lighter and potentially more comfortable experience than its popular Titan Evo model. Priced starting at $499, the Atlas focuses on ergonomics and a less firm cushioning, aiming to appeal to productivity users and potentially gamers seeking a different feel. Early impressions suggest it may surpass the Titan Evo in comfort, despite a reduction in armrest adjustability.
Secretlab's CEO is getting tough on copycat chairs and doesn't feel pressure to adopt AI: 'If we were owned by outside investors, you can bet that AI will be somehow jammed down our throats'
Secretlab CEO Ian Ang discusses the company's approach to product development, emphasizing innovation and quality over adopting trends like AI or the metaverse. He highlights their focus on combating copycat designs and their ability to innovate due to not having outside investor pressure. Ang also touches on the inspiration behind their premium features, often driven by the needs of professional esports players.
Secretlab's new Atlas chair is cheaper, slimmer than the Titan Evo and I've been sitting comfortably in it for…
Secretlab has launched the Atlas, a new task chair designed for both gaming and work-from-home use, offering a slimmer profile than its popular Titan Evo model. The chair features a fixed S-shaped backrest, synchronous tilt adjustments, and a magnetic headrest, with two versions available: Standard and Premium. The Atlas aims to promote dynamic sitting and better posture, with pricing starting at US$499 for the Standard version.
"A chair that supports the entire rhythm of your day" - Secretlab launches the Atlas, a brand-new ergonomic chair geared toward helping you stay productive
Secretlab has launched the Atlas, a new ergonomic chair designed for productivity and comfort throughout the day. This chair focuses on core ergonomic features and a synchronous tilt recline system, differentiating itself from their gaming-centric Titan Evo model. The Atlas is priced more affordably than the Titan Evo, starting at $499, and comes in various colorways and upholstery options.
I was roasted by a physician for sitting weird but they gave me some great tips for healthier gaming
Dr. Lindsey Migliore, an esports physician and ergonomic advisor, provides guidance on achieving healthier gaming posture and utilizing gaming chairs effectively. She emphasizes proper seat depth, lumbar support, armrest positioning, and monitor placement to prevent pain and long-term strain. The article also highlights the importance of regular movement and varied postures throughout the day, rather than relying solely on static, 'perfect' sitting positions.
Secretlab Atlas review - task chair meets gaming chair in this classy and comfortable option
The Secretlab Atlas is a task-focused chair that blends office and gaming aesthetics, offering exceptional comfort for all-day use. While simpler in design and adjustment options compared to some gaming chairs, its build quality and ergonomic shape provide a comfortable and supportive experience. It is available in two sizes and various upholstery options, with prices ranging from $499 to $699.
You haven't heard of MarsRhino yet, but the world needs to know about its excellent gaming chairs and tilting…
Taiwanese company MarsRhino is introducing innovative gaming chairs and desks, featuring electric adjustments and unique tilting desk surfaces. While not yet distributed internationally, their designs aim to improve user comfort and ergonomics, potentially competing with established brands like Secretlab and Razer. The company is actively seeking distribution partners in the US and EU markets.
There isn't much that's "new" about Razer's Iskur V2 "NewGen" gaming chair, and for $649, I really wish there was
The Razer Iskur V2 NewGen gaming chair is a decent product but fails to justify its $649 price tag due to a lack of significant innovation compared to competitors. While it offers comfortable cushioning and good armrests, its ergonomics are better suited for taller individuals, and the outdated neck pillow design remains a drawback. The chair's high cost and minimal updates make it difficult to recommend over more affordable or feature-rich alternatives.
