We review four gaming chairs that could be perfect for your home office

Secret Lab Omega Stealth 

These come in different designs for different size people. They also have loads of different designs; you can have a stealth style one that just looks like a normal, boring chair, or one specific to your geeky preferences (Overwatch! Game of Thrones! Batman!).They’re also reasonably priced when compared with “normal” office chairs.

£299 - https://secretlabchairs.co.uk/collections/omega-series 

DXRacer TANK

A more expensive option but very customisable, this is a case of Tank by name, Tank by nature. These chairs are big and sturdy. YouTube gamer Ninja himself (we’re going to pretend we’ve heard of him) has been known to use a DXRacer whilst going for that Victory Royale. Sweet.

€549 - https://www.dxracer-europe.com/en/gaming-and-office-chairs/tank-series 

Corsair T2 Road Warrior

Corsair has been a big name in PC gaming for a long time, but they recently branched out into chairs.   They appear to be going for a bit of a premium market; a little more subdued and stylish than others available.

£299 - https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/Categories/Products/Gaming-Chairs/t2-road-warrior-config/p/CF-9010006-WW 

GT Omega Pro Racing

A budget chair and not as colourful or extravagant as some of the others featured in the list. This is a solid, no nonsense offering. It’s also a little slimmer than the others, so it’s perfect for an office with limited space (that’s most home offices in London). 

£179.99 - https://www.gtomega.co.uk/products/pro-series 

IKEA MARKUS

Ok. If a gaming chair really isn’t for you, then take a look at the Markus from Ikea. It’s affordable, comfy and looks like an office chair. What more could you want?  

£179 - https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/markus-office-chair-black-glose-robust-black-20103101/