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LiberNovo Omni Pro Dynamic Ergonomic Chair review: A premium seat
The LiberNovo Omni Pro Dynamic Ergonomic Chair offers exceptional comfort with features like adjustable lumbar support, a full recline, and built-in massager and fan. Despite a high price tag starting at $1,109.00, the chair is praised for its premium build, breathability, and long-lasting battery, making it an excellent option for dedicated gamers and professionals.
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.
Corsair's new de-gamefied gaming chair is actually much more affordable than I thought
Corsair has announced the price for its new TC80 gaming chair, which will retail for $200/£170/€180. This price point makes it more affordable than many premium gaming chairs and even cheaper than some budget options. The chair has undergone extensive durability testing and features a less aggressive, more office-friendly design.
Corsair's new "budget" gaming chair costs $199, and it speaks to a larger pricing problem in the desk…
Corsair's new TC80 gaming chair, priced at $199, is criticized for its budget design and lack of features, especially when compared to Corsair's own TC100 Relaxed model which is often available at a similar or lower price. The article argues that the TC80's pricing reflects a broader issue in the gaming chair market where costs are inflated for entry-level products.
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.
Boulies EP200 review
The Boulies EP200 gaming chair offers significant adjustability for its price point, making it a strong contender for budget-conscious buyers. While it has minor flaws like a small blemish on arrival and some limitations in tilt functionality, its thick padding and overall comfort make it suitable for long gaming sessions. The chair is recommended for average-sized individuals, though taller users or those with very specific ergonomic needs might find it less ideal.
Evening Reading - August 7, 2026
This Friday Evening Reading roundup covers various gaming news, including reviews for Spider-Man: Brand New Day and the Razer Soma Chroma gaming chair. Take-Two Interactive reported unprecedented pre-order demand for Grand Theft Auto 6, while Bandai Namco announced record Q1 FY27 sales. The article also touches on PC issues with Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, new Shackmaps, and upcoming game releases like S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl.
Razer Soma Chroma gaming chair review: Rainbow throne
The Razer Soma Chroma gaming chair offers a comfortable and visually striking experience with its integrated RGB lighting, which can sync with games like Cyberpunk 2077. While the chair is comfortable and easy to assemble, the need for a power source can be cumbersome unless a power bank is used. The RGB lighting is primarily aimed at content creators, as it's not easily visible to the user while seated.
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.
DXRACER partners with Identity V Championship NAEU 2026 to supply chairs to its first ever regional finals
DXRACER has been announced as the official gaming chair partner for the Identity V Championship NAEU 2026, supplying custom chairs for the event which runs from July to September 2026. This marks the first offline Grand Finals for Identity V in the North American and European regions, with the finals taking place in Los Angeles.
This gaming chair has RGB lighting and while it didn't make me better at WoW, it did cure my back pain
The ASUS ROG Courser gaming chair offers a comfortable and stylish experience with its RGB lighting and adjustable lumbar support, though its premium price of $750 / £699 may be a deterrent. While the RGB lighting is a notable feature, the chair's true strengths lie in its ergonomic design, spacious seat, and dynamic recline system, which contribute to alleviating back pain during long gaming sessions.
The most comfortable chair you'll ever sit in gets a Pro upgrade
The LiberNovo Omni Pro is a refined version of the original Omni ergonomic chair, focusing on premium materials and subtle tech upgrades rather than a complete redesign. While it maintains excellent comfort, the improvements over the original are incremental and may not justify the higher price for all users. Key upgrades include improved fabric, a more articulated recline system, and integrated cooling features, though the electronics warranty remains a concern.
DXRACER Sponsors Identity V Championship NAEU 2026 with Custom Drifting Series Gaming Chairs
DXRACER has announced its sponsorship of the Identity V Championship NAEU 2026 (IVC NAEU 2026), becoming the official gaming chair partner. The company will provide custom Drifting Series chairs for the tournament, which is organized by NetEase Games and features top teams competing in Identity V. The event runs from July to September 2026, with the winner qualifying for the Call of the Abyss X Global Finals.
Blacklyte Athena Pro Gaming Chair Review
The Blacklyte Athena Pro Gaming Chair is a strong contender in the premium market, rivaling established brands like SecretLab and NobleChairs. It offers a fast and frustration-free setup, premium comfort with dual-density memory foam, and highly adjustable ergonomics, making it a comfortable option for long gaming sessions and workdays.
Razer Put RGB Lighting In A Gaming Chair, And Honestly, It Was Only A Matter Of Time
Razer has introduced the Soma Chroma, its first wireless RGB gaming chair, priced at $500 and launching in July. The chair features reactive lighting around the shoulders and head, capable of syncing with over 300 games via PC. It also includes 10 lighting presets and can be powered by a power bank through a USB-C connection.
Razer announces Soma Chroma RGB gaming chair
Razer has announced the Soma Chroma, a new gaming chair featuring customizable RGB lighting that can sync with gameplay from over 300 integrated titles. The chair, priced at $499 USD, is designed for immersion and offers a battery power option for unrestricted movement. It is scheduled for release on June 25, 2026.
